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AUSD Superintendent Speaks Out on Executive Order to Close Department of Education

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Post Staff Reporting,
When it became clear that the Trump administration would issue an executive order to dismantle the Department of Education, AUSD Superintendent Pasquale Scuderi issued a statement. Here's what he has to say to the Alameda community and beyond.
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Alameda Firefighters Respond to Structure Fire, Boat Fire, and Car Crashed into UPS Store

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Post Staff Reporting,

AUSD Superintendent Speaks Out on Executive Order to Close Department of Education

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Post Staff Reporting,

All Around Alameda - Adventures Big and Small

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Amanda Laird,

Today’s California Treasure – Scotty’s Castle, Part 1

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Steve Gorman,

Two Birds from Alameda — March 27, 2025

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Brice,

March 29 is National Vietnam War Veterans Day at the USS Hornet

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Post Staff Reporting,

Carrier Con 2025 Transforms USS Hornet

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Jean Chen,

Alameda News

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Alameda Firefighters Respond to Structure Fire, Boat Fire, and Car Crashed into UPS Store

›› Post Staff Reporting,
March 27, 2025
AFD responded to three serious emergencies in just over 13 hours, starting Tuesday, March 25, at 2:18 p.m. to just past 3:30 a.m. on Wednesday morning, March 26. The incidents included a structure fire, a boat fire, and a car crashed into a UPS Store.
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Alameda Post - Superintendent Pasquale Scuderi

AUSD Superintendent Speaks Out on Executive Order to Close Department of Education

›› Post Staff Reporting,
March 27, 2025
When it became clear that the Trump administration would issue an executive order to dismantle the Department of Education, AUSD Superintendent Pasquale Scuderi issued a statement. Here's what he has to say to the Alameda community and beyond.
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March 29 is National Vietnam War Veterans Day at the USS Hornet

›› Post Staff Reporting,
March 26, 2025
The USS Hornet will honor Vietnam War Veterans on March 29 with an event featuring "Di Di Mau" Author and Marine Veteran Darren Walton. Admission is free for all veterans and active-duty personnel!
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Alameda Post - Marilyn Ezzy Ashcraft speaks at Alameda State of the City 2025. Photo © Maurice Ramirez.

Mayor Predicts Deficits During State of the City Address

›› Vicky Nguyen,
March 26, 2025
Vicky Nguyen reports from the State of the City event held March 20, 2025, where Mayor Marilyn Ezzy Ashcraft warned of upcoming fiscal challenges. State Sen. Jesse Arreguín and City department heads also spoke. Photo by Maurice Ramirez.
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Clemence Frances Sweet, 1940-2025

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Post Staff Reporting,

AC Transit Board Approves Fare Hike Effective July 1

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Post Staff Reporting,

Remove! Reverse! Reclaim! Protest at City Hall

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Kelsey Goeres,

Upcoming Ferry Schedule Changes

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Post Staff Reporting,

Noise Settlement Agreement Reached with Oakland Airport

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Post Staff Reporting,

Council Addresses Controversial Sister City Proposal, Fernside, and OAK

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Karin K. Jensen,

City Prosecutor Charges Local Landlord with Harassment and Fraud

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Post Staff Reporting,

City Sets Rent Reimbursement Policy for Increases that Violate Rent Ordinance

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Post Staff Reporting,
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All Around Alameda – Adventures Big and Small

›› Amanda Laird,
March 27, 2025
Looking for something to do this weekend? The Alameda Post Community Events Calendar has you covered. Shop local goods at markets, shoot some hoops, enjoy a night of storytelling, or take a unique fishing excursion!
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Today’s California Treasure – Scotty’s Castle, Part 1

›› Steve Gorman,
March 27, 2025
Take a trip to Scotty's Castle in the CA desert. "The fact that it is not really a castle and was not built or owned by Scotty only adds to the mystery of a place that in many ways defines Death Valley’s history as a land of mining, danger, tall tales, and adventurous travel," writes Steve Gorman.
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Alameda Post - 2025 Carrier Con attendees lined up outside the USS Hornet waiting to enter.

Carrier Con 2025 Transforms USS Hornet

›› Jean Chen,
March 26, 2025
At Carrier Con 2025, held on the USS Hornet in Alameda, CA, Jean Chen joined 2,000 cosplayers to enjoy meetups, panels with VTubers, gaming, photo ops, dancing, musical performances, and lots of fantastic costumes.
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Rotary Club Lobster Dinner Raises Over $10k for Alameda Charities

›› Joyce Mercado,
March 26, 2025
The Rotary Club of Alameda raised more than $10,000 to benefit its Community Grant program at a fundraising event on Friday, March 14. Joyce Mercado recounts the "Win-Win" event that drew over 100 attendees to enjoy a delicious lobster dinner prepared by Asena Restaurant.
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Rotary Club Honors Student and Teacher of the Month

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Robin Seeley,

Oakland Roots Home Opener Draws More than 26,000 Fans

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Post Staff Reporting,

Spring Actions for the Earth

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Joyce Mercado,

Bear’s-Eye View of Alameda for March 23, 2025

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Jeff Cambra,

Too Cute Tupac

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Friends of the Alameda Animal Shelter,

Math Puzzle for March 21, 2025

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Jeff Smith,

Kiwanis Club Honors Exceptional Eighth Graders at Hope of America Awards

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Post Staff Reporting,

All Around Alameda – All the Hobbies

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Amanda Laird,
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Alameda Opinions

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Two Birds from Alameda — March 27, 2025

›› Brice,
March 27, 2025
We take a look into a bike-centric utopia in this installment of our weekly strip drawn by Alameda cartoonist, Brice.
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ASTI Student Founds Neuro Notebook

›› Nejra Hojic,
March 26, 2025
Neuro Notebook is a partially peer-reviewed journal that encourages curiosity and empowers student research. Created in 2023 by ASTI high school student Nejra Hojic, the platform has already published nearly 40 papers on a variety of topics.
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Letters to the Editor for March 21, 2025

›› Kevin August,
March 21, 2025
In this week's Letters to the Editor, Kevin August responds to a previous letter regarding Fernside Blvd's designs and expresses support for the long-term vision of the street.
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Alameda Post - Publisher Adam Gillitt presents Managing Editor Kelsey Goeres with her certificate

Alameda Post Editor Named Tomorrow’s News Trailblazer by Editor and Publisher Magazine

›› Adam Gillitt,
March 21, 2025
Congratulations to the Alameda Post's Managing Editor, Kelsey Goeres, who has been recognized as one of Editor and Publisher magazine’s 'Tomorrow’s News Trailblazers!' "It’s the new form of their annual salute to '25 Under 35,'" explains Adam Gillitt.
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Two Birds from Alameda — March 20, 2025

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Brice,

Opinion: Congrats to Jets Women's Basketball, Otis Teacher-Librarian Paizley Spencer

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Susan Davis,

Letters to the Editor for March 14, 2025

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Jeanne Allen,

Opinion: Five Years of Five Tree Poems

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Gene Kahane,

Opinion: Handling Alameda's Beach Erosion Problem

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Richard Bangert,

Two Birds from Alameda — March 13, 2025

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Brice,

Opinion: Help Christ Episcopal Church Expand Shower Program

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Scott Piehler,

Opinion: An Anniversary

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Marilyn Ezzy Ashcraft,
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Alameda History

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Join Us for a Jaunt through the Gold Coast

›› Dennis Evanosky,
March 6, 2025
The Alameda Post's History Walking Tours are back! Historian Dennis Evanosky turns back time to examine the Gold Coast, its influential inhabitants, and—of course—the stunning architecture.
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Alameda Post - a light yellow cottage at 1620 Fourth Street

Today’s Alameda Treasure – 1620 Fourth Street, ‘Down Home,’ Part 1

›› Steve Gorman,
February 20, 2025
In Today's Alameda Treasure, Steve Gorman introduces the beautiful Gothic Revival-style cottage at 1620 Fourth Street. The charming house is tied for third place among Alameda’s oldest standing homes.
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Alameda Post - a black and white photo of a factory, N. Clark & Sons

A Fresh Look at N. Clark & Sons

›› Dennis Evanosky,
February 17, 2025
Some beautiful examples of architectural terra cotta and brickwork by N. Clark & Sons can still be seen today. Dennis Evanosky tells the story of Nehamiah Clark, a potter by trade, and his legacy in Alameda and beyond.
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Alameda Post - a beautiful Craftsman home at 2450 Central Ave

Today’s Alameda Treasure – 2450 Central Ave., a Craftsman Beauty, Part 2

›› Steve Gorman,
February 6, 2025
"The Craftsman style, and the Arts and Crafts movement that inspired it, wasn’t just a home style. It was a philosophy of living that promoted simplicity, quality, natural materials, and a lack of unnecessary decorations." Steve Gorman revisits the beautiful home at 2450 Central Avenue.
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Today’s Alameda Treasure – 2450 Central Ave., a Craftsman Beauty, Part 1

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Steve Gorman,

Today’s Alameda Treasure – 899 Union Street, Captain’s Corner, Part 3

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Steve Gorman,

Today’s Alameda Treasure – 899 Union Street, Captain’s Corner, Part 2

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Steve Gorman,

Today’s Alameda Treasure – 899 Union Street, Captain’s Corner, Part 1

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Steve Gorman,

Today’s California Treasure – Highway 108 and Sonora Pass

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Steve Gorman,

A Reunion in Lincoln Park 102 Years Later

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Kate McAnaney,

Today’s Alameda Treasure – 921 Grand Street, Part 3

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Steve Gorman,

Today’s Alameda Treasure – 921 Grand Street, Part 2

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Steve Gorman,
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