Embed Size (px)
Citation preview
Alameda Sun www.alamedasun.com Jan. 30, 2014 8
SPORTS
PARK STREET SHOPPING & ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE
Alameda’s Holistic Health Resource
2424 Blanding Ave., Suite 102Alameda, CA 94501(510) 299-0057
www.tracyzollinger.com
❃ A c u p u n c t u r e & H e r b s ❃
Alameda’s Holistic Health Resource
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
Big Game 2014: Live Simulcasts in the Park Street District
AS Coupons valid through Sunday, Feb. 2nd!
1100 Lincoln Ave., Alameda522-1345
P-3051Locally owned and operated in the Alameda community for over 50 years!
SO MUCH MORE THAN A HARDWARE STOREALAMEDA, CALIFORNIA U.S.A.
2298-E South Shore Center Alameda, CA 94501510-769-7540
To make a vehicle donati on, visit our website:www.AlamedaAnimalShelter.org
or call Donate for Charity at (866) 392-4483
Advertising paid for by anonymous donor.
IS YOUR OLD CAR GOING TO THE DOGS?
You Can Help Alameda’s Animals With YOUR Vehicle Donation!
PROCEEDS GO TO:F������ �� ��� A������ A�����S������ (FAAS)1590 F������� W��
$15$45 without exchange
Limit one (1)
BLUE RHINO PROPANE EXCHANGE
SALE PRICEWhat a Match!
Outdoor Grilling
and Super Bowl
Sunday!
1330 PARK STREET510-523-7500
Award-
Winning
Pizza!
New! Homemade Pasta!
Come see
our new look!
Now with full service dining!
Looking for the right financial advisor?
3.5” x 2.5” | Maximum Font Size: 30 pt
Looking for the right financialadvisor?
Deb Knowles, AAMS®Financial Advisor.
1336 Park Street Suite DAlameda, CA 94501510-749-0403www.edwardjones.com
Member SIPC
3.5” x 2.5” | Maximum Font Size: 30 pt
Looking for the right financialadvisor?
Deb Knowles, AAMS®Financial Advisor.
1336 Park Street Suite DAlameda, CA 94501510-749-0403www.edwardjones.com
Member SIPC
Alameda Theatre & Cineplex, 2317 Central Ave., invites the com-
munity to watch the Super Bowl (and spectacular halftime show) live on the big screen! The Theatre is showing a live simulcast of the Denver Broncos vs. Seattle Seahawks championship game on Sunday, Feb. 2 at 3:30 p.m. Admission is free!
Special game day dis-count snack bar combo packs will be available at the theater’s concession stand. (No outside food or bever-ages allowed.)
The theater box office has free tickets available now on a first-come, first-served basis. Two tickets per person. Seating is limited. Information: www.alamedatheatres.com.
More Fanfare in the Downtown Zone
For those who prefer to have a beer with the big game, there are a number of popular sports bars in
the Park Street Business District that will be televis-ing the game:
Linguini’s Pizza & Brew, 1506 Park St., is a super place to hang out with other fans and have a great time! The action starts with pre-game festivities, followed by the Broncos/Seahawks game at 3:30 p.m. Super drink specials include $3 pints.
McGee’s Black Skillet Grill, 1645 Park St., is Alameda’s original sports bar. With plenty of TV screens indoors and a cou-ple of screens on the back patio, you won’t miss a min-ute of the game.
Speisekammer, 2424 Lincoln Ave., is where you can enjoy big beers with the big game. They also have a super selection of appetizers and German dishes.
The Churchward Pub, 1515 Park St., says it’s the place to watch the champi-onship. Stop by and enjoy the action, along with drink
specials and complimentary appetizers.
88 Sports Bar & Korean Grill, 2431 Central Ave. (for-merly known as Scobie’s), provides plenty of space to watch the championship game. You can keep track of the score with special drink
prices.There are plenty of other
places showing the game, so come out to Alameda’s down-town district on Super Bowl Sunday and cheer on your favorite team.
The Park Street Business District offers great food
and drink establishments, charming shops, profes-sional services, and fun things to do! To learn more about events in
the Park Street Business District, visit our website: www.ShopParkStreet.com/news, Facebook and Twitter.
Ekene IkemeIn our second part of show-
casing the 2013-14 winter sports’ season for Alameda high school athletes, we will take a trip to the soccer fields. This season the wom-en’s teams are experiencing much better results than their male coun-terparts.
Alameda HornetsThe Alameda High men’s team
is off to a rough start in the 2014 season. The Hornets are 2-10-1 on the season. They did man-age to defeat two West Alameda County Conference (WACC) foes in Tennyson of Hayward (3-0) on Dec. 10 and Arroyo of San Lorenzo (1-0) on Jan. 24. The team will play Bishop O’ Dowd of Oakland tomorrow at Thompson Field.
The Lady Hornets have fared much better this year sporting a 9-3-3 record and 4-1-2 in league play. The Hornets are on a nine-game streak of no losses (seven wins and two ties) as of Jan. 28. Included in the streak are dominating victories such as the 1-0 victory over Encinal on Jan. 15, a 5-1 win over Arroyo on Jan. 20 and an 8-0 beat down of San Lorenzo last Saturday, Jan. 25. Alameda will also take on Bishop O Dowd in its next contest tomorrow on the road.
Encinal JetsThe Encinal men’s team is cur-
rently 2-6-1 overall, but a respect-able 2-2 in the WACC. The Jets’ league wins are over Mt. Eden of Hayward (3-2) on Dec. 10 and Tennyson (3-0) on Jan. 10. The Jets played rival Alameda to a 3-3 tie on
Jan. 14. The Jets will look to stop its three-game losing streak against Castro Valley on Monday, Feb. 3 on the road. The Lady Jets are an even 4-4 as we approach February.
The Lady Jets started the sea-son hot, winning four of its first five games, including wins over De Anza of El Sobrante (3-1) on Dec. 3, a 1-0 victory over San Leandro on Dec. 12 and a 4-0 win against Arroyo on Dec. 17. However, since then Encinal has lost three straight including the 1-0 loss to Alameda. The Jet will look to snap the losing streak against San Leandro tomor-row at Stargell Field.
SJND PilotsThe St. Joseph Notre Dame
men’s soccer team has hit a bit of a
rough patch, as they are currently 4-10-2 on the year and 0-8 in the Tri-County Athletic League. The team won its first three contests over St. Patrick/St. Vincent, Anderson and Red Bluff by a combined score of 11-2, but has since acquired just one victory over its last 13 games as of Monday, Jan. 27. The Pilots will take on Richmond today in its next game.
The Lady Pilots are also playing at a higher level than their male counterparts. The team is 4-4-2 on the season. The Pilots boast victo-ries over Hercules (6-2) on Nov. 19, Richmond (6-1) on Jan. 14 and El Cerrito (3-2) on Jan. 23. The team will look to continue its strong season against Richmond today on the road.
Women Outshine Men in Soccer
Courtesy photo
The Alameda Islanders rugby Team huddles up.
Islanders Begin 11th Year of Rugby Club
Sun staff reportsThe Alameda Rugby Islanders
are ready to kick off its 2014 season on Feb. 8. The 2014 season will be the 11th year of the rugby club, which began in 2003.
The team and head coach Austin Britts have spent the entire month of January training for the upcoming season. The club held mini camps for the men’s under-19 squad on Saturday, Jan. 4 and Sunday, Jan. 5 at the soccer field near Alameda Point.
On Jan 12, the rugby club cel-ebrated Alameda Recreation and Park Department’s decision to allow them to hold future practices at Tillman Park on Bay Farm Island.
Last year, the club spent a por-tion of the 2013 season in practice field limbo after not being able to train at its usual practice field near Wood Middle School due to mis-takes made by the club while filing for permits with the city, according to a letter to the editor post by Britts. So having a permanent prac-tice field is huge for the club.
The team has played scrim-mages the past three weekends. On Jan. 11 they played the Napa Stormers, they took part in the 30h Annual Sac Valley Kickoff Tournament at Rancho Cordova High in Sacramento on Jan. 19 and defeated the Berkeley Rhinos 24-20 in a friendly on Jan. 25 in Berkeley.
The Islanders will take on the Cavaliers of Pleasanton on Feb. 8 in the first league match of 2014.
Jeremy Castro, then a teacher at Alameda High, founded the team in 2003. The team is made up of play-ers attending Alameda and Encinal high schools, Alameda Science Technical Institute and Bay Area School of Enterprise high schools.
Sun Staff Reports Finding teams to play sports
with in Alameda is easier than most adults think. The Alameda Recreation and Park Department’s Adult Open Gym is held all year on Sundays from 6 to 9 p.m. in the Alameda Point Gym (1101 W. Red
Line Ave.) For a fee of $6 per per-son, adults 18 and older may join volleyball and basketball games.
For more information about the Adult Open Gym, call Dennis McDaniels, Recreation Services Specialist, at 747-7586 or e-mail him at: [email protected].
Adult Open Gym Held Each Sunday
2317 CENTRAL AVE. 510.769.FILM (3456)WWW.ALAMEDATHEATRES.COM
Serving Real Butter
At Our Concession
Stand!
ALAMEDA THEATRE & CINEPLEXSTEP BACK IN TIME TO EXPLORE A VINTAGE EXPERIENCE IN STATE-OF-THE-ART SIGHT & SOUND
Program Schedule 1/31 - 2/6
Now Playing in the Alameda Cineplex
Now Playing in the Historic Theatre
WOLF OF WALL STREET (R) 7:50 show in Historic
Sun. No 4:15 show Sun. 4:15 7:50 9:05
LABOR DAY (PG-13) 11:35a 2:05 4:40 7:10 9:40
HER (R) 11:35a 2:15 7:15 9:55
NEBRASKA (R) 11:25 show in Historic Sun. 11:25 5:30
FROZEN 2D (PG) No 1:55 show Sun. 1:55
FROZEN SING ALONG (PG) 4:55
THE NUT JOB (PG) 2D 11:05a 1:05 3:05
5:05 7:05AMERICAN HUSTLE (R)
9:40JACK RYAN: SHADOW AGENT (PG-13) 11:50a
2:20 5:00 7:25 9:50RIDE ALONG (PG-13)
12 2:20 4:40 7:20I, FRANKENSTEIN (PG-13)
2D 1:10 10:20 3D 11am 3:20 8:00
SHOWTIMES IN THE HISTORIC THEATER ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE. CALL BOX OFFICE FOR TITLE PLAYING. VISIT WEBSITE FOR ADDITIONAL SHOWTIMES
MOMMY & ME MONDAY shows: JACK RYAN: SHADOW AGENT at 12:00, RIDE ALONG at 12 and I, FRANKENSTEIN at 1:10
ALAMEDA’S GOT TALENT HOST DAVE MAY FRI & SAT EVES PRECEDING FILM IN HISTORIC THEATRE.
AMERICAN HUSTLE (R) 1:30 4:20 7:35 In Cineplex Sun,
FROZEN: SING ALONG (PG) 11:05a Fri - Sun. In Cineplex Sun
RIDE ALONG (PG-13) 10:25 In Cineplex Sun. FROZEN (PG) 11 am Mon - Thurs
NEBRASKA (R) 11:25 Sun only
BIG GAME! Sun only! Doors open 1:30. Kick-off 3:30. FREE tickets available at box office. Ticket required for admission
