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TCV 140204 Broad Layout 1 The Song of Science magic at Hiawatha Mattos Elementary All Fur Love pet adoption event Page 14 Page 4 Page 4 The newspaper for the new millennium 510-494-1999 [email protected] www.tricityvoice.com February 4, 2014 Vol. 13 No. 5 PHOTOS BY MIKE HEIGHTCHEW Each year accomplished athletes gather at James Logan High School in Union City to pass on their knowledge in a hands-on experi- ence. For those with a passion for track and field sports, the “Willie Davenport Olympian Track and Field Clinic” is an exciting opportu- nity to learn from the best. The event was created by Logan’s track and field coach Lee Webb in order to inspire young athletes in a learn-by-doing setting. Named after five-time Olympian Willie Davenport, who helped Webb build the event into the largest sports clinic of its kind, the day boasts a lengthy who’s who roster of decorated Olympians and experts in their continued on page 5 BY MEDHA RAMAN District serves over 250,000 residents liv- ing in Hayward, Castro Valley, San For 51 years, the Hayward Area Lorenzo, Ashland, Cherryland, and Recreation and Park District (HARD) Fairview. HARD aspires to encourage has sponsored the longest running musi- life-long learning, fitness, and fun cal special event in the entire state of through its recreational activities, special California – the “Battle of the Bands”! events, and services. Proceeds from the The event began in the mid-1960s with “Battle of the Bands” will go toward the vision of former superintendent of HARD funding so that it may continue recreation Leroy Pergis who wanted to to provide youth programs for the com- provide a competition for local bands. munity and improve the quality of life While varied musical styles from rock, for citizens of all ages. Nexus practices for the Battle of the Bands. indie, and grunge, to punk, funk, and “Battle of the Bands” will be held on reggae have grown in popularity and Saturday, February 8 in the Reed L. fallen out of favor, the battle has Buffington Performing Arts Center at marched on through five decades. Chabot College. The event is a wonder- Durability of the event only slightly ful opportunity for bands to demonstrate overshadows the thirty-five years that their talent in musical arrangement, song emcee Mick Flaire has anchored and pre- composition, instrumentation, and vo- sented the show. Mick’s incredible energy cals. Since its creation, the competition resonates with the audience and the has drawn performers from throughout bands benefit from a pep talk from this northern California. Of the more than four-time participant before they take 30 bands that show up to audition, only the stage for 12 minutes of fame. a dozen are selected to play at the event. SUBMITTED BY CHRISTINE BENDER HARD – acronym for the largest This year’s finalists include the Rob recreation district in California – is an Sesma Band, Alyssa Granados, Love 2014 will mark the 25th year of the annual “Children’s Book Illustrators Exhibition” independent special use district that has Lamp, Catatonic Society, There Goes the held at the Sun Gallery, Hayward. In the years that we have been hosting this show, a lot been providing residents with high qual- has changed in the world of publishing; both in terms of production and distribution of ity programs, recreational classes, and continued on page 5 print media, and also in the way in which illustrations that accompany print media are beautiful parks, since 1944. The Park continued on page 7 INDEX Classified. 28 Kid Scoop . 37 Sports . 30 Subscribe . 18 Arts & Entertainment . 21 Community Bulletin Board . 29 Mind Twisters . 26 Contact Us . 27 Obituary . 25 Bookmobile Schedule . 23 Editorial/Opinion . 27 Protective Services . 8 Business . 12 It’s a date . 21 Public Notices. 29 Page 2 WHAT’S HAPPENING’S TRI-CITY VOICE February 4, 2014 The Washington Wellness Center is offering special massage packages throughout the month of February. Therapeutic Massage Can Help Relieve Certificates must be Pain and Improve Your Overall Well Being purchased by the end of February, but they don't othing says “I care” quite like a tificates must be purchased by the end of expire and men and women deep, relaxing massage. This February, but they don’t expire and men can schedule their massage Nmonth, the Washington Wellness and women can schedule their massage at at a date that is convenient Center is offering four rejuvenating Valen- a date that is convenient for them. for them. Call (510) 608-1301 tine’s massage packages for your sweetheart. Massage can help reduce the discomfort for more information or to If you want to experience wellness massage in with the following ailments: a warm and welcoming environment that • Stress schedule an appointment. promotes a sense of relaxation, the Washing- • Migraine Headaches Learn more at ton Wellness Center has an affordable type of • Pregnancy Related Back Pain www.whhs.com/massage. massage therapy just for you. • Lower Back Pain “Chocolates, flowers - they’ve been • Sports Related Injuries done before,” says Laura Constantine, • Muscle Tightness R.N., coordinator of the Washington • Fibromyalgia Women’s Center. “Valentine’s Day is a Wellness Center Offers great excuse to pamper yourself or some- Valentines Massage Specials one you love with the gift of massage.” Valentine’s Day is a great excuse to therapy session, Swedish, therapeutic, deep Wellness massage is competitively Wellness Massage is a therapeutic serv- pamper yourself or someone you love with tissue, or sports. Regular price: $375, priced and our massage therapists don’t ac- ice intended to promote your overall well- the gift of massage. Washington Wellness Valentine Special: $270 cept tips or gratuities. being and is an important part of the Center is offering massage specials to pur- Massages performed by “We’ll make every effort to ensure that wellness, balance and life campaign that chase during the month of February. Pur- experienced therapists your wellness massage is a relaxing experi- the Washington Wellness Center continues chase a 50 minute massage or gift Some people do feel a little awkward ence and the Women’s Center offers so to support. certificate for only $50, or purchase a mas- the first time they get a massage but we’ve many amenities,” says Constantine. “We “Massage is a very important therapeu- sage package at a discount. found that those feelings fade very quickly offer friendly and courteous receptionists, tic approach which is underutilized and • 50-minute Massage or Gift Certificate: when you’re in the hands of a real profes- comfortable rooms and therapists that are underappreciated,” says Constantine. “A Demonstrate the depth of your love by sional. Wellness Massage is performed by focused on tailoring your massage precisely lot of people think massage is good for giving the gift of deep soothing massage. licensed massage therapists that have re- to your liking.” muscle aches and pains. But what we have Valentine Special $50 ceived training at accredited institutions. found is that massage activates the body’s • Friends and Family Package: Purchase a Every person receiving a massage treat- Purchase a Massage Package Today own healing system and can complement massage for yourself and bring a spouse, ment is greeted with a fresh robe and has Call the Wellness Center at (510) 608-1301 medical therapies.” friend or significant other. Massages will be their own private dressing area with indi- to purchase a massage, schedule an The Wellness Center will be selling 50- scheduled for the same day and time, and vidual lockers for personal items. Other appointment or receive more information. Minute gift certificates throughout the take place in separate rooms. Fee: $90 massage treatment amenities include: hot The Wellness Center is located at 2500 month of February, which may be pur- • Rejuvenation Package: Restore energy tea and coffee, fresh fruit, a library with in- Mowry Avenue (1st floor, Washington West) chased to treat that special person to a and balance with this six session massage ternet connection and a pleasurable am- in Fremont. Visit www.whhs.com/massage for healthy and relaxing Valentine’s gift. Cer- package; choose any 50 minute massage biance with soothing background music. more information. InHealth broadcasts on Comcast Channel 78 in Fremont, Newark and Union City and online at www.inhealth.tv The full schedule of InHealth programs listed below can also be viewed in real time on the Washington Hospital website, www.whhs.com TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY SUNDAY MONDAY 2/04/14 2/05/14 2/06/14 2/07/14 2/08/14 2/09/14 2/10/14 12:00 PM 12:00 AM Movement Disorders, Strengthen Your Back! Deep Venous Diabetes Matters: Vacation Heel Problems and Minimally Invasive Parkinson's Disease, Learn to Improve Your 12:30 PM Thrombosis or Travel Plans? Treatment Options Tremors and Epilepsy Back Fitness Hip Replacement 12:30 AM Treatment Options for Knee Problems 1:00 PM Minimally Invasive 1:00 AM Treatment for Common Women's Health Gynecologic Conditions Conference: Can Lifestyle Women's Health Minimally Invasive Voices InHealth: Healthy Conference: Age Surgery for Lower Back Get Your Child's 1:30 PM Pregnancy Plate in Shape Women's Health Reduce the Risk of Appropriate Screenings Disorders 1:30 AM Conference: Aging Cancer? Gracefully Turning 65? Get To 2:00 PM Know Medicare 2:00 AM Strengthen Your Back! Healthy Nutrition Learn to Improve Your 2:30 PM for Your Heart 2:30 AM Back Fitness Don't Let Back Pain Sideline You 3:00 PM Washington Township Washington Township
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