Into hayward. There has been a series of accidents. On the nimitz, southbound, several, in fact. We are backed up before the 438. South found all the way to to kota rd, highway 84. Because of the mount diablo fire and the closure of marsh creek road between clayton and brentwood it is putting extra pressure on interstate 580 and on highway no. 4. Westbound. The interstate 580 is solid from the 205 interchange all the way to the dublin interchange. Westbound is heavy before antioch. From the willow pass. Here is a look at the closures. Marsh creek road between regency. In deer valley between marsh creek road and balfour and Morgan Territory is closed between highland. A look at the bay bridge not too bad. It is a fast track that is also difficult. And erica . Good morning, temperatures are in the upper 50s and 60s. As we get towards this afternoon sunny skies and it is going to be cooler. Temperatures are in the 60s and the mid 90s inland. And conditions on the mount diablo with stronge
As we are still in Mother's Day celebratory mode, we raise a toast to a mother-son duo who, Thursday last, officially opened their second location at Premier Business Park on Red Hills Road.
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The JMMB Corporate Solutions team feted corporate clients to a Culinary Experience at the Jamaica Food + Drink Kitchen (JFDK).
They used the occasion to deepen its relationships with these clients and they’d all agree that it was a hit as they s
Ellen Marie (Edwards) Hendricks of Mashpee died May 19, in her home, at the age of 95.
She and her husband, Elmer Hendricks Sr., raised their three childrenâCarlton, Elmer (Butch) and Janeâin their home built by her father, Cyrus Edwards.
Born and raised in Mashpee, Ms. Hendricks had a deep love and devotion to the Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe and for her faith. To her nieces and nephews, she was known as Aunt Dart because she was always darting around to be present for anyone who needed help or guidance.
Besides taking care of her family or anyone in need, she still found time to work outside the home; she did house-cleaning and drove children with special needs to school. Her passion was working at the Mashpee Wampanoag Museum as a tribal historian. She loved to share her history and knowledge with her tribal members and family.
in that compound where western forces have some of their training personnel. the taliban have leaped forward to claim responsibility, saying that the gunman was work for him. naming him as abdul rackman and saying he was acting in revenge because of the burning of the koran that happened about a week ago on the american air base. just east here of kabul. that of course which i.c.e. have not confirmed. they say the gunman is not a westernerer an he s at large, escaped from the skeechbt crime. this may suggest he is perhaps an afghan and we have heard from across the atlantic a statement from the u.s. department of defense that the afghan defense minister has pledged to cooperate in this investigation and apologize for the instant, that may perhaps afghan security personnel were involved in it, but really this plays into the larger issue of trust between americans and afghans. nick paton walsh, cnn kabul. nick, thank you. now because of this general john allen, the top nato c