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Alameda Sun www.alamedasun.com Nov. 28, 2013 5 SPORTS PARK STREET SHOPPING & ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE Debborah S. Knowles Financial Advisor 1336 Park Street Suite D 510-749-0403 fax: 866-360-7856 [email protected] www.edwardjones.com Lic.#OC24309 MAKING SENSE OF INVESTING www.chowcpa.com [email protected] 523-6600 2411 Santa Clara Ave., Ste. 18 Alameda, CA 94501 MAGGIE E. CHOW, CPA A Professional Corporation Income Tax Planning & Preparation: Individual, Corporation, Partnerships, LLC and Multi-State Taxation Accounting Consulting on New Businesses, Entity Structure Selection Financial Statement Preparation Former IRS Agent IRS and State Agencies Audit Representations. Evaluate and Negotiate Offer to Compromise, Shopping Local in Alameda’s Park Street Business District To contact PSBA call 523-1392 or visit: www.shopparkstreet.com The information in this advertisement has not been fact-checked or approved by the Alameda Sun’s editorial department. The articles that appear in this section are provided by the members or the administers of the Park Street Business Association and are solely the opinion and position of the members or the association. Thanks for reading. To advertise here, call 263-1471. PLEASE VISIT OUR NEW WEBSITE www.russumlaw.com To learn about our full suite of legal services available to you, including: Wills & Trusts Probate Litigation Conservatorships Family Law Elder Law & Medi-Cal Planning Tax Planning Mediation Business & Real Property Diana Redding JD, MBA, LLM W. Lance Russum, JD Since 1966 522-6900 / Fax: 523-9516 2500 Santa Clara Ave. • Alameda The Law Offices of W. Lance Russum LR We care about you! ALAMEDA ORTHOPEDIC FOOT CARE CENTER 2322 Santa Clara Ave 510 523-4316 Come Browse Our Wide Selection of Men’s and Women’s Walking Shoes & Slippers SALE! $10 OFF Any Shoes in Stock WE DO SHOE REPAIR Mention this ad for a 10% Discount! 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ALAMEDA THEATRE & CINEPLEX STEP BACK IN TIME TO EXPLORE A VINTAGE EXPERIENCE IN STATE-OF-THE-ART SIGHT & SOUND Program Schedule 11/27 - 12/5 Now Playing in the Alameda Cineplex Now Playing in the Historic Theatre FROZEN 2D (PG) 11:55 9:30 FROZEN 3D (PG) 11:40a 2:10 4:35 BLACK NATIVITY (PG) 12:20 2:40 5:00 7:40 9:50 HUNGER GAMES: CATCHING FIRE (PG-13) 11:00 am 2:00 5:05 8:10 THOR: THE DARK WORLD 3D (PG-13) 11:15a 4:30 THOR: THE DARK WORLD 2D (PG-13) 1:55 7:30 10:00 DALLAS BUYERS CLUB (R) 11:30 2:05 4:40 7:20 9:55 TWELVE YEARS A SLAVE (R) 7:10 10:05 DELIVERY MAN (PG-13) 12:00 2:30 4:55 7:25 9:50 Thurs - Mon only Check website for showtimes for Wed & Thur ALAMEDA’S GOT TALENT HOST DAVE MAY FRI & SAT EVES PRECEDING FILM IN HISTORIC THEATRE. THE HOLIDAY CLASSIC SERIES RETURNS 12/3 & 12/4 WITH THE SHOP AROUND THE CORNER 3:00 5:00 7:30 THE HUNGER GAMES: CATCHING FIRE (PG-13) 12:30 3:35 7:00 10:10 MOMMY & ME MONDAYS ARE BACK DALLAS BUYERS CLUB 11:30 am DELIVERY MAN 12:00 GIVE THE GIFT OF MOVIES! GIFT CARDS AVAILABLE NOW! VALID AT BOX OFFICE AND SNACK BAR! CLASSIC 4 PACKS AND 8 PACKS ON SALE NOW! Eat Here. Drink Here. 510.522.5007 1363 Park St, Alameda (at Central Ave) facebook.com/pseatery Join us for our one-year anniversary event Thanksgiving Week! Special Anniversary Menu! Now Featuring Alameda’s Newest Brewery: Faction Brewing. New wines available. Complimentary Beer or Wine with Dinner! 1330 PARK STREET 510-523-7500 GRAND RE-OPENING! Award- Winning Pizza! New! Homemade Pasta! Come see our new look! Now with full service dining! SJND Wins Tri-County Championship Photo and Story by Jackson Sundheim The St. Joseph Notre Dame High School (SJND) men’s cross country team (pictured above) won the Tri- County Athletic League champion- ship title on Nov. 8 at Point Pinole Regional Park. Led by senior Gabe Arias-Sheridan with a time of 15:04, the Pilots garnered their third straight league title with a near-perfect team score of 17. Other Pilots who placed were twins Michael and Matthew Murphy (15:39 and 15:42 respective- ly), freshman Cooper Teare (15:44), and senior Chris Melendez (16:15). In the women’s race, the Pilots’ Veronica Aguila finished in 18:41. The next event on the road to back- to-back California Interscholastic Foundation cross-country champi- onships for the Pilots was the North Coast Section (NCS) Championships on Saturday, Nov. 23, at Hayward High where the Pilots won its third state Division V section title. Arias- Sheridan (15:03, second place), Michael Murphy (15:30, fourth), Matthew Murphy (15:30, fifth) and Teare (15:32, sixth) all finished in the top-six individual times. The men’s cross country team finished with 29 points, the team with the lowest score wins, for the title. Aguila had the fifth fastest individual time among women with a time of 18:53. The Pilots will now compete in the state championship on Saturday, Nov. 30 at Woodward Park in Fresno. A s a consumer, you are a key part in helping small businesses thrive — which in turn helps your local community thrive. By shopping or dining at a small business, you’re not only show- ing your support for small businesses but you’re also reinvest- ing in the communi- ty you call “home.” Please join the Park Street Business Association (PSBA) and other local busi- ness organizations in supporting your local merchants during this year’s holiday season. When you start making plans for your holiday shopping, we hope you will think of Alameda’s historic downtown area first. You can show support for your local mer- chants by making a purchase at one of this week’s featured busi- nesses. (For a complete list, view the online direc- tory of Park Street businesses at www. ShopParkStreet.com.) RETAIL & GIFTS Artistic Home Studio & Boutique, 1419 Park St. Bead Inspirations, 1544 Park St. Bonne Vie, 1419 Park St. Daisy’s, 1347 Park St. Dandelion Flowers & Gifts, 1419 Park St. GOODS, 2537 Santa Clara Ave. Lee Auto Supply, 1525 Park St. Ni Sa Bula, 1415 Park St. Ozone, 1431 Park St. Park Jewelers, 1401 1/2 Park St. Park Street Antiques, 1519 Park St. Pauline’s Antiques, 1427 Park St. Pixies & Peony, 2305 Santa Clara Ave. Quick Communica- tions, 1526 Park St. To Herb With Love, 1336 Park St. #A BEAUTY & HEALTH Sumbody, 1350 Park St. Tomo Mini Spa, 1411 Park St. We Are Hair, 1343 Park St. ENTERTAINMENT Alameda Theatre & Cineplex, 2317 Central Ave. D20 Games, 2311 Santa Clara Ave. #B High Scores Arcade, 1414 Park St. SERVICES Alameda Business Machines, 2309 Santa Clara Ave. Alameda Collision Repair, 1911 Park St. C&M Upholstery & Fabrics, 1211 Park St. Island Print Express, 2534 Santa Clara Ave. Perfect Vision, 1356 Park St. ON THE PARK STREET DISTRICT The Park Street Business District offers great food and drink establish- ments, charming shops, professional services and fun things to do! To receive event announcements and special offers from businesses in the Park Street Business District, sign up for our Customer Club! For more infor- mation, go to www. ShopParkStreet. com. You can also find PBNA on Facebook and Twitter. Sun Staff Reports The College of Alameda (CoA) women’s volleyball team stretched its league record to 12-3 on the sea- son after a tough 3-2 win over Yuba College of Marysville on Friday, Nov. 15 on the road. The five-set match was a battle worthy of two of the top teams in the Bay Valley Conference (BVC). The Yuba Forty-Niners took the first set 25-19. The Cougars rebounded to win the second set 25-23. The two teams traded the third and fourth sets with Yuba winning 25-22 and CoA winning 25-23 respectively. The game came down to the final and deciding fifth set and the Cougars crushed its opposition 15-6. “To defeat a very good team like Yuba College twice this season, is a very positive step forward for the Cougar women’s volleyball team,” said CoA head coach Linda Thompson. “To win this match on the road makes it more meaningful because Yuba very seldom loses a home match. It took a tremendous team effort from every player to bring the victory back to College of Alameda.” The Cougars recorded 62 kills on 162 total attempts and nine ser- vice aces. On defense, the Cougars collected 90 digs, put up 12 blocks (ten solo and two assists). Four Cougar players recorded dou- ble-doubles including sophomore outside hitter Eboni Green who recorded her team-leading 12th double-double of the season with her match-high 19 kills and a team- best 29 digs. Green posted a .341 hitting clip and would also score the final kill for match point in set five. Sophomore outside hitter Emily Carver pounded 15 kills along with 16 digs for her fifth double-double on the season. Carver added two services and two solo blocks. The Cougars finished off its regular season with a 3-0 (25-12, 25-13, 25-18) sweep of Contra Costa College last Tuesday, Nov. 19. The win moved the Cougars overall record to 19-7 on the season. The Cougars strong season earned recognition from its con- ference. Four CoA players were named to regular season all-confer- ence teams. Green and Carver were named to the BVC first team along with eight other players. Christina Curry was named to the BVC sec- ond team with five others and fresh- man Jasmine Cruz was named to the BVC honorable mention team. The Cougars are now gearing up for the California Community College Athletic Association Women’s volleyball regional tour- nament now that the regular sea- son has come to an end. The Cougars had no easy task in the first round. The Cougars are the 16th seed out of 16 teams so they took on No. 1 seed Cabrillo College of Aptos Tuesday, Nov. 26, in the first round. (The game took place after deadline.) This marks the Cougars’ first-ever appearance in the “Sweet Sixteen” tournament. Cougars Enter Regionals CoA volleyballers send four teammates to all-conference
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SPORTS
PARK STREET SHOPPING & ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE
Debborah S. KnowlesFinancial Advisor1336 Park Street
Suite D510-749-0403
fax: [email protected]
www.edwardjones.comLic.#OC24309
MAKING SENSE OF INVESTING
Alameda’s Holistic Health Resource
2424 Blanding Ave., Suite 102Alameda, CA 94501(510) 299-0057
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MAGGIE E. CHOW, CPAA Professional Corporation
523-6600
Former IRS Agent
IRS and State Agencies Audit Representations.Evaluate and Negotiate Offer to Compromise,
Installment Agreement
Income Tax Planning & Preparation:Individual, Corporation, Partnerships,
LLC and Multi-State Taxation
Accounting Consulting on New Businesses,Entity Structure Selection
Financial Statement Preparation
2411 Santa Clara Ave., Ste. 18Alameda, CA 94501
MAGGIE E. CHOW, CPAA Professional Corporation
523-6600
Former IRS Agent
IRS and State Agencies Audit Representations.Evaluate and Negotiate Offer to Compromise,
Installment Agreement
Income Tax Planning & Preparation:Individual, Corporation, Partnerships,
LLC and Multi-State Taxation
Accounting Consulting on New Businesses,Entity Structure Selection
Financial Statement Preparation
2411 Santa Clara Ave., Ste. 18Alameda, CA 94501
MAGGIE E. CHOW, CPAA Professional Corporation
523-6600
Former IRS Agent
IRS and State Agencies Audit Representations.Evaluate and Negotiate Offer to Compromise,
Installment Agreement
Income Tax Planning & Preparation:Individual, Corporation, Partnerships,
LLC and Multi-State Taxation
Accounting Consulting on New Businesses,Entity Structure Selection
Financial Statement Preparation
2411 Santa Clara Ave., Ste. 18Alameda, CA 94501
MAGGIE E. CHOW, CPAA Professional Corporation
523-6600
Former IRS Agent
IRS and State Agencies Audit Representations.Evaluate and Negotiate Offer to Compromise,
Installment Agreement
Income Tax Planning & Preparation:Individual, Corporation, Partnerships,
LLC and Multi-State Taxation
Accounting Consulting on New Businesses,Entity Structure Selection
Financial Statement Preparation
2411 Santa Clara Ave., Ste. 18Alameda, CA 94501
MAGGIE E. CHOW, CPAA Professional Corporation
523-6600
Former IRS Agent
IRS and State Agencies Audit Representations.Evaluate and Negotiate Offer to Compromise,
Installment Agreement
Income Tax Planning & Preparation:Individual, Corporation, Partnerships,
LLC and Multi-State Taxation
Accounting Consulting on New Businesses,Entity Structure Selection
Financial Statement Preparation
2411 Santa Clara Ave., Ste. 18Alameda, CA 94501
Shopping Local in Alameda’s Park Street Business District
To contact PSBA call 523-1392 or visit: www.shopparkstreet.com
The information in this advertisement has not been fact-checked or approved by the Alameda Sun’s editorial department. The articles that appear in this section are provided by the members or the administers of the Park Street
Business Association and are solely the opinion and position of the members or
the association. Thanks for reading. To advertise here, call 263-1471.
PLEASE VISIT OUR NEW WEBSITEwww.russumlaw.comTo learn about our full suite of legal services
available to you, including: Wills & Trusts Probate Litigation
Conservatorships Family LawElder Law & Medi-Cal Planning
Tax Planning MediationBusiness & Real Property
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W. Lance Russum, JD Since 1966
522-6900 / Fax: 523-95162500 Santa Clara Ave. • Alameda
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ALAMEDA THEATRE & CINEPLEXSTEP BACK IN TIME TO EXPLORE A VINTAGE EXPERIENCE IN STATE-OF-THE-ART SIGHT & SOUND
Program Schedule 11/27 - 12/5
Now Playing in the Alameda Cineplex
Now Playing in the Historic Theatre
FROZEN 2D (PG) 11:55 9:30
FROZEN 3D (PG) 11:40a 2:10 4:35
BLACK NATIVITY (PG) 12:20 2:40 5:00
7:40 9:50
HUNGER GAMES: CATCHING FIRE (PG-13) 11:00 am 2:00 5:05 8:10
THOR: THE DARK WORLD 3D (PG-13)
11:15a 4:30
THOR: THE DARK WORLD 2D (PG-13)
1:55 7:30 10:00
DALLAS BUYERS CLUB (R) 11:30 2:05 4:40
7:20 9:55
TWELVE YEARS A SLAVE (R) 7:10 10:05
DELIVERY MAN (PG-13) 12:00 2:30 4:55
7:25 9:50 Thurs - Mon only Check website for showtimes for
Wed & Thur
ALAMEDA’S GOT TALENT HOST DAVE MAY FRI & SAT EVESPRECEDING FILM IN HISTORIC THEATRE.
THE HOLIDAY CLASSIC SERIES RETURNS 12/3 & 12/4
WITH THE SHOP AROUND THE CORNER 3:00 5:00 7:30
THE HUNGER GAMES:CATCHING FIRE (PG-13)
12:30 3:35 7:00 10:10
MOMMY & ME MONDAYS ARE BACK DALLAS BUYERS CLUB 11:30 am DELIVERY MAN 12:00
GIVE THE GIFT OF MOVIES! GIFT CARDS AVAILABLE NOW!
VALID AT BOX OFFICE AND SNACK BAR!
CLASSIC 4 PACKS AND 8 PACKS ON SALE NOW!
Eat Here. Drink Here.
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SJND Wins Tri-County ChampionshipPhoto and Story by Jackson Sundheim
The St. Joseph Notre Dame High School (SJND) men’s cross country team (pictured above) won the Tri-County Athletic League champion-ship title on Nov. 8 at Point Pinole Regional Park. Led by senior Gabe Arias-Sheridan with a time of 15:04, the Pilots garnered their third straight league title with a near-perfect team score of 17. Other Pilots who placed were twins Michael and Matthew
Murphy (15:39 and 15:42 respective-ly), freshman Cooper Teare (15:44), and senior Chris Melendez (16:15).
In the women’s race, the Pilots’ Veronica Aguila finished in 18:41.
The next event on the road to back-to-back California Interscholastic Foundation cross-country champi-onships for the Pilots was the North Coast Section (NCS) Championships on Saturday, Nov. 23, at Hayward High where the Pilots won its third state Division V section title. Arias-
Sheridan (15:03, second place), Michael Murphy (15:30, fourth), Matthew Murphy (15:30, fifth) and Teare (15:32, sixth) all finished in the top-six individual times.
The men’s cross country team finished with 29 points, the team with the lowest score wins, for the title. Aguila had the fifth fastest individual time among women with a time of 18:53. The Pilots will now compete in the state championship on Saturday, Nov. 30 at Woodward Park in Fresno.
As a consumer, you are a key part in helping
small businesses thrive — which in turn helps your local community thrive. By shopping or dining at a small business, you’re not only show-ing your support for small businesses but you’re also reinvest-ing in the communi-
ty you call “home.” Please join the Park Street Business Association (PSBA) and other local busi-ness organizations in supporting your local merchants during this year’s holiday season.
When you start making plans for your holiday shopping, we hope you will think of Alameda’s historic
downtown area first. You can show support for your local mer-chants by making a purchase at one of this week’s featured busi-nesses.
(For a complete list, view the online direc-tory of Park Street businesses at www.ShopParkStreet.com.)
RETAIL & GIFTSArtistic Home Studio &
Boutique, 1419 Park St.Bead Inspirations,
1544 Park St.Bonne Vie, 1419 Park
St.Daisy’s, 1347 Park St.Dandelion Flowers &
Gifts, 1419 Park St.
GOODS, 2537 Santa Clara Ave.
Lee Auto Supply, 1525 Park St.
Ni Sa Bula, 1415 Park St.
Ozone, 1431 Park St.Park Jewelers, 1401
1/2 Park St.Park Street Antiques,
1519 Park St.Pauline’s Antiques,
1427 Park St.Pixies & Peony, 2305
Santa Clara Ave.Quick Communica-
tions, 1526 Park St.To Herb With Love,
1336 Park St. #A
BEAUTY & HEALTHSumbody, 1350 Park
St.
Tomo Mini Spa, 1411 Park St.
We Are Hair, 1343 Park St.
ENTERTAINMENTAlameda Theatre &
Cineplex, 2317 Central Ave.
D20 Games, 2311 Santa Clara Ave. #B
High Scores Arcade, 1414 Park St.
SERVICESAlameda Business
Machines, 2309 Santa Clara Ave.
Alameda Collision Repair, 1911 Park St.
C&M Upholstery & Fabrics, 1211 Park St.
Island Print Express, 2534 Santa Clara Ave.
Perfect Vision, 1356 Park St.
ON THE PARK STREET DISTRICTThe Park Street
Business District offers great food and drink establish-ments, charming shops, professional services and fun things to do!
To receive event announcements and special offers from businesses in the Park Street Business District, sign up for our Customer Club!
For more infor-mation, go to www.ShopParkStreet.com. You can also find PBNA on Facebook and Twitter.
Sun Staff ReportsThe College of Alameda (CoA)
women’s volleyball team stretched its league record to 12-3 on the sea-son after a tough 3-2 win over Yuba College of Marysville on Friday, Nov. 15 on the road.
The five-set match was a battle worthy of two of the top teams in the Bay Valley Conference (BVC). The Yuba Forty-Niners took the first set 25-19. The Cougars rebounded to win the second set 25-23. The two teams traded the third and fourth sets with Yuba winning 25-22 and CoA winning 25-23 respectively. The game came down to the final and deciding fifth set and the Cougars crushed its opposition 15-6.
“To defeat a very good team like Yuba College twice this season, is a very positive step forward for the Cougar women’s volleyball team,” said CoA head coach Linda Thompson. “To win this match on the road makes it more meaningful because Yuba very seldom loses a home match. It took a tremendous
team effort from every player to bring the victory back to College of Alameda.”
The Cougars recorded 62 kills on 162 total attempts and nine ser-vice aces. On defense, the Cougars collected 90 digs, put up 12 blocks (ten solo and two assists). Four Cougar players recorded dou-ble-doubles including sophomore outside hitter Eboni Green who recorded her team-leading 12th double-double of the season with her match-high 19 kills and a team-best 29 digs.
Green posted a .341 hitting clip and would also score the final kill for match point in set five. Sophomore outside hitter Emily Carver pounded 15 kills along with 16 digs for her fifth double-double on the season. Carver added two services and two solo blocks.
The Cougars finished off its regular season with a 3-0 (25-12, 25-13, 25-18) sweep of Contra Costa College last Tuesday, Nov. 19. The win moved the Cougars overall
record to 19-7 on the season. The Cougars strong season
earned recognition from its con-ference. Four CoA players were named to regular season all-confer-ence teams. Green and Carver were named to the BVC first team along with eight other players. Christina Curry was named to the BVC sec-ond team with five others and fresh-man Jasmine Cruz was named to the BVC honorable mention team.
The Cougars are now gearing up for the California Community College Athletic Association Women’s volleyball regional tour-nament now that the regular sea-son has come to an end.
The Cougars had no easy task in the first round. The Cougars are the 16th seed out of 16 teams so they took on No. 1 seed Cabrillo College of Aptos Tuesday, Nov. 26, in the first round. (The game took place after deadline.)
This marks the Cougars’ first-ever appearance in the “Sweet Sixteen” tournament.
Cougars Enter RegionalsCoA volleyballers send four teammates to all-conference
