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Knead to read As Kneaded Cafe comes to San Leandro Library. 10
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OPINION OBITUARIES
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LEGAL LISTINGS
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Charter city Fremont moves forward with plans. 5 TRICITYVOICE.COM
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MARCH 10-16, 2026
Lazy cooking Simple at-home meals can taste the best. 6
Senator Wahab gives State of the District update ● Concerns from residents include threats from ICE
Art for kids Elizabeth Cerutti
By Roelle Balan California Senator Aisha Wahab held a State of the District event on Feb. 21 at the Union City Ruggieri Senior Center. Office of Senator Aisha Wahab press secretary Joseph David said through email nearly 150 people attended the event. Wa h a b s a id t h rou g h a phone interview that the event went well and that she enjoys being able to talk to the public and share what she’s been working on. The biggest update is a $1.4 billion housing investment. This was paired with SB 681, — More on page 8
Sun Gallery holds children’s book exhibit.
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From grief grew a peaceful community space. P12
Restaurant Week kicks off with Dot ● DoorDash robot delivers to Fremont By Stephanie Uchida
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n March 6, Fremont kicked off Restaurant Week 2026. In the words
of Fremont Mayor Raj Salwan, it’s a boost for local businesses and a chance to discover “family-owned favorites, hidden gems, exciting new spots.”
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The fourth Restaurant Week for the city features 70 restaurants. At the kickoff event, Salwan reported, “Last year, Restaurant Week boosted foot traffic and revenue by 95% for — More on page 8
History in the making Mission’s basketball team is on the road to state. 21