Call for Interviews Action Alameda news would like to interview both proponents and opponents of the Alameda Youth Sports Coalition proposal for the Mif Albright Land Swap
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A letter from Action Alameda News Publisher David Howard
Over the weekend, I had the opportunity to speak with a mother from Oakland who plans to move to Alameda to get her two children into Alameda schools. (She currently sends them to a private school and daycare.) Although one friend has encouraged this mom to look at Edison school in particular, another, with a brown-skinned child, explained how she took her own child out of Edison due to racial epithets.
Continue reading The “Not In My School Yard” Crowd, The NIMSYs
By Erica Madison
“I hope we can add some dignity even posthumously, because he was robbed of this dignity,” said documentary film director Jaime Longhi during a telephone interview about an upcoming Raymond Zack film.
Continue reading A Raymond Zack Documentary in the Works
City of Alameda officials confirmed today that the Alameda Police Department, through a mutual aid request from the Alameda County Sheriff’s Department, provided a team of seven people earlier this week to support Oakland PD’s clearance of the Occupy Oakland encampment at Frank Ogawa Plaza in Oakland.
Continue reading Alameda Police Department Provided Seven Officers to Occupy Oakland Camp Clearout
InSite Vision of Alameda reported third quarter financial results yesterday, for the period ended September 30th, 2011. Total revenues for the quarter were $6.6 million and net income was $1.5 million. InSite develops advanced ophthalmologic products.
This afternoon, Alameda Deputy City Manager Alexander Nguyen released a statement to the media regarding the wholesale cutting-down of trees on the boulevard along Park Street. He also announced a public meeting on the matter.
Continue reading Alameda Officials Issue Statement on Park Street Tree Cutting
Alameda residents got a rude awakening this morning when a magnitude 3.6 earthquake, centered in Berkeley, struck at 5:37 a.m. The United States Geological Service pegged the quake at 6 miles deep and 6 miles north north-west of Oakland.
A controversial program that has seen the City of Alameda cut down trees in the boulevard along Park Street moved north yesterday. Action Alameda News captured these pictures of stumps from Park Street between Lincoln and Webb.
Continue reading Park Street Tree Cutting Moves North
Yesterday, the City of Alameda and Friends of the Alameda Animal Shelter (FAAS) and the Human Society of Alameda (HAS) announced that they have come to an agreement that will keep animal shelter services in Alameda. Shelter supporters had until November 1st to come up with a plan to keep the shelter from being outsourced to a neighboring city.
Continue reading City Makes Friends with Friends of the Alameda Animal Shelter
Earlier today, SunCal, the former master developer-in-waiting for Alameda Point, now suing the City of Alameda for over $100 million after being kicked-off the project, issued a press release headlined “SunCal Defeats City of Alameda in Federal Court.” Unsurprisingly, the City Attorney’s office characterized recent federal court developments differently.
Continue reading SunCal Defeats City of Alameda? Not so Fast…
NorCal Community Bancorp, the parent company for Bank of Alameda, announced yesterday a third quarter profit of $98,000, compared to a net loss of $1.2 million for the same quarter in the prior year.
Continue reading Bank of Alameda’s Corporate Parent Announces Profit
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