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In what Salvation Army officials in Fremont are calling an unprecedented year of need, more than 200 families with more than 500 total children will be receiving gifts, food and
The Fremont Area Association of Retired School Personnel (FAARSP) will be meeting at noon on Wednesday, March 9, at First Congregational Church, corner of 16th and Broad streets, in Fremont.
More than 150 pounds of ham were donated to the Salvation Army of Fremont by employees of Wholestone Farms and Cactus Feeders on Monday.
As the soft sounds of “Joseph’s Lullaby” floated across St. Patrick’s sanctuary, you could close your eyes and almost imagine a humble father in a stable.
Lt. Amber Morin was clearly delighted as she looked across the toy-laden tables.