Hot Stuff in Hayward

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Hayward Area Historical Society

McConaghy House Hayward's Downtown Museum Hayward Public Library Locations and Hours Famous People Born in Hayward Hayward's Sun Gallery Sun Gallery Shop Hayward Area Recreation Department - HARD H.A.R.D. List of Programs The Shoreline Interpretive Center, and the Japanese Tea Garden Shoreline Interpretive Center Hayward Japanese Gardens The Douglas Morrisson Theatre DMT 2007 Season line up of shows

Hayward's Farmers Market - 9am to 1pm - every Saturday, “Rain or Shine” The Hayward Fishery Buffalo Bill's Brewery Amtrak station Hayward  Capitol Corridor Train Hayward's Figi Festival Click image Parts Heaven in Hayward For Porsches Friends of Hayward Hayward Golf Courses Skywest Golf Course Lodging in Hayward Hotels in Hayward, CA More Lodging in Hayward The Annual Hayward Air Rally Hayward Air Rally Sponsors Ooops! The aircraft, a 4 seat Cessna C172, Rego N734NG, apparently ran out of fuel, and made an emergency landing with 2 people on board, on Highway I-580 at 8:25am, about 3 Miles North of Hayward, CA on 24th May 2004. Hayward BART Station South Hayward BART Station

Hayward's Stonebrae CC lands Nationwide tourney Except from an article By Curtis Pashelka  May 3, 2008 - The PGA Tour is moving its Bay Area Nationwide Tour event from Livermore to Hayward after it agreed to manage the Stonebrae Country Club, which now will be named TPC San Francisco Bay at Stonebrae.  The tournament will be held March 30 to April 5, 2009, the week before the Masters. The 7,200-yard Hayward course, designed by David McLay Kidd, will host the Nationwide Tour's Stonebrae Classic from March 30 to April 5 next year, taking over the spring dates held by the 3-year-old Livermore Valley Wine Country Championship at The Course at Wente Vineyards. The Stonebrae Classic joins The Presidents Cup, scheduled for Oct. 5-11, 2009, at Harding Park in San Francisco, and the Champions Tour's Charles Schwab Cup Championship at Sonoma Golf Club Oct. 30 to Nov. 2 as the major PGA Tour events in the area. The Schwab Cup will be played at Harding in 2010 and 2011. There are now 29 TPC courses, 15 of which host either PGA, Nationwide or Champions tour events. "We are excited to plant the PGA Tour flag at this prestigious David McLay Kidd design, which will become the new flagship private club on the West Coast for the TPC Network," said David Pillsbury, president of PGA Tour Golf Course Properties, in a statement. Wente Vineyards, which hosted the Wine Country Championship since 2006, was rated the Nationwide Tour's toughest course the last two years. The cumulative stroke average for last year's tournament was 75.235, making it the ninth-most difficult course in the tour's 18-year history. Tour officials estimated that the event drew an average of 15,000 fans each year. All four rounds of the Stonebrae Classic will be televised on the Golf Channel. This year's Wine Country Championship was not televised.

Project Overview   ~ Opens Fall 2008 ~   Site Plan Located at Foothill Blvd and B Street

Hayward contemplates its traffic nightmare 07/20/2007 - HAYWARD — In 1957, the California Department of Transportation began conducting serious talks with Hayward leaders about plans for a new East Bay freeway.  But Caltrans' 1950s-era solution — a crisscrossing of concrete freeways laid out over a fast-developing central East Bay landscape — was loathsome to many who would have been in its path. And so a battle began. The passing years didn't bring much resolution. Money shortages, bureaucratic delays and the burgeoning environmental movement helped contribute to the Foothill Freeway's eventual demise. A lawsuit killed it for good. Today, many say they are struggling with Hayward's traffic problems, but are more worried that proposed solutions will make things worse. The above is an excerpt from an article written by  Matt O'Brien, Staff writer for InsideBayArea.com

REGIONAL: EARTHQUAKE A REMINDER TO EAST BAY RESIDENTS 07/20/07 - A magnitude 4.2 earthquake that rolled through the East Bay this morning was a reminder to Bay Area residents to be prepared for another massive quake. "There is no doubt in my mind there will be a damaging earthquake on the Hayward Fault during my lifetime,'' Stanford geophysicist Paul Segall said. "This little earthquake won't make the situation better. People shouldn't feel any relief.'' One of the Bay Area's largest earthquakes hit the Hayward Fault Oct. 1, 1868, destroying many buildings in Hayward and San Francisco. That earthquake was called the "Great San Francisco Earthquake'' until the 7.9 quake of 1906, Segall said. Segall said the frequency of large earthquakes on the Hayward Fault ranges from every 150 years to 200 years between tremblers. Next year will be the 140th anniversary of the Hayward quake. Segall suggests Bay Area residents visit: http://quake.abag.ca.gov/  where there are numerous resources available to check the stability of specific neighborhoods. Also, visit our Earthquake Preparedness page.

Hayward Regional Shoreline

View of the San Mateo Bridge from the Hayward Hills Along the Hayward shoreline See more photos in the City of Hayward Photo Gallery

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