The Alameda Police Department announced yesterday that Julie Vinall, the widow of Darin Vinall, found dead in his Parfait Lane home last December, is offering a $25,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of whomever is responsible for Darin Vinall’s death.
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Updated 9/25/09, 11:25 am to clarify statement by Eugenie Thomson about I-880 interchange. By Erica Madison For the last ten years, the Alameda Congestion Management Agency has been looking for a way to improve freeway access from High St. to Broadway. A recent study reveals that the new plan to reduce congestion may actually make it worse for Alameda commuters. By Erica Madison Imagine that a fire has started at a residence on Beach Road; fortunately the nearest fire station is only a ten minute ride a way, unfortunately the station is closed. Fortunately this didn’t happen on Aug. 8, 2009. A fire started at a residence on Beach Road, but with the help of three engines and two trucks, the fire was immediately and successfully subdued. Hot Rods at Harbor Bay Harbor Bay Landing Shopping Center Thursday, July 2nd, 2009 From 5pm to 8pm 50/50 Raffle to Benefit Local Charity Sandpiper Cove HOA Special Board of Directors Meeting Community Center 3195 Mecartney Drive, Alameda, CA 94502 Tuesday, June 30th, 2009 6:30pm Alameda Fire Chief David Kapler and Brigade Commander David Tunney to discuss the recent house fire in the HOA – present the process used in fighting the fire and answer questions from residents. Update, June 26th, 11:00 am – Greg Miley informed us that: “Approximately 30 people from various areas of ADC were affected.” PRESS RELEASE FROM ALAMEDA FIREFIGHTERS Two Alameda firefighters were injured last night while responding to a house fire in a single family residence. One suffered 2nd degree burns to his back, flank and stomach. He was initially transported by AMR to Alameda Hospital for treatment, and received additional treatment at the Burn Center of St. Francis Hospital in San Francisco. The second firefighter was treated and released from Alameda Hospital with 2nd degree burns to the palms of his hands. Both firefighters were wearing their department issued protective equipment. On Tuesday night, Domenick Weaver, President of the Alameda Firefighters Association, provided an update to City Council on the rotating brownouts. |
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