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December 27, 2011 Click here to read the 'visual' version. Article Index A Christmas Carol delights in opening weekend A Commitment to Keep Kids Healthy At 100 years old, an Ohio doctor is still in Campaign raises awareness of teen dating violence Carjacking suspect at-large Child safety seat law will change January 1 City Council seeks applicants to fill vacancy City of Fremont Board/Commission Vacancies Editorial: Where have all the studies gone? Emergency services contract awarded to Alameda County Fire Department ExploraVision competition seeks entrants Fremont City Council Fremont Police Log Fremont Police Officer Honored Fremont student wins International Youth Award GOP's struggle on taxes gives Dems hope Hayward City Council Hayward to honor its heroes Help make the community safer High-speed rail officials concede jobs inflated Holiday schedule for garbage service & free tree recycling Improv Comedy Theatre offers New Year's Eve show Installation of board members James Logan HS soccer results Janell Myhre to serve as director of emergency services Jury dings CA tribe for $31M in casino dispute Ken Hansen selected as Police Officer of the Year LIFE ElderCare Helps Seniors Stay Healthy and in Their Own Home Latest California homicide rate statistics Legacy Migrate into a new year with monarch butterflies Mitten envy? Wis. promotion draws note in Mich. New Haven School Board Update New Year's Balloon Drop Newark welcomes Officer Jeff Revay Newark welcomes Officer Michael Taylor Newark welcomes Officer Vincent Kimbrough Occupy protesters to descend on Rose Parade Odd news keeps New Englanders laughing, thinking PG&E customers can 'opt-out' Pros see stocks up in 2012, but big risks, too Reindeer recovering from highway adventure in Ohio Renegade women looking good on the hardwood Renegades make it close Santa Claus still flying high in new poll Santa Visits the Breakfast Program Scrapbook tells how Rudolph went down in history Stop Domestic Violence Suit filed to stop Fracking Tax cut lives: Congress gives last-minute approval Teaching the World to Sing The Adventures of Tom Sawyer Trees of Angels 2011 Lights Up the Holidays Ugly, gaudy Christmas sweaters all the rage in US VTA improves services in 2012 VTA seeks comments on long-range Transportation Plan Wanted: Hunter Education Instructors Water district board supports dental health