Senior Moments

March-April 2007

Taste of the Town
For the better part of two years, reports of Acquacotta’s imminent opening were like those of Mark Twain’s death, which he noted were “greatly exaggerated.”

Wine
Organized by ZAP, Zinfandel Advocates and Producers, the cruise included many shipboard seminars, great wine dinners and a boatload of camaraderie.

Cooking
Asian cuisine has given me some of the most flavorful recipes I have, and one of my favorites is for Asian roll ups.

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2008.04.21 Three 5-day Workshop Sessions for Adults at The Crucible -- Enrollment Open Now
JUNE 16th - 20th, JULY 21st - 25th, & AUGUST 4th – 8th Summer fun isn’t just for the kids at The Crucible. Spend a week getting hands-on...

2008.04.21 Youth Summer Camp Expanded to Three Sessions -- Enrollment Now Open!
build confidence, explore creativity and learn responsibility in age-appropriate classes structured for students 8-11 and 12-18. Choose from...

2008.04.23 Interactive Kinetic Art and the Pinball Machine
Before the Nintendo Wii and PlayStation 3, there was the pinball machine. Instructed by multimedia artist Michael Schiess, this class introduces...

Real Estate
The latest hot home properties in the Alameda Area!

Retail
Your Shopping Guide to the Alameda Area!

March-April 2007, Volume 7, Number 2

Senior Moments

Growing older is a fact of life. Same as with most things, it seems what you see (as in how you look at it) is what you get.

What's So Great About AP&T?

When Alameda got its first electric street lamps in 1887, the technology was still in its infancy. Thomas Edison had only just developed a viable light bulb in 1879.

A Bit of Paradise

Eula and Mike Dean were not house hunting when they found a fixer-upper on the lagoon in Alameda’s South Shore neighborhood.

March-April DEPARTMENTS

Polls	Local Sounds	Community Blog	Snapshots	Best Of

Can Alameda restaurants compete with Oakland restaurants in terms of quality and appeal? Click here to vote!	Earl J. Rivard You can't keep the good ones down. Alameda native Earl J. Rivard was hit by a car when he was four months old and then, later in life, was hit two more times. The blind and partially-paralyzed Rivard doesn't let any of this get him down, releasing Troubadour Blue. Track: "Saving Face." » Local Sounds Archive	The Associated at Lost Weekend July 31, 2008 Those crazy cats are back. That's right, check Lost Weekend regulars The Associated at—you guessed it—the Lost Weekend this Saturday. It is the release party for their great new record,... more »	View pics from: • Save our Music • Rosenblum's March Madness • Boys and Girls Club Annual Auction • Midway Shelter 17th Have a Heart Gala • Mardi Gras Masquerade Party • Alameda Civic Ballet Auction • Kiwanis Club Chili Cook-Off • Saint Philip Neri Crab Feed • SJND 27th Crab Feed • Slow Food Alameda • A Grand Gala • Theatre Grand Opening	Best of Alameda • Best Of Alameda Party 2007 • Best of 2007 • Best of 2006 • Best of 2005

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