Alameda Kindergarten Class Joins Guinness World Record Books
A group of former Alameda elementary school students were recently included in the Guinness World Records for the “longest running class reunion.”
A group of former Alameda elementary school students were recently included in the Guinness World Records for the “longest running class reunion.”
When I think of the beach, I can see a line of small grey and white birds scurrying across the sand at the edge of the surf, stopping momentarily to stick their bills into the sand then moving as a wave comes in — Sanderlings.
No one in Alameda should have to buy lemons in the winter. The bayside climate agrees with our most commonly found varieties of lemons, oranges, grapefruit, and mandarins. Today’s residents are the lucky heirs to a rich agricultural history wherein Alameda’s founders planted orchards and farms.
Saturday, April 8
Flamenco a Las 8 — In person, 8 p.m.; Rhythmix Cultural Works, 2513 Blanding Ave.
An evening of flamenco dance and music with Melissa Cruz and Special Guests. Tix: $25 General/$40 Angel. More info: www.rhythmix.org.
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