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HIGHS: 67-72 } FIRST ISSUE HIT THE STREETS HAVE MORE THAN DOUBLED 0 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100 110 } 25 YEARS AGO ...... 5 SINCE 1990 ...... 8 LOWS: 57-62 SanSan LeandroLeandro TimesTimes AN INDEPENDENT HOMETOWN NEWSPAPER SERVING SAN LEANDRO, ASHLAND, SAN LORENZO AND SHEFFIELD VILLAGE VOL. 26 • NO. 41 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2016 SAN LEANDRO • CALIFORNIA Newcomers Vie For Seat on SLZ School Board By Amy Sylvestri San Leandro Times After a lengthy contract dis- The contract dispute came pute between the teachers and up repeatedly, with many asking the administration of the San how the board could improve Lorenzo School District, it’s trust between teachers and the time for some new blood on the administration, despite the fact school board – at least that was that contract disputes are com- the argument put forth by two of see SCHOOL BOARD, page 14 the candidates who are running for the board this November. Candidates Marilyn Stewart and Kyla Sinegal both have worked in education. Stewart recently retired after 31 years School Trustee teaching in San Lorenzo. Sinegal currently works in Rosato Dies of human resource management for the county office of education and is a chapter president of the Heart Attack PHOTO BY JIM KNOWLES California School Employees A row of trees in front of the KP Corp. building on Washington Avenue was cut down last week, part of a project Association By Amy Sylvestri to keep access open for first-responders to gas pipelines in case of an emergency. They both say they’ll stir San Leandro Times things up on a school board that San Leandro school board has some members who have president Vince Rosato passed been on the board for over 20 away from a heart attack sudden- years. ly last Saturday. Trees Cut Down for Gas Pipeline There are four candidates for Rosato served on the board three open spots on the board: for the past four years, but had By Jim Knowles The work is part of a state-wide project to south of where Washington goes through Sinegal, Stewart, and incumbents chosen not to run for reelection in San Leandro Times make the pipes accessible in an emergency. the railroad underpass. Penny Peck and Helen Foster. the upcoming Nov. 8 race when A crew cut down a row of 14 trees in “It’s part of our community pipeline An employee at KP said he remembers The League of Women Voters his first term expires. He was front of the KP Corporation on Washington safety initiative, so first-responders have the trees being planted in about 2001, so of the Eden Area held a forum for building a home in India. Avenue last week, part of a PG&E project access to the lines,” said PG&E spokesman they’re around 15 years old. the candidates last Thursday at School board member Evelyn to keep access open to the main gas lines. Jeff Smith. The project to remove the trees in San the San Lorenzo Library. Foster Gonzalez said Rosato’s passing Earlier this year, PG&E announced that The trees that were cut down last week Leandro is on the main lines that run along did not attend, as she works as was a blow to his colleagues. it would be removing trees on Washington were on the property of KP Corp. a printing Washington Avenue between Grant Avenue the superintendent of schools for “It was just such a shock to all Avenue and along San Leandro Boulevard. business at 13951 Washington Ave., just see TREES, page 14 the Central California town of of us,” said Gonzalez. “Tuesdays Coalinga and spends part of her night’s school board meeting was week down there. a hard one (without him). We left The questions at the forum his seat open in tribute.” were submitted by the audience In addition to serving on the of about 30 people, which con- school board, Rosato was also Council Race: ‘Blue Collar vs. White Collar’ sisted of quite a few San Lorenzo serving as the treasurer of the teachers. see ROSATO, page 2 By Amy Sylvestri foreman and father of five who been laid off before, I’ve had to San Leandro Times also serves on the city parks and go to Davis Street (food pantry).” In the coming weeks before recreation commission. To that end, he says mak- INSIDE YOUR TIMES the Nov. 8 election, we’ll speak Azevedo and Hernandez ing sure San Leandro attracts with the candidates running for come down on the same side well-paying jobs for all will be a ■ NEIGHBORS Auto...... 6 San Leandro City Council and of many issues. Both support priority for him. Sports...... 9 School Board. Rose Demartini Measure J1, the school district’s “Jobs are the key to every- turns 100. Page 2 Calendar...... 4 Bryan Azevedo is running proposed $104 million bond, as thing,” said Azevedo. “The key Classified Ads...... 12 against Ed Hernandez for the well as the city’s three proposed to stopping homelessness, the key ■ CRIME Crime...... 3 District 2 seat, the only contested tax measures. to attracting business.” Police arrest Chinese women Crossword...... 11 City Council race in San Leandro. But Azevedo sees himself as In his district specifically, he for ‘resisting arrest.’ Page 2 Azevedo says that, as a fourth more of a man of the people than wants to see Bayfair revitalized, Health & Fitness...... 8 Homes...... 10 generation San Leandran, he has his opponent. with more housing and better ■ SPORTS a big stake in helping the city and “I’m a people person, I like shopping options. Home Services...... 12 its citizens. Pirates roll to 41-0 Letters...... 15 getting out there and talking to The city is currently in the at Castro Valley. Page 9 “I want to make sure every- people,” said Azevedo. “He’s Bryan Azevedo says he’s very early stages of planning a Lifestyle...... 7 one in San Leandro has a voice,” more white collar, I’m more blue more of a man of the people “transit village” around the mall, 38,500 EVERY THURSDAY Obituaries...... 14 says Azevedo, a sheet metal collar, it’s as simple as that. I’ve than opponent Ed Hernandez. see AZEVEDO, page 14 THE LARGEST FREE-DELIVERED NEWSPAPER IN THE EAST BAY 2 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2016 San Leandro Times San Leandro Times An independent hometown newspaper Rosato: ‘A learner’ serving San Leandro, Ashland, continued from front page seminars. He San Lorenzo and Sheffield Village Alameda County School Boards was extreme- EDITORIAL Association at the time of his ly passionate Fred Zehnder about public Editor and Publisher death. Rosato, 62, was a native education and Jim Knowles Managing Editor Californian who moved to San really cared for [email protected] Leandro from Fremont 15 years the students.” Amy Sylvestri ago with his wife, Usha. San City Editor Rosato retired in 2014 after Leandro Vince Rosato [email protected] 15 years teaching elementary school district Steve Schaefer Auto Editor school in the New Haven school superintendent Mike McLaughlin PRODUCTION district. He was ordained as a also singled out Rosato’s devo- Howard Morrison Catholic priest in 1982 and spent tion to education. Manager two years at the Vatican. “Vince cared about making a Greg Benson Rosato was a graduate of difference in public schools and Art Director Loyola Marymount, the Jesuit that showed through his work both Moxie Morrison School of Theology, and Saint here in San Leandro, in Alameda Assistant Mary’s College, where he got his County, and across the state,” said OPERATIONS teaching degree after changing McLaughlin in a written state- Claudette Morrison Business Manager careers. ment. “This is a huge loss for our ADVERTISING Gonzalez described Rosato district and we send our heartfelt Display Advertising as a man with a passion for edu- condolences to his widow.” Claudette Morrison cation, who was always trying to Rosato is survived by his Jerry Olson better himself. wife, Usha, and his daughter, Classified Advertising “For him, education was a Alexandria. 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The San Leandro school district will present a program Police seized about $1,500 PHOTO BY AMY SYLVESTRI on human trafficking tonight at 7 p.m. at the theater in in cash. After interviewing the the Arts Education Center at San Leandro High School, women, they discovered that Back to School at Royal Sunset 2250 Bancroft Ave. The forum will consist of several one had arrived from China speakers, including the FBI and the San Leandro less than a week previously and Royal Sunset High students Emilio Lara, Kimberly Mazanegus, Kai Chavis, and police, followed by a Q&A session. Please note that came to San Leandro to engage Alineza Motiei enjoyed a back to school fair last month. They learned about school this forum is not appropriate for children under 13. in prostitution. activities they can join, taking the SAT and other college prep tests, and things to do after school. Royal Sunset is part of the San Lorenzo School District and is a small continuation school with under 200 students. 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❖ St. James Lutheran Yard Sale HAHS Members, Seniors and Students. To St. James Lutheran Church, 993 Estudillo Ave. book, call 581-0223 or visit www.hayward- in San Leandro, is holding a church-wide yard areahistory.org. sale on Saturday, Oct. 15, from 8 a.m. until 2 p.m. Earthly Treasures for sale include art, ❖ Adult School Transitions Services books, collectibles, household items, games, The San Leandro Adult School, 1448 Williams toys, clothing, sports and exercise equip- St. in San Leandro, invites the community to ment, jewelry and more. Also offered will be learn about its transition services, which in- breakfast burritos and other treats. This fun clude assistance with education, employment family-friendly community event supports the and personal support services. The public is ministries of St. James Lutheran Church and invited to come to an open house on Friday, is open to everyone. Oct. 21, or Thursday, Dec. 1, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. in Room 106. Refreshments will ❖ Alta Mira Club Pancake Breakfast be served. The Alta Mira Club, 561 Lafayette Ave. in San Leandro, will have a pancake breakfast on ❖ Our Lady of Good Counsel Concert Saturday, Oct. 15, from 8 a.m. to noon. All you A star studded concert will be held at Our can eat. Adults $6, children $3, no charge for Lady of Good Counsel Church Hall, 2500 kids under 5. For tickets, call Isabel Polvorsa Bermuda Ave. in San Leandro, on Saturday, at 483-2073, Linda Klass 919-5684, or buy Oct. 29, at 6:30 p.m. The Through the Years tickets at the door. concert will lead the audience on a musical journey over the last 50 years, featuring well PHOTO BY MONIQUE TATE ❖ Saturday Explorers: Pumpkin Pickers known singer-comedian Fe De Los Reyes and Join in the fun on Saturday, Oct. 15, at 10:30 the popular Philippines singer Jam Morales, a.m. at the Manor Branch Library, 1241 Manor supported by Ellona Santiago, an X-Factor Unity in the Community Takes a Walk Blvd., to learn about different types of seeds finalist. Other artists are Ronnie Ramos, through games, crafts and other activities. Best Monica Mendoza, an American idol top 48 More than 70 people took part in the Unity Walk sponsored by Unity in the Com- for children ages 5 and older. All children must finalist and Charlz Mendoza. Tickets are $25. munity on Sept. 24. Civic leaders and elected officials, parents, children, residents, be accompanied by an adult. To register or for For more information about the tickets, call police officers and others walked along East 14th Street to Root Park in support of more information, call 577-7971. Beth Garcia at 861-1753 or Mon Cargo at civil rights, justice and personal safety. 1-800-432-4300. ❖ Soroptimist Fashion Show & Luncheon Soroptimist International of the East Bay ❖ Haunted Halloween History presents the 4th Annual Fashion Show and The San Leandro Main Library, 300 Estudillo Luncheon on Saturday, Oct. 15, from noon Ave., will have a spooky Halloween in its ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT to 3 p.m. at the Crow Canyon Country Club, Haunted History Room on Saturday, Oct. 29, 711 Silver Lake Dr. in Danville. Fashions from 1 to 3 p.m. Visitors will encounter the ❖ Japanese Moon Lakeside Park Garden Center, Oakland CA 94661-3022. Check will be provided by Chico’s of Danville. Cost ghosts of some of San Leandro’s more famous Viewing Festival 666 Bellevue Ave. in Oakland. must be received by Oct. 10. For of the show and lunch is $45 per person. For residents and learn their fascinating histories. Join the Oakland Fukuoka Sister There is a $5 parking fee. Jap- more information, go to www. more information or tickets, call Lynn Levin After visitors have encountered all the ghosts City Association for an evening anese Bento box dinners avail- oakland-fukuoka.org or email: at 593-7377. and learn why they are so famous, they’ll able only on a pre-paid basis [email protected]. be given an easy questionnaire to complete. of Japanese food, entertainment ❖ and moon viewing Sunday, Oct. by sending your check for $15 San Leandro Garden Club Parents can help their children discover the 16, from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the to OFSCA, P.O. Box 13022, ❖ San Leandro Museum The monthly meeting of the San Leandro Gar- answers. After answering just three ghostly Auditorium den Club will be on Tuesday, Oct. 18, at the questions correctly, participants will receive a The San Leandro Players pres- Alta Mira House, 561 Lafayette Ave. in San coupon for a small bag of treats, while supplies Leandro. The business meeting is at 10 a.m. last. History researchers will be on hand to © 2016 King Features Synd., Inc. ent Trouble Bubbles at the Hot HOROSCOPE by Salomé Springs, by Gary McCarver and and at 11 a.m. speaker Steve Wiley will intro- encourage and assist visitors during their walk directed by Catherine Heck, on duce student members from the Environmental to the Other Side. Saturdays at 8 p.m. and Sundays Leadership Club at San Lorenzo High School ARIES (March 21 - April 19): Someone from your past could arrive ❖ with welcome news concerning your future. Meanwhile, avoid taking at 2 p.m. Oct. 22 through Nov. and discuss the club’s activities. Come early Classic Broadway Music at SL Library sides in a workplace confrontation until you have more facts to go on. 20 at the San Leandro Museum/ to check out the plant table. All are welcome. A tribute to classic Broadway music will be TAURUS (April 20 - May 20): A decision about a relationship could Auditorium, 320 West Estudillo presented at the San Leandro Library, 300 have longer-lasting consequences than you might imagine, so be sure ❖ Estudillo Ave., on Saturday, Oct. 29, from 2 of your facts before you act. A trusted friend can help. Ave. in San Leandro. One block St. Felicitas Oktoberfest Luncheon east of the San Leandro BART St. Felicitas Parish, 1662 Manor Blvd. in San to 3 p.m. Enjoy an afternoon of classic Broad- GEMINI (May 21 - June 20): A strained relationship could be restored with more personal contact between the two of you. Letting Station. Professor Thaddeus Leandro, hosts its monthly Young at Heart way melodies with concert pianist Frederick others act as your go-between only adds to the ongoing estrangement. Snavely Mack returns to do Luncheon on Wednesday, Oct. 19, with sau- Hodges. Admission is free. Hailed as one of the best concert pianists in the world, Frederick CANCER (June 21 - July 22): New facts could mean taking a new dastardly deeds with a colorful sage on soft roll, sauerkraut, German potato path toward a goal you’ve been hoping to reach. However, be sure all cast of characters in a rollicking salad, coleslaw, dessert, plus coffee or apple Hodges is sought after by today’s foremost your questions are answered before you undertake to shift directions. musical melodrama. Tickets are cider. Doors open at 11 a.m. and lunch is orchestras, festivals, and conductors. His ex- LEO (July 23 - August 22): This is a good week for all you fine $20, $15 for seniors, TBA mem- served at noon. Tickets are now on sale for tensive repertoire includes the great European Felines to turn your attention to some important considerations, such as classical masters as well as the best American your health, your job situation and the status of important relationships. bers, and students. Information $6 and must be purchased no later than the and tickets available online at Monday before the luncheon. Entertainment composers. VIRGO (August 23 - Sept. 22): Avoid making a quick decision about a matter that needs more study. Keep your mind open for www.slplayers.org. and door prizes at each luncheon. Tickets possibilities, even if they don’t seem plausible — at least not yet. available at the parish office Monday through ❖ Paranormal Investigation at Meek Mansion Experienced investigators lead attendees LIBRA (Sept. 23 - October 22): You might welcome the emphasis Thursday between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. on openness in relationships that mark this period. But it’s a good idea through Meek Mansion, with access to all to avoid sharing personal secrets with people you hardly know. ❖ Shrouded Tales at McConaghy House non-restricted areas on Saturday, Oct. 29, from SCORPIO (October 23 - November 21): There are still some Explore true tales of tragic ends, Victorian 7 p.m. to 3 a.m. Data collected on previous in- questions that need to be asked and answered before you can feel WE vestigations include electronic voice phenome- confident enough to make a potentially life-changing decision. death traditions, superstitions and a touch of the paranormal on Friday and Saturday na (EVP), cold spots, touches, apparitions and SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22 - Dec. 21): Some lingering effects from much more. General Admission $75. Proceeds a now largely resolved workplace confrontation could make things BUY Oct. 21 and 22 at the McConaghy House, difficult for you. Act on this before it becomes serious. 18701 Hesperian Blvd, in Hayward. Tours support the maintenance and preservation of this historic site. Tickets are limited and must CAPRICORN (Dec. 22 - Jan. 19): While part of you might prefer are at 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. Proceeds go toward taking a more familiar path, let your more daring and — admit it — GOLD the maintenance and preservation of the site. be purchased in advance. Ages 18 or older. super-curious self see what the unexplored has to offer. Tickets are limited and must be purchased in Purchase tickets online at www.haywardarea- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20 - Feb. 18): No sooner do you decide to pass advance. General Admission is $15, $10 for history.org or call 581-0223. on one job offer than another suddenly turns up. This one might not ALLPHIN JEWELERS have everything you’re looking for, but it’s worth checking out. Since 1923 Calendar items should be submitted at least one week prior to the desired edition of the PISCES (Feb. 19 - March 20): Congratulations. With Jupiter’s 155 Parrott Street strong influence dominating this week, don’t be surprised to get some Times, which is published Thursdays. Space limitations require we print items of the good news about a troubling financial matter. San Leandro • 357-3442 most general interest. San Leandro Times THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2016 5 Times First Issue Hit the Street 25 Years Ago By Jim Knowles San Leandro Times The first issue of the San that was later torn down to ex- Leandro Times was delivered pand the parking lot for Pelton this week in October 1991 – 25 Plaza. In the evenings, publisher PHOTO BY DAVID STERNBERG PHOTO BY VICTOR LLANA years ago. Fred Zehnder used to swing by Auto writer Steve Schaefer poses with the ninth car he reviewed 25 years ago, and with the 1,000th car. The top story in that first issue and pick up the garbage after he was the widening of Davis Street got off his job as news director at with new sidewalks and sound Channel 2. walls. The Davis Street project Fred would walk through SL Times 25th Anniversary… and Mine was hailed as “The Gateway to the office with a big plastic bag San Leandro,” connecting down- that he dumped the waste paper By Steve Schaefer for a sample. My first review was on the State Warriors, I scored a week- town to the Oakland Airport, and baskets into. So the new people San Leandro Times I was just starting out, so I all-new 1992 Honda Prelude, end with a BMW 325i (wow!). once the project was finished, at the paper just thought Fred was The first issue of the San wrote about my own car—one of which I borrowed from the San But starting with my ninth test things were going to take off. the janitor. Leandro Times dropped on my the first Saturns, which I’d owned Leandro Honda dealer, who car, I found the local press fleet, In other news that week, a That was fine with Fred. He doorstep on October 9, 1991. for a year. That story passed was located on East 14th Street. and I’ve driven cars for a week at woman set fire to her neighbor’s said he liked doing the routine That began a relationship that muster, and the Times printed me The Marina Auto Plaza didn’t a time from that fleet, and others, shed on Harlan Street, a state work that needed to be done. remains to this day. My first “Auto Writer” business cards and exist yet. ever since. (ninth test car pictured panel called for cities in southern Before digital photography, auto review column appeared on I was on my way. As the weeks went by, I made above—a 1992 Chevrolet Lumi- Alameda County to work with reporters here turned their film February 8, 1992. I visited local dealers, who a connection with someone at na, March 1992) organizations on hate crimes, and in to Howard Morrison who I started reading auto journal- generously let me take out cars the NUMMI plant (where Tesla In April 2013, I tested my the San Leandro Main Library developed the film and printed on my own. I created a special is today) and got a chance to test 1,000th car, a BMW 6 Series and its branches closed for 10 the pictures in his darkroom. route that provides a variety of a Geo Prizm compact sedan for convertible. days to put bar codes on 150,000 To get it done in a reasonable I started road conditions, and dutifully put a few days. Next spring, I should hit my books. amount of time, Howard had to my testers through their paces. Through my job at the Golden 1,200th. It’s been a great ride. In the early years of this cut it down to two rolls of film a “reading auto newspaper, former City Coun- week. So reporters could take no OVER 60,000 FULL-COLOR COPIES PUBLISHED 4 TIMES A YEAR cilman Mario Polvorosa wrote more than three or four pictures journal- a column about his memories of on each story. San Leandro. Polvorosa started Howard said that’s good ism when CASTRO VALLEY FORUM out with a shoe shine stand on practice, it makes you take better Delivered to Castro Valley homes, Expand Your Coupon East 14th Street and he knew the pictures. It seems like there’s I picked up 22,500 businesses and newsracks Market and Reach Over town from the bottom to the top. something to that. Today the trend 60,000 Readers! Daniel Pryfogle, the man- is to take thousands of pictures, my dad’s COUPON PRICE aging editor at the time, used to and then you just bore everybody INCLUDES 4 COLOR swing by Mario’s to pick up his to death. 1963 issue PROCESS! column in his old Studebaker. One year, a little controversy Pryfogle liked that old jalopy but broke out about a play at the high of Motor the floorboard was full of holes school. Some people got riled hopperhopper CouponsCoupons and the exhaust vented into the up about a few swear words in Trend. martmart $$ passenger compartment. Daniel the script. Somebody formed a $$ liked to say that every time he “profanity committee” to decide — Steve Schaefer drove that Studebaker he lost a what language can be allowed in few thousand brain cells. a school play. SIZE: 3 COLUMNS X 2 INCHES An ongoing story in the 1990s Maggie Sharpe was editor ism when I picked up my dad’s COMPARE OUR VALUE was a development at a place then, and they asked Maggie August 1963 issue of Motor WITH OTHERS AND YOU'LL San Leandro Times called Robert’s Landing (the to be on the committee. This Trend, with drawings of the up- FIND NO MATCH! Delivered to San Leandro homes, name later changed to Heron gave Maggie a source of endless coming 1964 models. 38,500 businesses and newsracks Bay) on the site of the former amusement. To break it to them I’ve read the local newspaper Trojan Powder Works, a company gently, maybe the committee had columnists over the years, too. that made explosives for the army never been around Maggie when When I opened up the brand new up until the 1960s. A lot of work the paper’s on deadline. San Leandro Times, I thought, A GREAT SAVINGS VALUE was done to remove toxic soil San Leandro has a wide va- “This paper is new and small— FOR YOU AS A BUSINESS OWNER, AS WELL AS before they could build houses riety of people doing all sorts maybe I could write for them!” on the site. of things. That’s what makes I went in and talked with ed- GREAT SAVINGS FOR YOUR CUSTOMERS. The newspaper had a political the paper. The people have the itor Daniel Pryfogle, who turned cartoonist at the time who drew stories, and a reporter just puts it out to be a very nice young man. a picture of a mushroom cloud down on paper. He liked the idea of running a $ $ $ over the new development. The There’s no doubt that a lot of local car column, and asked me developer came to the newspaper interesting stories will come up 140 170 250 PER RUN IN THE PER RUN IN THE PER RUN IN THE and he was about ready to go off in the next 25 years. Who knows, CASTRO VALLEY FORUM SAN LEANDRO TIMES BOTH NEWSPAPERS like a bomb too. there might even be a chance to The newspaper started in a use that mushroom cloud cartoon small office on W. Juana Avenue again. City Council THE NEXT SUPER SAVER COUPON SECTION Candidates WILL RUN WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 26 & THURSDAY, OCTOBER 27 to Speak at Spooky Halloween at Library DEADLINE FOR SPACE RESERVATIONS: FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21 The San Leandro Main Li- tered all the ghosts and learn Puerto Bello brary, 300 Estudillo Ave., will why they are so famous, they’ll CALL YOUR ADVERTISING REPRESENTATIVE FOR MORE INFORMATION have a spooky Halloween in its be given an easy questionnaire City Council candidates in Haunted History Room on Sat- to complete. Parents can help District 2, Bryan Azevedo and CLAUDETTE MORRISON • 912-1490 urday, Oct. 29, from 1 to 3 p.m. their children discover the an- Ed Hernandez, will be the guest MELODY MORRISON • 912-1761 Visitors will encounter the ghosts swers – to exchange for treats. speakers at the Floresta Neigh- of some of San Leandro’s more History researchers will be borhood Association’s meeting famous residents and learn their on hand to encourage and assist on Wednesday, Oct. 12, from 7 to CASTRO VALLEY FORUM San Leandro Times fascinating histories. visitors during their walk to the 8 p.m. at the Puerto Bello restau- DELIVERED TO OVER 20,000 HOMES — TOTAL CIRCULATION 22,500 DELIVERED TO OVER 30,000 HOMES — TOTAL CIRCULATION 38,500 After visitors have encoun- Other Side. rant, 14680 Washington Ave. 2060 Washington Avenue • San Leandro, California 94577 • (510) 614-1555 • FAX (510) 483-4209 6 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2016 San Leandro Times AUTOMOTIVE

Miles Per Gallon Acura Positions RDX for Success 19CITY 27 HIGHWAY By Steve Schaefer Acura has spent years defin- market, and modern cars in gen- COMBINED: 22 MPG EPA Green Vehicle Scores San Leandro Times ing its look, and retains much of eral, is to add more and more ➧ the edgy shape from the last de- content — much of it high tech. Smog: ▲ 6 cura, Honda’s upscale cade or so. The nose is softened So, the Advanced is a clear look 0 Avg. 10

➧ Best brand, arrived in the and given greater dimension, and at Acura’s vision, with things Greenhouse Gas: ▲ 5 late 1980s with a big you can tell an Acura by the Jewel like AcuraWatch, the ACE body 0 Avg. 10 Best A sedan (Legacy) and Eye projector headlamps, which structure, and a long list of safety a compact sporty sedan/coupe resemble rows of ice cubes. features to prevent accidents and (Integra). Today, the nameplate Inside, my tester was dressed protect you in case one becomes fields a wider range of vehicles, in a shade called Ebony, which inevitable. including the RDX crossover. meant it was black on black, re- AcuraWatch is a suite of The RDX is the smaller of the lieved by some sparkly bits. This tech features that includes adap- two Acura crossovers, under the is surely intended to convey a tive cruise control, the Collision MDX. With significant upgrades serious driver’s environment, and Mitigation Braking System with for 2016, the 2017 version carries the nearly two-ton SUV moves Forward Collision Warning, over with little change. There are along decently with the corporate Lane Keeping Assist and Lane two new paint colors, including 3.5-liter V6 under the hood and a Departure Warning. The ACE the Modern Steel Metallic shade fully independent suspension. (Advanced Compatibility En- of my test car. It replaces Graph- With 279 horsepower and gineering) body structure helps Lunar Silver Metallic (replacing Slate Silver Metallic) and Modern Steel Metallic (replacing ite Luster Metallic. 252 lb.-ft. of torque through a protect passengers in frontal col- Graphite Luster Metallic) are the two new exterior colors for the RDX in 2017. As usual, there’s a well- six-speed automatic, the V6 is lisions. Since families will often enhanced the RDX’s appearance equipped model and then ways good for an EPA rating of 19 ride in an RDX, these contribute and functionality, and presum- to upgrade it. My tester was the City, 27 Highway, and 22 Com- to peace of mind and to a five-star ably brought a smile to the dealer- top-level, with the Advance Pack- bined. I got 19.7 during my test overall vehicle safety rating from ship owner’s face as well. These age. On the way to that pinnacle, week. Add 1 mpg if you opt for the National Highway Traffic included 18-inch diamond-cut you can add the AcuraWatch Plus front-wheel drive only. Green Safety Administration. alloy wheels ($2,463!), roof rails and Technology packages in stair numbers are 6 for Smog and 5 for The Advance Package adds ($829), crossbars for the roof steps. You can also opt for front- Greenhouse Gas. goodies on top of the standard rails ($288), a rear bumper appli- wheel or all-wheel drive at any The story of Acura, the features and other package stuff. que ($118), illuminated door sill level. growing luxury SUV/crossover You get snazzier alloy wheels, trim ($484), and a rear cargo tray rain-sensing wipers, fog lamps, ($148). front and rear parking sensors, Also on the list were run- CALL FOR YOUR FALL ventilated front seats (on top ning boards ($802), a throwback Inside, the new RDX gets a freshened look with a high-con- of the heating), and all of the to the olden days of SUVs (and trast silver and black trim plus significant upgrades to both AUTO CHECK-UP AcuraWatch features. cars in general if you go back far standard and available luxury features and technology. FULL SERVICE AUTO REPAIR The Monroney (window) enough). I found that I kept hit- CR-V, is pleasant to drive and man marques in prestige, even Your Dealer Alternative • Serving San Leandro Since 1970 sticker for this car shows an ex- ting my leg or foot on them as I everything seems to work fine. with remarkable sedans like the We Service All Foreign & Domestic Makes tensive list of pretty much ev- entered or exited the car, so I’d Honda is hoping that its Acura RLX. Ideally, the pathway to erything anyone might want, and leave them off my RDX if I were division will deliver a product to Acura ownership comes from QUALITY there’s much too much to men- to order one. As it is, my test car, challenge Mercedes-Benz, Lex- happy Honda drivers moving FACTORY SCHEDULED tion here. The “base” car, already with the extras, came to $48,642. us, and the others in the premi- up as their careers and families DORALS well equipped, starts at $36,310, The question with Acura re- um crossover battle. Consumers expand. A CR-V or Civic owner Auto Repair MAINTENANCE with front-wheel drive. The Ad- ally is whether injecting a mas- seem to be open to that, with the could migrate to an RDX. In any vanced begins at $44,460. sive infusion of content creates RDX having its best year ever case, crossovers are taking over 2000 MERCED ST. • SAN LEANDRO • 352-4221 What if you want even more? a special driving experience. Is last year. from sedans in the marketplace MON-FRI • 8:30-5:30 / SAT 9-2 My tester came with seven addi- quantity the same as quality? Acura, though, hasn’t ever now, so the RDX is positioned Approved MEMBER www.doralsautorepair.com tional dealer-installed items that The RDX, based on the Honda caught up to Lexus or the Ger- for continuing success. San Leandro Times THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2016 7 LIFESTYLE

tomatoes, drained onions 2 eggs, beaten Preheat oven to 350°F. 1 (29-oz) can tomato sauce 1 teaspoon dill weed 1 teaspoon dry mustard Add macaroni to a large pot of 1 (14-1/2 oz) package frozen 1 can condensed cream of 1-1/2 cups frozen mixed boiling water and cook until it just chopped spinach, thawed chicken soup vegetables, thawed beginning to soften, 2 to 3 minutes and squeezed dry 1-1/3 cups skim milk Pour milk over bread cubes and (it will not be fully cooked). Drain 2 (2-1/4 oz) cans sliced ripe 1 (12-1/2-ounce) can water- let stand until milk is absorbed. Stir and rinse. olives, drained pack tuna drained in onion, ground beef, salt, eggs, Butter a 3-quart casserole or a 1/4 cup chopped red onion Pepper to taste and dry mustard; blend well. Stir 9-by-13-inch pan; set aside. 2 tablespoons chopped green 2/3 cup grated part-skim in vegetables. Mix and shape into Melt 2 tablespoons butter, and pepper Mozarella cheese a loaf. Bake in loaf pan at 350° for pour over bread in a medium 1 teaspoon dried basil Paprika 1-1/2 hours. bowl; add 1 teaspoon thyme, 1 1 teaspoon dried oregano Preheat oven to 350°F. Spray Cool for 5 minutes before turn- teaspoon salt, and 1/4 teaspoon of 1/2 cup shredded part-skim a 7x11-inch baking dish with ing out of pan. Serve with mashed pepper, and toss. Mozzarella cheese non- stick spray. Set aside. Cook potatoes and gravy. Serves 6 to 8. Heat milk in a sauce pan over 1/2 cup crumbled feta cheese noodles in boiling water for 5 medium heat until warm. Cook pasta according to pack- minutes, drain and set aside. Heat MAC & CHEESE Heat remaining 5 tablespoons age directions; drain. In a large oil in large skillet. Add onions and WITH TOMATOES of butter in a high-sided skillet or a bowl, combine the pasta, chicken, sauté until limp. Remove from heat, pot over medium heat until foam- tomato sauce, tomatoes, spinach, stir in dill and soup, and gradually 16 ounces elbow macaroni ing. Add flour and cook while olives, onion, green pepper, basil stir in milk until smooth. Add tuna 7 tablespoons butter, divided, whisking for 1 minute. Whisk in and oregano. chunks and pepper to taste. Stir in plus more for dish warm milk a little at a time and Transfer to a 13x9-inch baking noodles and toss well to coat. Pour 1-1⁄4 cups French bread, torn cook, whisking constantly, until dish coated with cooking spray. into prepared baking dish, top with into small pieces bubbling and thickened, 8-10 min- Sprinkle with cheeses. Bake, un- cheese and paprika and bake for 20 1 tablespoon fresh thyme, utes. Remove from heat. The Fall Classics chopped Add 1/2 teaspoon salt, 1/2 tea- covered, at 400°F for 25-30 min- minutes. Serves 6. Easy one-dish meals for chilly autumn evenings utes or until heated through and 1-1⁄2 teaspoons salt, divided spoon pepper, 2 teaspoons thyme, cheese is melted. Yields 8 servings. MEAT LOAF WITH 3⁄4 teaspoon pepper, divided nutmeg, and cheese to pan; stir here was a time when tomato paste, wine and bouillon; MIXED VEGETABLES 1 quart milk until cheese is melted, then stir the casserole was the heart cook, stirring occasionally, for 10 CORN & SPINACH 5 tablespoons flour macaroni and tomatoes into and mainstay of home cook- to 15 minutes or until flavors are CASSEROLE 3/4 cup evaporated milk 1 pinch nutmeg cheese sauce. Pour into buttered Ting. blended. 4 cups sharp cheddar cheese, dish; sprinkle with bread topping 2 cups soft bread cubes Easy to prepare, the one-dish Layer half the pasta, half the 1 tablespoon butter 1/4 cup chopped onion shredded and bake until bubbly and golden, meal—baked in the oven and cheese and half the sauce, then 1/4 cup chopped onion 2 pounds lean ground beef 16 ounces tomatoes, cut into about 30 minutes. Let cool slightly served in the pot in which it was repeat the layers. Cover and bake 3 cups fresh or frozen corn 1-1/2 teaspoon salt 1-inch chunks before serving. Yields 6 servings. cooked—took only a few ingre- for 20 to 25 minutes or until heated kernels dients, but yielded a rich, deep through and cheese is melted. Sea- 2 eggs, beaten and well-rounded collaboration son with salt. Serves 6. 1/2 cup milk of tastes. 1 tablespoon white wine WEDNESDAYS, 4PM - 8PM Perhaps because it was simple HUNTER’S vinegar to make and often used such com- CHICKEN 1 teaspoon salt mon basics as Campbell’s Soup 1/4 teaspoon fresh pepper and Bisquick, more sophisticated 1 (18-3/4 ounce) can solid- 1/2 pound fresh spinach, ingredients with exotic names pack tomatoes coarsely chopped began assuming undue importance 1 cup chopped onion 2 tablespoons grated in the kitchen and casseroles began 4 cloves garlic, minced 2 bay leaves Parmesan cheese to disappear. 1/4 pound bacon slices But today, with the realization 2 teaspoons ground cumin 1-1/2 teaspoons crumbled 1/4 cup dried bread crumbs that vegetables, potatoes and pasta dried oregano are essential components of our di- Butter a 1-1/2 quart casserole. 2 tablespoon wine vinegar Sprinkle chopped onion in dish. ets, the casserole is being welcomed Salt, pepper back to the supper table in style. Add corn, sprinkle with 1/2 tea- 1 (2-1/2 to 2 pound) chicken spoon salt and dash of pepper. And a big bonus is that the leftovers cut into 8 pieces actually benefit from reheating the Mix eggs with milk and pour next day. Combine tomatoes with liquid in over the corn. In another bowl, large oven-proof casserole, break- add vinegar, salt and pepper to BEEF & PASTA ing tomatoes into bits. Add onion, chopped spinach and toss until CASSEROLE garlic, bay leaves, cumin, oregano well-seasoned. and vinegar. Stir to blend. Season Place spinach mixture on top of 1 pound penne pasta to taste with salt and pepper. corn. Sprinkle with cheese. Cover 8 ounces lean ground beef Simmer sauce on top of stove 30 with bacon slices. Top with bread 1 small onion, chopped minutes, stirring occasionally. Add crumbs and bake in preheated 2 cups water chicken pieces, pushing down onto 375°F oven for 45 minutes. Only 1 Week Left for the Season! 1/3 cup red wine (or water) sauce. Cover casserole and bake at 2 (6-ounce) cans Italian 350°F about an hour. TUNA CASSEROLE OCTOBER 19th: LAST DAY OF THE SEASON! tomato Serve hot or cold. Makes 4 • Speak with Matt Chan of Anytime Fitness to figure out an excercise servings. 8 ounces wide egg noodles paste schedule to stay in shape in the upcoming holiday months 1 tablespoon instant beef- 1 teaspoon vegetable oil flavor bouillon MEDITERRANEAN 1/2 cup thinly sliced green • Jennifer Brooks of Springfield Financial will be at the market, giving 2 cups shredded Monterey PASTA BAKE helpful information on the services Springfield Financial provides Jack cheese • Visit SLPD at the market, they will be meeting members of the community 1 package (13-1/4 ounces) Preheat oven to 350° F. penne pasta Smit Orchards: Apples, apples, apples, and oh, joy - CIDER! Fuji, Cook beef and onion in large 4 cups cubed cooked chicken saucepan, stirring occasionally, un- breast Granny Smith, Pink Pearl, and Honeycrisp are some of their apple til beef is no longer pink. Add water, 1 (14-1/2 oz) can diced WATERFRONT RESTAURANT varieties. Don't miss the Wonderful (that's actually the variety name) Early Bird Dinners Pomegranates. If the juice is any indication, these will be amazing. Also, Monday-Friday 3-7pm Since Saturday & Sunday 3-6pm please do yourself a favor and taste their yummy grapes. 1969 — $13.95 - $17.95 — Entree, Soup or Salad, & Dessert New Chapter Prime Rib • Filet of Sole Thank you to the San Leandro community for supporting your Calamari Steak • Teriyaki Chicken local farmer and making this a wonderful market season. Vitamins Veggie Pasta • Fried Prawns See you next fall! NATURAL FOODS Teriyaki Pork Loin • Pork Chops San Leandro Chicken Fried Steak • Lamb Shank 25% 182 Pelton Center Salmon • New York Steak fb.com/ Chef’s Special Changes Daily SanLeandroFarmersMarket PARROTT ST. & EAST 14TH ST. (510) 483-3630 OFF HOME-STYLE COOKING • FRESH INGREDIENTS Add Life to Your Years Castro Valley PCFMA.org and Years to Your Life 3446 Village Dr. 1148 Ballena Blvd. 1.800.949.FARM at Health Unlimited (510) 581-0220 Alameda• 865-5088 8 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2016 San Leandro Times HEALTH & FITNESS U.S. Sees Rise in Thyroid Cancer Cases By Melissa Amorn, M.D. 1 centimeter or smaller while 87 is also an important risk factor, Special to the Times percent consists of tumors 2 cen- especially in people over 40. timeters or smaller. To diagnose a lump or nod- he rate of thyroid cancer About 90 percent of these tu- ule, doctors use a diagnostic im- in the United States has mors are known as “well-differ- aging test called an ultrasound, been steadily growing entiated” thyroid cancer, which which emits high-frequency Tover the past two decades, and has a very high cure rate when sound waves to create an image has more than doubled since detected early. of the thyroid. Based on the find- 1990. l Regulating Metabolism ings, doctors will decide if they With 48,000 new cases in Endocrine glands release need to perform a needle biopsy 2011, the prevalence of thyroid chemicals called hormones into of the nodule, which involves cancer continues to rise, and our blood stream. The thyroid taking a small sample to test for women are three times more Many don’t know they have gland is one of the largest en- cancer. likely than men to develop it. it until they or their doctors docrine glands. Located at the l Treatment Most people attribute the detect a lump in their neck. base of our throat, it produces The most common treatment increase in thyroid cancer to are smaller and easier to treat. hormones by absorbing a chem- is surgery to remove part or all improved imaging technology, About 49 percent of nodules re- ical called iodine, which is often of the thyroid gland and any which allows doctors to find tu- sponsible for the increasing inci- added to the table salt we use in lymph nodes that may have been mors much earlier — when they dence of thyroid cancer measure our food. affected by the cancer. By releasing its hormones Sometimes, doctors will also Taking your kids out for a bike ride can be a great way to into the blood, the thyroid reg- recommend that patients receive spend quality time. Just be sure they’re properly protected. ulates metabolic functions such radioactive iodine, which uses as our weight, body temperature, radioactivity to eliminate any 400 Estudillo Ave., #200, San Leandro blood pressure and heart rate. remaining cancer cells. External l Detection beam radiation is occasionally Tips for Outdoor Safety Thyroid cancer often has no used in the more advanced cas- he American College of Mom,” offers these tips. Pilates & Barre Classes symptoms. Some may have dif- es of thyroid cancer, after other Sports Medicine recom- 1. Make adult supervision a Introductory offers: ficulty swallowing, hoarseness therapies have been exhausted. mends that children par- crucial part of outdoor play. or shortness of breath; however, Although thyroid cancer Tticipate in 60 minutes of physi- 2. Watch children carefully 3 Private $ 10 Barre $ Sessions 165 Classes 145 most don’t know they have it un- is not usually preventable, the cal activity every day. Physical whenever they’re near water. per person per person til they or their doctors detect a majority of thyroid nodules are activity on a regular basis, com- Kids should never be left alone Seniors, athletes, moms, and post-rehab clients welcome! lump in their neck. benign — only about 5 to 15 bined with healthy eating habits, near swimming pools, beaches, A history of thyroid cancer percent are cancerous. Because will prevent obesity and other lakes or other bodies of water — Sign up for classes online at... in your family or radiation ex- of improvements in early detec- diseases. even “kiddie” pools — no matter www.centeredstudiopilates.com posure increases your risk of tion and treatment options, thy- Kids need outdoor play to what their ages or swim capabil- or call 510-331-0136 thyroid cancer. In addition, age roid cancer has one of the high- be active, burn up excess energy ities. Children under 5 should est survival and cure rates of all and have fun. There are, howev- always be no more than an arm’s types of cancer. er, a few steps you can take to length from an adult near water TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 2016 Melissa Amorn, M.D., is a protect them from injury. sources. board-certified otolaryngologist n What You Can Do 3. Always keep toys away 20/200 20/200 11:15 am – NOON (ENT) with the Sutter East Bay Joan Lawrence, the Toy In- from unsupervised and high-traf- Medical Foundation. dustry Association’s “Toy Safety fic areas, such as driveways and HAYWARD SENIOR CENTER sidewalks, so they don’t lure a EYE child into a dangerous situation. 20/100 20/100 22325 North Third St. MARTINS CHIROPRACTIC 4. Ride safely. Make sure on Hayward Specific, Effective & Gentle Care your kids wear helmets, knee pads and other protective gear WELLNESS & PAIN MANAGEMENT when playing with bikes, trikes, 20/80 20/80 Providing FDA approved scooters and other ride-on toys. Health: laser treatment for Accidental falls are the No. 1 • Chronic neck & shoulder pain cause of childhood injury, ac- 20/63 20/63 • Chronic heel pain/plantar fasciitis cording to the National Center GLAUCOMA • Post operative pain for Injury Prevention and Con- trol. 510-727-0660 • www.DrMartinsDC.com 5. Organize and store toys 20/50 the Silent 20/50 20995 Redwood Road, Castro Valley to prevent slips, trips and falls. 20/40 Thief of 20/40 Designate “parking” spaces for bikes and other ride-on toys 20/32 Sight 20/32 Chirag R. Patel, MD and store smaller items, such as Ophthalmologist, Medical Director, Turner Eye Institute skateboards, on shelves. 20/25 c z h k S 20/25 FACING CANCER 6. Uninflated balloons and 20/20 The risk of low visiono r zandS blindnessk increases 20/20significantly with age. According to the National Eye Institute, TOGETHER glaucoma is one of the top age-related eye diseases in the U.S. It is insidious and can often cause significant broken balloon pieces can pose and irreversible loss of vision before people develop symptoms. While there is no cure, early diagnosis and a choking hazard. At parties and treatment is key to preventing further advancement of the disease and maintaining vision. You’re Invited other festive events, and espe- Learn how glaucoma is diagnosed, the signs and symptoms, and current treatments available, including the new cially when kids are playing and exciting technologies that are now available, including laser treatments and minimally invasive glaucoma Cooking for Cancer with water balloons, remember surgery (MIGS). Hear what the future holds in promising innovations such as advancements in intraocular pressure monitoring and new medications. to supervise children and throw When: Wednesday, October 26, 6 to 8 p.m. away any broken latex pieces Register for this free program, Where: Eden Medical Center you find. FREE VISION SCREENING Medical Office Building, 2nd Floor 7. Be sure to check and fol- CALL (510) From538-2031, 10-10:45 a.m. ext. 205 (First come, first serve. Limited to time availability.) 20103 Lake Chabot Road low age guidance on toy pack- Space is Limited! aging. The age grading doesn’t Castro Valley RegisterOur “Partners for this freein Health” program, have anything to do with how Turner Eye Institute Enjoy this FREE workshop on healthy food, healthy smart your child is — it’s safety CALLHayward (510) Area Recreation 538-2031, And Park Districtext. 205 living for cancer patients, survivors and family mem- guidance that’s based on the de- velopmental skills and abilities SpaceLions International is limited! bers. Includes a cooking demonstration, food and of children at a given age and the Do you haveOUR prescription PARTNERS glasses IN you HEALTH no longer wear? exercise tips. (Rescheduled from September 14) specific features of a toy. Recycle them and help change someone’s life! Turner Eye Institute • Hayward Area Recreation and Park District • Lions International n Learn More We Alamedawill be collecting Contra Costa eyewear Counties for the Optometric Lions International Society • Dr.“Recycle Jennifer for H. Life” Ong, Program. O.D. To register, please call 925-933-0107 Volunteer Screeners from UC Berkeley School of Optometry You can find further facts and tips about keeping your kids Do you have prescription glasses you no longer wear? Recycle them and help change someone’s life! safe and happy from the experts We will be collecting eyewear for the Lions International “Recycle for Life” program at this event. at www.PlaySafe.org. —North American Precis Synd., Inc. San Leandro Times THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2016 9 SPORTS Pirates Roll to Win at Castro Valley, 41-0 By Andrew Joseph nated by homecoming fireworks over the San Leandro Times stadium after the Castro Valley cheer The stage was set on Friday night team danced for the home crowd. as the Castro Valley Trojans football Pirates’ cornerback Dejon Goodall team played in their homecoming game made two interceptions to spark the against visiting conference rival San defense. Leandro. “This win gives us hope and con- The green and gold of Castro Valley fidence for these last four games of came into the night 1-4 looking for a the season and into the playoffs,” said much needed win. The Pirates, on the Pirates’ junior wide receiver Anthony other hand, went in at 2-3 trying to reach Norman. the .500 mark, with hopes of a 2016 Mehki Land and Dejon Goodall also WACC-12 playoff berth. scored a touchdown for San Leandro. San Leandro came out on top in “This win boosts our team’s confi- dramatic fashion with a 41-0 shutout dence,” said Pirates running back Omari victory over the Trojans. Land, as the Pirates now reach the .500 Pirates’ senior Jahari Kay set the mark heading into week 7. tempo early in the game, picking up Although Castro Valley lost their a blocked Trojan field goal attempt homecoming game, junior Thomas Tran and running it back all the way for a who watched the game explains that touchdown. having fun and cheering on the school “That’s what we’re all about, mak- is what is most important. ing big plays to create momentum for “We are here for the spirit and unity our team,” said Pirates running back of our school,” said Tran, who happens Omari Land. to be Castro Valley’s student body Land scored three touchdowns and treasurer. rushed for 151 yards for the Pirates, a This week, San Leandro plays its PHOTO BY ANDREW JOSEPH game high. homecoming game against Tennyson at San Leandro High spoiled Castro Valley’s homecoming on Friday night with a 41-0 win as Omari Land The halftime festivities were illumi- Burrell Field on Friday at 7 p.m. scored three touchdowns for the Pirates.

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The Raiders then and you have to play well in those SUN 12/18 at San Diego Chargers 10:00AM capped the 38-yard drive with a critical moments in order to win.” SAT 12/24 INDIANAPOLIS COLTS 1:05 PM Swim & Tennis a Private Club two-point conversion pass from Next up on the Raiders sched- SUN 1/1 at Denver Broncos 1:25 PM 510-357-8366 • Fax 510-357-1009 • Email: [email protected] Carr to Amari Cooper to go ahead ule is another AFC west rival, the *Home game played in Mexico City Corner of 1881 Astor Dr. & Lake Chabot Rd, on the Castro Valley, San Leandro Boarder 10 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2016 San Leandro Times REALREAL ESTATEESTATE GALLERYGALLERY REAL ESTATE REALITY By Carl Medford, CRS Special to the Times GUEST COMMENTARY Market Shift May Be Waiting in the Wings t’s official. With Septem- February, 2012. Each year, mar- 3. Prices are declining in ber’s data just released, ket prices dipped through to the many markets. average sales prices in Al- end of December, then rebound- 4. The supply of move-up and amedaI County have declined ed with a roar each January, soar- luxury homes is increasing. steadily since their peak in April, ing to new heights each spring. 5. The number of unit sales 2016. While current numbers (number of homes sold) are de- Cresting at $914,000, average should be no surprise, given clining. county sale prices have eroded same-period market performance 6. New home construction is month-by-month to a September over the past four years, many flat across the country. average of $842,000, a decline pundits believe that, come 2017, While true nationally, all six of 8.5 percent over a four month the market will perform differ- indicators are also present in the period. Median* prices, while ently than we have come to ex- Bay Area. Prices have reached not as high, have eased from pect in recent years. all-time peaks, DOM is increas- Opportunity Knocks! $815,000 in April to a current One such example is Gary ing, the top end of the market is low of $765,000, representing a Keller, cofounder of Keller Wil- softening more rapidly than the This delightful 3-bedroom, 2-1/2-bath townhome located at 56 6.5-percent drop. liams, the largest real estate com- bottom end and move-up sales, Chumalia St. in downtown San Leandro is just one block from pany in the world by agent count. City Hall and four short blocks to BART. Priced at $425,000, Regardless of which way almost completely missing over it’s ready to go! Offered by Robert Jones and Associates — you slice it, we’ve seen a steady In a recent speech to KW lead- the past few years, are once again celebrating our 33rd year at our downtown location, 142 Joa- decrease in market values since ers, Keller cited six key indicators becoming a staple. quin Ave. For more information, call 357-0120. June. If the numbers from the in the national housing market Inventory is increasing while past four years are any indicator, that he believes will lead to a mar- closings are diminishing, push- we can expect continued reduc- ket shift in the near future: ing prices downward. While we Replace Leaking Dishwasher Hose, Pronto tions through December. 1. Median prices across the have pockets of new homes in the By Samantha Mazzotta Disconnect the hose from the then run the dishwasher empty for So far, the market is perform- country are at an all-time high. Bay Area, sales are not as brisk Special to the Times ing as it has every year since the 2. The average DOM (days as hoped. appliance and from the sink trap a full cycle and monitor for leaks. market turned positive starting in on the market) is rising. Our advice? Watch January’s leaking dishwasher hose or garbage disposal, depending If you detect any, adjust the con- numbers. If sales ease out of the can go unnoticed for a long on how it was installed. Take it to nections until the leak stops. gate instead of exploding, then, time. That means it can the home-improvement store to Once the leak is fixed, take a New Listing • Open Saturday & Sunday 1-4 in our opinion, the shift in the Aalso cause major water damage. find a comparable size and length. close look at the floor and wall be- 1058 Trojan Avenue • San Leandro market has finally arrived. You should be able to find a (Don’t purchase a shorter length. hind the dishwasher and note the *Median price takes the low- similar-size replacement hose at The hose needs to be set up so that location and extent of water dam- est and highest price of properties your home-improvement store, or its middle part is higher than the age. Damp drywall and flooring sold in a specific period of time check with the manufacturer to see inlet/outlet connections.) may dry without issues, but mate- and calculates the mid-point. if the part is still available. Connect the new hose, first to rials that get repeatedly soaked can Carl Medford is a licensed Re- You definitely don’t want the the sink trap or garbage disposal, develop a mold problem. If you altor with Keller Williams Realty flooding to continue, so unplug the then to the dishwasher outlet. Plug detect mold, the affected drywall and a licensed general contractor. dishwasher (or turn off power at the dishwasher back in (or turn on should be cut out and replaced. This article is sponsored by the the circuit panel if there is no stan- the circuit). Place a piece of plas- Flooring may be okay, but it Central County Marketing Asso- dard outlet) and gently slide it out tic along the floor under the outlet should be treated to prevent mold. This beautiful single-level home in Washington Manor features 3 bedrooms, ciation at www.ccmgtoday.com. of its cabinet to access the hose. and under the sink trap connection, © 2016 King Features Synd., Inc. 2 bathrooms, spacious family room — tastefully remodeled and in move-in condition. Asking Price $585,000

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BUZZ BERTOLERO Chill Tulips, Not Daffodils; Hydrangea Hints WEEKEND By Buzz Bertolero When chilling tulips in a re- The Dirt Gardener THE GARDENER frigerator be sure to remove all DIRT My tulips and daffodil the apples, bananas, tomatoes GARDENER Bulbs bulbs were removed and other fruits. The ethylene Fall bulbs for spring bloom are in abundance at nurseries and Q from the ground af- gas from the maturing fruit can garden centers. Daffodils (narcissus), bearded iris and fragrant ter the foliage turned brown damage the immature flowers. freesias should be planted as soon as possible. Hold off on and stored. When should I re- That being said, the real anemone, ranunculus and tulips until the soil cools in late plant them, and should they be question is whether it’s worth October and November. chilled first? the effort or not. Tulip flowers vary, so don’t expect last year’s Vegetables Spring- or summer-flow- tulips to be as showy this year. Harvest winter squash and pumpkins when the vines are dry ering bulbs stored from They will require another grow- and the rinds are hard. Cut the stems rather than breaking A the previous year are re- ing season before they reach or tearing them, and leave 2 inches of stem attached to the planted during their typical plant- their peak again. squash. Let them cure in a dry, well-ventilated area at room ing season. So, you’d replant You can improve the color temperature for two weeks. Squash and pumpkins should keep daffodils, narcissus, tulips, etc. in show by mixing in new bulbs for about six months. the fall, while dahlias, gladiolus with the older ones. Personally, and others would go back into I’d plant new bulbs each year. Citrus the ground in late winter, early This is not the case with daf- Mix in new bulbs to improve the color show of your tulips. Feed citrus and avocados with a fertilizer containing high lev- spring. fodils and narcissus as they’re when the groupings become so runs from 1 to 14 with 7 being els of phosphorus and potassium, but no nitrogen. This helps Yes, tulips should be chilled, planted anytime before the crowded that the flower size is neutral. Any reading below 7 is them become cold-hardy for the winter days ahead. but not the daffodils. Chill tulips rainy season begins. Also, it’s reduced. acidic while any reading above before planting for six weeks quite common to leave them in Also, the overcrowding is 8 is alkaline. as the ground doesn’t get cold the ground year after year. The the major reason why daffodils A simple pH kit is available enough. clumps are dug up and divided and narcissus stop blooming al- at your favorite garden center to together. Typically, they’re di- measure your soil. vided every three to four years. Unfortunately, your blue/ RECENT HOME SALES As with new planting, you pink formula is backward. Hy- Neither California Resource nor the San Leandro Times guarantees the accuracy or should add bulb food or bone drangeas turn pink in alkaline completeness of the information. Direct questions to: [email protected]. meal. Depending on the size of soils while we get blue tones in San Leandro ————————— the bulb, add a teaspoon or ta- acidic conditions. 259 Accolade Drive 94577 $582,000 4 BD - 1,627 SF - 2002 blespoon under each bulb so nu- You can keep hydrangeas 209 Dabner Street 94577 $680,000 6 BD - 2,473 SF - 1920 trients are immediately available pink or red by fertilizing with 940 Douglas Court 94577 $455,000 3 BD - 1,196 SF - 1942 to the new roots. Superphosphate or 0-10-10. 1065 Douglas Drive 94577 $445,000 2 BD - 1,229 SF - 1942 2347 Driftwood Way 94577 $615,000 3 BD - 1,196 SF - 1963 For blue and/or lavender hy- 663 Durant Avenue 94577 $528,000 2 BD - 1,340 SF - 1922 I read that to keep hy- drangeas, feed them Aluminum 805 Dutton Avenue 94577 $525,000 1 BD - 1,627 SF - 1925 drangeas a pink color Sulphate, EB Stone True Blue or THE TIMES CROSSWORD 1679 Graff Avenue 94577 $838,000 4 BD - 2,534 SF - 1956 Q 833 Linwood Way 94577 $588,000 2 BD - 1,194 SF - 1949 you should feed them Gro More Blue. 1890 North Boulevard 94577 $480,000 2 BD - 824 SF - 1943 an acid fertilizer; and, to turn Begin feeding in the fall 180 Preda Street 94577 $530,000 3 BD - 1,176 SF - 1946 them blue, use something alka- and continue monthly, February 1738 136th Avenue 94578 $625,000 3 BD - 1,516 SF - 1948 16620 Winding Boulevard 94578 $600,000 3 BD - 1,452 SF - 1949 line. Each spring, I fertilize my through May. These additives are 987 Burkhart Avenue 94579 $529,000 3 BD - 1,182 SF - 1951 pink hydrangea with an acid a supplement to your usual plant 15024 Crosby Street 94579 $375,000 2 BD - 986 SF - 1948 fertilizer but the blooms turn fertilizers, not a replacement. 15513 Harbor Way 94579 $770,000 5 BD - 2,405 SF - 2003 out to be a dirty white color. Buzz Bertolero is an Advanced TOTAL SALES: 16 LOWEST AMOUNT: $375,000 MEDIAN AMOUNT: $556,000 What am I doing wrong? California Certified Nursery Pro- HIGHEST AMOUNT: $838,000 AVERAGE AMOUNT: $572,813 fessional and Senior Gardening The flower color on hy- Professional at Sloat Garden San Lorenzo ————————— drangeas is determined Centers. His web address is www. 1306 Bockman Road 94580 $540,000 3 BD - 1,520 SF - 2008 by the acidity or alka- dirtgardener.com. Email questions 15869 Corte Ulisse 94580 $595,000 3 BD - 1,352 SF - 1955 A 15781 Via Teresa 94580 $585,000 3 BD - 1,471 SF - 1955 linity of the soil and it’s mea- to [email protected] or go to 182 Via Viento 94580 $635,000 3 BD - 1,547 SF - 1951 sured by the soil pH. A pH scale Facebook.com/Buzz.Bertolero. TOTAL SALES: 4 LOWEST AMOUNT: $540,000 MEDIAN AMOUNT: $590,000 HIGHEST AMOUNT: $635,000 AVERAGE AMOUNT: $588,750 Castro Valley ————————— “Realtors in Motion” 1908 Grove Way 94546 $839,000 3 BD - 1,810 SF - 1946 Ballroom Dancers 19872 John Drive #24D 94546 $800,000 4 BD - 2,091 SF - 1999 19260 Lakeridge Road 94546 $940,000 4 BD - 2,248 SF - 1987 “The Agents with the Visual Tours” ACROSS DOWN 19147 Vaughn Avenue 94546 $575,000 2 BD - 867 SF - 1949 1 Coincide 1 Spring mo. 22758 Lakemont Place 94552 $915,000 4 BD - 2,096 SF - 1998 (510) 351-5728 6 Orbiter until 2001 2 “Holy cow!” 6157 Mt. 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Stewart change in the school district,” that means not enough has been Stewart said she’d have the said she’s have office hours open said Sinegal. “I’d bring collabo- done to notify the public. She entire board tour the schools to parents and teachers if she is ration, transparency, and the lens also said she’d work to get the and have lunch with teachers – elected to the board. of a parent.” meetings broadcast on television that she would say to teachers, The last day to register to vote Stewart said that in her three and online. “I’m going to listen to you and for the Nov. 8 election is Oct. 24. decades as a teacher, she’s seen PHOTO BY AMY SYLVESTRI Asked how to improve mo- the district change a lot and not San Lorenzo school board candidates Marilyn Stewart, rale in the district, Peck said that always for the better. Kyla Sinegal and Penny Peck spoke at the forum. when parents hear about potential “There has been a large shift to work part time as a children’s back has been on recent agendas,” labor strikes that creates a lot of Azevedo: For surveillance in the atmosphere of being a literature instructor at San Jose said Peck, who added that the negativity that colors their opin- continued from front page around- but not red-light cameras. teacher,” said Stewart. “Over the State. She’s been on the board district’s website has improved ion of their child’s education. with apartments and new shops. “I have seen them go off years, we’ve started to feel left for the past four years, including during her tenure and that means So she would improve overall Azevedo says that, as is, the mall on false tickets before,” said out, the district stopped listening. during the contract dispute, but more accessibility for the public. morale by getting parents more isn’t doing a lot for the city. Azevedo. I can bring to the school board the says she’s ready to evolve and She also said that she wants to involved. She would also add a “There are some spots where So would he ask the council voice of the teacher.” has been the biggest proponent create a task force with teachers student member to the board so people don’t feel safe – parts of to end their contract with the red- Peck was the children’s li- of letting everyone have a chance to figure out how to best cooper- they could be better represented. the mall and near the Oakland light camera company? brarian at the San Leandro Li- to speak at meetings. ate and more forward. Sinegal also said that the border,” said Azevedo. “We need “Maybe, maybe not,” said brary for 25 years and continues “That opportunity for feed- Sinegal said she’d like to see labor negotiations changed the to feel safe here in San Leandro.” Azevedo. “We need to see how So Azevedo says that the police we can make the system better. department will have his support if I’m a problem solver.” elected – though he also promises In addition to the police LOCAL DEATHS he’s not a rubber stamper who will union, Azevedo’s endorsements pass any issue that comes before include the fire unions and sev- BLAIR, Curtis Christopher on Saturday, Oct. 15, at 11 a.m. at San- the City Council, despite having eral other local labor unions, as BRANCA, Mary Beth tos-Robinson Mortuary, 160 Estudillo the police union’s endorsement. SANTOS-ROBINSON MORTUARY HAGERTY, Dorothy Coletta Ave., in San Leandro. Santos-Robin- well as current council members Supporting Local Churches and Families for Over 80 Years MARPLES, Alan son Mortuary, San Leandro (510-483- “We are lucky here in San Jim Prola, Corina Lopez, and ROSATO, Vince Jerome 0123, santos-robinson.com). Leandro, we’re not like Oakland Benny Lee. FUNERAL AND CREMATION or San Jose or Los Angeles, we Azevedo says that if elected, FAMILY n n PROFESSIONALS BLAIR, Curtis Christopher, of BRANCA, Mary Beth, born De- love our police department,” you’ll see his “three principals” in OWNED San Leandro, born February 2, 1969, cember 27, 1940, passed on October said Azevedo. “The council goes Traditional Services • Cremation Options passed away on October 5, 2016. 2, 2016. Mary was a school nurse action in all that he does. Pre-Arrangements Curtis Blair’s family will be holding a for San Leandro schools for over 20 along with what city staff say all “I believe in fairness, a bal- Serving All Faiths and Cultures memorial service to celebrate his life years. Service will be held at St. Tim- the time, but you’ve got to read anced approach, and listening to othy’s Episcopal Church, 1550 Diablo the background information, do everyone,” said Azevedo. Road, in Danville on Thursday, Oct. your homework.” “There is a lot of progress to 510-483-0123 SAN LEANDRO 20, at 11 a.m. www.santos-robinson.com Azevedo says he supports be made, but I believe the Amer- CA LIC. FD-81 TIMES OBITUARIES n the police department’s push to ican dream is still possible in San may be emailed to: HAGERTY, Dorothy Coletta, of San Leandro passed away on October have more surveillance cameras Leandro.” [email protected] 8, 2016. Visitation on Monday, Oct. or faxed to 510-483-4209. 17, from 4 to 8 p.m. and Vigil at 6:30 Include a phone number. p.m. at San Leandro Funeral Home, Vince Jerome Rosato Brief death notices are 407 Estudillo Avenue, in San Leandro. Vince Jerome Rosato, age 62, published free. Longer Funeral Service Tuesday, Oct. 18, at notices are available for Trees: To get access passed away suddenly on October 8, 10 a.m. at San Leandro Funeral Home. continued from front page 2016, at home in San Leandro. a fee. For help, please call Burial to follow at Holy Sepulchre. will be removed. Vince was passionate about teaching, Patrick Vadnais at Arrangements under the direction and San Leandro Boulevard, and It’s similar to a “no parking” social justice and helping the poor. He 510-614-1558. of San Leandro Funeral Home, 407 then down San Leandro Boule- zone next to a fire hydrant,” was tireless in making a difference in Estudillo Ave., 510-483-5300. vard to Williams Street. Smith said. During an emergency, people’s lives. He liked to have fun and PG&E estimates that about crews need to get access quickly socialize, and he kept up with a huge 35 trees on private property, and to prevent things from getting group of friends. He was a man of many Keep your out-of-town interests with boundless energy and an seven trees on public property, worse. enthusiasm for life that was unsurpassed. Sara L. Ennor friends and family He was loved and respected by many informed with a people, all of whom will miss him greatly. subscription to the Good Council Church Anniversary Vince was born in Huntington LAWYER Park, California, on March 6, 1954. He Times! moved to Vacaville in 1955 with his To Feature Singers and Comedians parents, Santo and Virginia Rosato, and his brother, Victor. He attended grade ■ Wills & Trusts schools in Vacaville until he decided to study for the priesthood and entered A star studded concert will be Beth Garcia at 861-1753 or Mon the St. Pius X Seminary in Galt, California. He then earned a Bachelor of Arts ■ Benefits, ERISA held at Our Lady of Good Coun- Cargo at 1-800-432-4300. degree in Psychology and Philosophy at Loyola Marymount University of sel Church Hall, 2500 Bermuda Los Angeles in 1977 and a Master of Divinity at the Jesuit School of Theology ■ Ave. in San Leandro, on Saturday, at Berkeley, California. He was ordained as a Claretian priest on March 20, QDROs ■ Did you know that the Times will Oct. 29, at 6:30 p.m. 1982 at St. Mary’s Church in Vacaville. After he was ordained, he served in mail the paper to anyone in the Volunteers Needed at various parishes and capacities, including two years in the Vatican. He spent The “Through the Years” continental United States? two years as a financial consultant and Director of Administration at Energy concert will lead the audience Information Kiosk Services Corp. in Bellevue, Washington. 510-633-9985 on a musical journey over the Call 614-1555 for details! Vince next decided to change careers and go into full-time teaching. From last 50 years, featuring well At Superior Court 1991–1997 he taught at the Reignierd School and special education subjects known singer-comedian Fe De The Alameda County Supe- at Milestones for Development in Vallejo. He moved on to St. Joseph School Serving Families In Our Community ServingWith Compassion Families In Our And Community Service Excellence Los Reyes and the popular Phil- rior Court is looking for enthu- in Fremont and Searles Elementary School in Union City. He married the love With Compassion and Service Excellence of his life, Usha, in 2001. He retired from teaching in the New Haven School Alan Marples ippines singer Jam Morales, siastic volunteers to work at the District in 2014; was elected to the San Leandro School Board later the same supported by Ellona Santiago, an information kiosks in Oakland year, and was currently serving as the President of the Board. X-Factor finalist. courthouses. Following his retirement, Vince enrolled and graduated from the Alameda Other artists are Ronnie Training is provided for the County Master Gardeners program in 2016; he has been actively involved in numerous activities within the local community and was leading the efforts Ramos, Monica Mendoza, an volunteers who provide a valu- for Community Emergency Response Training teams. American idol top 48 finalist and able community resource. For He is survived by his wife, Usha; his daughter, Alexandria Brown; his San Leandro Charlz Mendoza. more information, call 891-6209 brother, Victor; sister-in-law, Deborah; nephew, Nicholas; niece, Deanna; San Leandro Funeral HomeAlan Marples, 77, a resident of Tickets are $25. For more or email cpulliam@alameda. aunt, Ann Migliazzo; uncle, Vince Migliazzo; aunt, Beverly Migliazzo; Funeral407 Estudillo Ave, Home San Leandro, CASan 94577 Leandro, passed away on Oc- information about the tickets, call courts.ca.gov. aunt, Bena Reinig; uncle, Bernard Reinig; aunt, Josephine Salce; uncle, (510)407 483 Estudillo - 5300 | www.sanleandro-fh.com Ave., tober 1, 2016. He was born in Man- Anthony Salce; brothers-in-law, E.T. Sanakaran Kutty, E.T HariDass and E.T. San Leandro, CA 94577 chester, England and came to Amer- MohanDass; sister-in-law, Jaya Sukumaran; and numerous cousins. Formerly Guerrero Mortuaryica in 1967 as a tool and die maker. A funeral mass will be held on Saturday, Oct. 15, at 1 p.m. at St. Paschal 510.483.5300 He is survived by his loving College Night at San Lorenzo High www.sanleandro-fh.comHABLAMOS ESPAÑOL Baylon Catholic Church, 3700 Dorissa Ave., in Oakland, officiated by Bishop wife of 50 years, Ann; 4 children, Michael C. Barber, SJ, with a celebration of Vince’s life in the parish hall to (Formerly Guerrero Mortuary) San Lorenzo High School is other educational organizations Serving All Faiths Paul, Mark, Carol and Peter, and follow. their spouses; and 7 grandchildren. hosting College Night 2016 on will be on hand. In lieu of flowers, a donation can be made in Vince’s name to St. Jude • Large Chapel Thursday, Oct. 13, from 5 to 7:30 There will be workshops on • Reception Room & KitchenetteFD 442 He was a Queen Scout and spent 70 Children’s Research Hospital, 501 St. Jude Place, Memphis, Tennessee 38105 years as a dedicated scout and leader. p.m. in the West Gym. college life, financial aid and (stjude.org) or to the American Cancer Society, P.O. Box 22478, Oklahoma Private family services will be other topics for students in grades City, Oklahoma (donate.cancer.org). Over 50 universities, col- 3.375x4-San-Leandro-display-location-ad.indd 1 held. 9/13/12 9:31 AM FD 442 leges, community colleges and 6 through 12 and their families. San Leandro Times THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2016 15 OPINION While Trump sought to excuse his enable him to write off those losses as Somehow I doubt that the Chabot Gun comments as simply “locker room talk,” deductions on future income? That just Club was the only resource available to LETTERS to the EDITOR he doesn’t understand how dangerous to ain’t right. all these Bay Area police departments. Letters must include the writer’s name, address and phone number, and must women such speech is. It’s like saying the — Bruce Joffe However, now that the gun club is his- be under 300 words. We reserve the right to edit as necessary. E-mail letters to: “N” word is just a word. Piedmont tory, those of us who have endured this Speaking in such an offensive, de- nonsense of crowds, noise and pollution, [email protected] or fax to: 483-4209, or send by mail to: The Editor, San Surprised to Hear Police Leandro Times, 2060 Washington Ave., San Leandro, CA 94577. grading manner about women creates a get a chance to truly enjoy this beautiful cesspool of hate that inevitably leads to Relied on Chabot Gun Club and unique place. sexual violence. Editor: As to my being part of the solution to Teachers’ Association Urges us. Homeless encampments are popping All persons – including women and Being a person who is always willing America’s race problem, I’m sorry but YES Vote on Measure J1 up in the parks, on the streets, under the girls – deserve to be treated with respect. to learn, I must admit that I was surprised it takes all of my energy and vigilance Editor: freeways, and in any available space I want my daughters and all girls to grow to hear that Bay Area police departments just to stay alive living in a country and The San Leandro Teacher’s Asso- where a lost soul can rest his head and up as strong, confident women. I want rely on a single gun club’s largess on the time where “Living while Black” is a ciation strongly urges a YES vote for sleep for one more night. them to live in a society where they are weekends in order to stay proficient in capital offense, punishable by death at SLUSD Measure J1 on this November’s If I were Bill Gates, I probably safe, judged solely on their individual the use of their weapons. the hands of rogue cops or neighborhood ballot. would give someone a place to live with qualities and have the same opportunities If this is true, it may account for some vigilantes. Recently, there has been more heat dignity and not worry about the cost of as men to be successful. of the misuse of deadly force we are — Vernon S. Burton than light regarding this ballot measure just living a decent life. I am, however, Trump’s comments are a vivid remind- experiencing. San Leandro on the front pages of this newspaper. Let not Bill Gates. I am just a concerned er that we must actively work to confront me break this down: citizen who is fed up with the gross and address misogyny. s In the past, the voters of San Leandro indifference of our politicians, who own — Stephen Cassidy have indicated their support for schools a home, a car, have a bank account, can San Leandro INQUIRING REPORTER by passing bond measures and a parcel travel, can eat, can buy clothes and have tax. Teachers, as well as students, wish to a decent life. Trump’s Tax Policies Serve thank our community for its support. So, to all the local politicians: What Himself, Other Millionaires The best thing you ever did? As a result of Prop. 13 and the “Great would happen if a homeless family was Editor: — Asked at Estudillo Center on MacArthur Boulevard Recession,” the state no longer provides found on your front yard, breaking into What’s wrong with Trump’s tax dedicated funds for capital improvement. your cars, going through your garbage policy? This community, like so many others looking for food or thrown away cloth- His personal tax policy is to pay as across California, has stepped up and ing? Would you smile and say “go for little as possible, presumably in accord filled the enormous gap in funds neces- it,” put them in jail (at least they would with the law. Getting married and having sary to provide adequate facilities for our survive another night and get a shower His governmental tax policy is for kids – my four kids. It schools. These funds have invigorated and a meal – yeah good for you for pro- people like him to pay even less than they gives life a purpose. our schools, but the work is not done. viding temporary shelter), or would you do now. Most of our schools are 60 years old or wake up and smell the coffee and realize That means less money for necessary Howard Owens even older. Basic infrastructure systems that there is a problem? government programs like homeland Oakland such as heating, ventilation and roofing And yet, the local politicians still want security, public health, environmental are worn out. Portable classrooms with a to be re-elected, sit in their fine homes protection, education and infrastructure projected life span of 20 years are still in and remain indifferent, shut and lock their repair. We who do not have tremendous use after 40 years. doors, and turn a blind eye. real estate business deductions will pay We are on the right track in this com- Being homeless is an epidemic of epic more than our fair share to keep our munity. The new leadership at the district proportions and yet the federal govern- government services from declining. Meeting my husband at Yellowstone office has dramatically transformed our ment wants to invite people from other The governmental service most im- National Park when I was a Savage. In the schools – and for the better. countries to live here in America without portant to the Bullying Billionaire is the 1950s, employees of national parks were This improvement was recently any forethought about the consequences civil court system, in which he frequently called Savages. In came this handsome recognized by state superintendent of of that decision. sues those who don’t suck up to him. hunk and I said, “Oh my God, he’s for schools, Tom Torlakson, who visited our — Anita Imazumi Taxpayers support the courts that enable community to recognize our improve- Hayward his kind of lawsuit intimidation, and he me.” We’ve been married for 63 years. We ments – only two districts in the entire doesn’t even want to contribute to their spent our 50th anniversary at Yellowstone. Says Times Does a state were recognized. support through federal taxes! ‘Double Take’ Bonni Antrim with husband Jack Test scores are up, teacher salaries People in the Donald’s circle hire Hayward have improved, we are attracting bright, Editor: accountants, lobbyists and politicians to energetic teachers, and property prices in Apparently even the San Leandro write tax laws in their favor, so they don’t this community have risen dramatically. Times had to do a double-take when the have to pay as much as ordinary-income There is a direct correlation between Truth is Beauty statue arrived! Americans. Then they claim they are Taking a helicopter around San local support of our schools and these I guess we’re on the map now… doing nothing wrong, just following the Francisco Bay and seeing the — Richard Brock indicators of success. law. How convenient! whole bay with my husband. It We must continue. To stop now would San Leandro But the Self-Absorbed Money-Grub- was a present on my 25th birthday. threaten the progress we have made. I ber pushes it far further than most self-en- Trump’s Comments ‘Creating urge you to choose facts on this issue, not titled billionaires. While some greedy Cesspool of Hate’ Yvonne Dutton misinformation. Support your schools, billionaires may set up a few foreign Hayward, works in San Leandro support your community, our students, Editor: shell companies to shelter their gains in and our teachers, and vote yes on J1. I am a Democrat and supported off-shore banks, the Shifty Grifter has — Jon Sherr, President Clinton in the primaries and now general established over 500 shell companies San Leandro Teachers’ Association election. I am optimistic she will be a to hide his gains and the identity of the strong president and move our nation people and countries to whom he owes Having my two girls. There’s Hayward Neglecting Growing forward. money. Homeless Population Throughout the campaign, I have been He even brags about the size of the pile something you have, love and Editor: dismayed by many of Donald Trump’s of paper that constitutes his tax returns. admiration. It surpasses every- Hayward, California has a dirty little comments and positions. I have thought “I’m just being a good businessman” is thing there is. The second thing secret and it can be summed up in two Trump was an uninformed, prejudiced, his justification. is money, because you can move words: neglect and homelessness. developmentally stunted, and pompous That kind of business, and that kind of forward, travel, and do more. We all know that the November fraud from day one. businessman is not good for our country, Richard Hunter 8th election is crucial to our country; Trump’s bragging – as a 59-year-old and certainly not good for our govern- Castro Valley however, public safety is more important man – about kissing without consent and ment. If he were President, he would to me because of the increase of crime groping women and getting away with it make the government work for his per- committed by our local politicians. because he is a “star” sets a new low. sonal financial interests and “to hell” with The crime that I am speaking about is My wife and I had to have a conver- the people who he calls “losers,” who I went on an African safari when I was gross negligence to the growing homeless sation about Trump’s comments with want effective government programs to in my 20s. I was a flight attendant on a population in Hayward, where people our daughters before the second debate do what unregulated markets can not do. charter flight to Nairobi and we went along own a home, pay taxes and do their best as we knew the topic would be raised. He is afraid to release his actual tax re- on the safari. The giraffes were beautiful, to be good citizens. Although, I am sure It’s incredible that we could have such turns, in contrast to every other candidate the elephants were magnificent and we got that other cities across America are expe- a person running for President – so for the last 48 years, but recent unofficial close to the lions in a Jeep. At night, we sat riencing the same dilemma. disgusting that parents across America revelations show that the self-described around the campfire and talked with people Supporting businesses in Hayward would have to explain to their early “successful businessman” lost $916 mil- from all over the world. seems to be the agenda regarding our teen daughters what misogyny is and lion dollars in 1995, driving his casinos local politicians; however, the citizens of how some men and male teens treat into the ground. Diana Lara Hayward deserve equal support from the women as objects and act as sexual Should taxpayers subsidize his in- San Leandro people we trust to do the right thing for predators. competence by allowing tax laws that 16 THURSDAY, OCTOBER 13, 2016 San Leandro Times Pets of the Week

Calypso the dog and Ava the bunny are at the Hayward Animal Shelter for Saturday’s Black & White Fur Ball.

Sheena Moose

Hayward Animal Shelter to Host Its The Pets of the Week at the a sunny window for hours. Hayward Animal Shelter, 16 Moose is an intelligent, ener- Barnes Court in Hayward, are getic pup who loves to play fetch. 13th Annual Black & White Fur Ball Sheena the cat and Moose the He needs an active home with The Hayward Animal Shelter, Dogs, cats, kittens, bunnies for adoption. by the Hayward Animal Shelter dog. experienced dog guardians. OK 16 Barnes Court in Hayward, is and a Guinea pig – featuring There will be hor d’ouvres Volunteers. Sheena is a quiet girl who with kids 13 and over. having its 13th Annual “Black & beautiful black & white pets and non-alcoholic cocktails, For more information, call enjoys soft beds and tasty treats. For more information on White Fur Ball” on Saturday, Oct. plus shelter pets of all other color door prizes and raffle baskets. the Hayward Animal Shelter at She doesn’t care much for loud Sheena and Moose, call the Hay- 15, from noon to 6 p.m. combinations will be available All adoptions are $20. Sponsored 293-7200. noises but will happily lounge in ward Animal Shelter at 293-7200.

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