Elks, Eagles, Peeps, Others Step up in Support of North Bay’s Fire Victims
Fire, Police departments provide ongoing mutual aid
Fire, Police departments provide ongoing mutual aid
There will be two annual events for Alamedans to celebrate Memorial Day, Monday, May 28.
The Kiwanis Club of Alameda hosted the 24th Annual Hope of America Awards on May 4 at the Alameda Elks Lodge, 2255 Santa Clara Ave.
Michael Proffitt, 17, was required to earn 21 merit badges on his way to becoming an Eagle Scout. As the highest rank in Boy Scouts. Some 2,250,000 boys have achieved Eagle rank since the award was first presented in 1912.
The 47th annual Elks Hoop Shoots Alameda city finals contest was held Friday, Jan. 10, at the Alameda Point Gym. The hoop shoots contest consists of a free -throw shooting competition where each contestant has 25 opportunities to shoot a basketball into the hoop.
The Alameda Elks Lodge No. 1015 recently contributed time and funds to the Alameda Parks and Recreation Department (ARPD) so that it might continue the famed T-shirt baseball league based at Krusi Park.
The Alameda Elks Lodge No. 1015, 2255 Santa Clara Ave., would like to welcome back all previous members. Come back and just $1 will cover membership dues for the rest of October and all of November.
The Alameda Homeless Network is hosting the 26th annual Have a Heart Gala from 6 to 9 p.m., Saturday, April 15. The network is a non-profit organization dedicated to securing funds to keep the Midway Shelter operating 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.
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