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The reports are here below.

• Fremont
  
  
• Newark
  
  
• Union City

Fremont--Full Fremont Report (.pdf)--359k;

• 2006 Fremont Visitor Guide (.pdf)--4Mb
  Fremont enjoys pleasant weather all year round. With its moderate climate and its proximity to major universities, shopping areas, recreational and cultural activities, employment centers, major airports, and the Bay Area Rapid Transit system, Fremont captures living at its best.

The City of Fremont Parks and Recreation Department was voted by the East Bay readers of Bay Area Parent magazine as the "Family Favorite Winner for Best Kid's Camps."

• Great staff and instructors—people who really enjoy teaching and creating opportunities for kids to have fun.
• Wonderful facilities.
• Wide variety of programs to choose from each week.

An abundance of camps and classes for all ages, abilities, and learning interests

There are many award winning schools in Fremont. See our schools page or the TriCity links page.

When the Fremont Chamber of Commerce first presented a summer art and wine festival in the parking lot of the Fremont Hub in 1983, no one expected it to become California's best and most popular music, art, and technology festival. The event, formerly known as the Fremont Art and Wine Festival soon became too popular- attracting crowds averaging 400,000- for its location. In 1990, the festival was re-located to Paseo Padre Parkway between Mowry Avenue and Walnut Avenue, where it has remained. The name was subsequently changed to "Festival of the Arts." The Fremont Festival of the Arts takes place Saturday July 31st and Sunday August 1st from 10am to 6pm between Paseo Padre Parkway and Liberty Street bounded by Mowry Avenue and Walnut Avenue. TriCity Voice: July 20, 2004, Fremont Festival of the Arts Returns for 21st Year. Tatyana Hamady http://www.tricityvoice.com/articledisplay.php?a=648 top

Newark--Full Newark Report (.pdf)--326k top

Union City--Full Union City Report (.pdf)--319k Union City / Hayward Househunt & Moveup site
Union City is home to 68,000 residents and is located in Alameda County, 30 miles southeast of the city of San Francisco and seven miles from the San Francisco Bay. Named an All-America City in 1999 by the National Civic League, the citizens embrace their history and look toward a bright future through cooperation to continually improve the community for all. Real estate options consist of single-family detached homes, condominiums and townhouses, and estate properties. Charming neighborhoods have access to a wonderful park system, including a dog park, two swimming complexes, two community centers, tennis and senior center as well as a skate park. Additionally, there are more than 35 parks offering everything from playgrounds and athletic fields to picnic areas, creeks and exercise circuits. Residents of all ages and interests can engage in an array of activities, classes, after-school programs, arts and theatre programs or sports leagues. Union City Leisure Services also runs one of the largest aquatics programs in the area. Children attend schools in the highly regarded New Haven Unified School District. All of the schools in the district are recognized as “Distinguished Schools” and five of the schools have received Federal “Blue Ribbon” awards. Nearby colleges and universities include Chabot Community College, Ohlone Community College, California State University, Hayward, San Jose State University, University of California, Berkeley, and Stanford University. Union City Househunt & Moveup site

Hayward--Report June 1st 2008 Hayward Househunt & Move Up Site

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