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April 3, 2018 Click here to read the 'visual' version. Article Index $5000 scholarship honors women in STEM ?#ClimateChange: An Unfolding Emergency? ?Little Women?: beloved story with song and dance Arrest made in armed robbery case BART Police Log Bicycle groups impact police resources Celebrating Scottish heritage Chang named Women's Golfer of the Week Community Development Director set to retire Cougars Report Cougars squads defeat Mariners Deadline looms to apply for medical scholarships Digital photography workshops planned Documentary film exposes sexual abuse in the military Druid?s Club Teaches Fourth Graders Editorial: Spring - bird songs or bee stings? Eight find spots on Winter All-Academic Team Farmers? markets provide the taste of spring First Friday supports Bike East Bay Free diabetes management classes Fremont City Manager Fred Diaz will retire in July Fremont News Briefs Fremont Police Log Fremont Receives California Park & Recreation Society Awards Fremont Spartans Lacrosse u14 team now 6-0 in season Fremont Symphony delivers ?The Power of Seven? Fremont Symphony delivers The Power of Seven Guy McIntyre to speak at Fremont Prayer Breakfast Hayward moving to carbon-free electricity Homicide victim identified Honor Roll How the Clean Water Act Put the ?Super? in the USD?s Super Sewer Huskies earn bragging rights Join the Choir! Jr. High Cougars compete at State Championships Keeping promises to voters Kiwanis Club lines up April speakers Lady Eagles outscore Lady Titans Law and public service information day planned Leprechaun Shenanigans Letter to the Editor: Our devoted patrons, Letter to the editor: Greenway applauded Library amnesty seeks food in lieu of fines Library to host live music program Local officials promote Meals on Wheels Looking through the terrarium glass Mayor Mei gives State of the City Address Meet a cop, or two, for coffee Mock Trial Competition Winners Shine New web service would follow users across multiple devices Niles Pie celebrates five years in current location Optimist Club essay contest winners announced Park District seeks lifeguards Police seek help in solving wheel theft case Political animals Products Council honors Quirk Public discussion on creek sediment removal Public to participate in transportation plan Quirk and colleagues clean up toxic paint SAVE Updates Safety book project expands to area libraries Scaling Up Your Business: How To Succeed When Others Fail School Board meeting highlights School district news and notes Shape Our Fremont - Postwar buildings may gain new status Shooting incident and SWAT Team activity result in an arrest Shred unneeded, sensitive documents Smith Selected as Men's Golfer of the Week Space & Science Events Spring is in bloom at Wildflower Fest Students crunch numbers on Pi Day Students win essay contest awards Summer classes: enrichment for kids and teens Swashbuckling evening at BuccaneerÕs Ball Swashbuckling evening at Buccaneers Ball Tech bus teamsters seek contract The art of public speaking lives The secret water engineer Toll-free number to report child abuse goes live Walk the wild side of Tanzania Wine, food, and fashion fun Year of the Earth Dog