This Friday and Saturday, Nov. 8 and 9, and next Friday and Saturday, Nov. 15 and 16, at 7:30 p.m. Encinal Junior-Senior High School students will present Louisa Mae Alcott’s classic Little Women.
After the Alameda Sun went to press Tuesday, parents rallied at City Hall drawing attention to that, according to the group, since the start of the school year on Aug. 19, five children have been hit by cars on their way to school in Alameda.
The USS Hornet Museum will host its annual Veterans Day ceremony Monday, Nov. 11, with a series of speakers, events, tours and other fun from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The Carnegie Innovation Hall team announced the group will end future plans to restore the old Alameda Carnegie Library on Nov. 5. The announcement came in a letter from Michael Sturtz, the leader of the Carnegie Innovation Hall team.
The City Council discussed in closed session whether to release the audio of a meeting between former City Manager Jill Keimach and Councilmembers Malia Vella and Jim Oddie at its Nov. 5 meeting.
Final ratification of an ordinance introduced at the Oct. 15 City Council meeting, to approve a lease with Carnegie Innovation Hall that will rehabilitate and restore the Carnegie Building and Foster House, is expected at the Tuesday, Nov. 5, Council meeting.
Fine artist Christine Gonsalves was born in Alameda and grew up in the Oakland flatlands.
“I always loved Alameda, so I moved back when I was 22 and in college,” said Gonsalves.
Children from Temple Israel’s Hebrew School helped out on Sunday, Oct. 27, at a loading party to help fill an Alameda Food Bank truck with more than 225 bags of groceries. The congregation donated the groceries during the temple’s High Holy Days food drive.
Cliff-hanger touchdown can’t save San Leandro, 13-12
The Alameda Soccer Club boys’ Under-16 team the Alameda Falcons took first place at the San Ramon Fall Shootout Sept. 29.
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