Elect

Zermeño for Hayward City Council

Experience and commitment to move Hayward forward

Public Safety, Economic Vitality, Improvement of Our Neighborhoods

Why Hayward?

Street Parties
Zucchini Festival
World-class Auditorium (Chabot College)
Educational Center (Cal State, Chabot, Heald, Life Chiropractic)
Municipal Airport
3 Golf Courses, one world-class
Shasta, Pepsi and Berkeley Farms
Blues Festival
Cinco de Mayo Festival
Return of the Swallows de Chabot Festival
Battle of the Bands
4th Largest Tequila Collection in the Bay Area (Acapulco Bar & Grill)
5th Largest Bay Area City
30th Largest California City
156th Largest City in the USA
Auto Loop
Southland
Small Businesses Galore
Downtown
Latino Business Roundtable
The Plunge
Wetlands and Interpretive Center
12 Screen Cinema Place (almost here!)
Buffalo Bills
Julio Bras Portuguese Centennial Park
Japanese Gardens
Alden E. Oliver Sports Park
Murals
Garin Park
Sulphur Creek Nature Center
Meek Estate
Largest Collections of Movies in Spanish (Video Z)
3 City Halls
2 Hospitals
Farmer's Market
Douglas Morrisson Little Theater
Joe Montana Presence
2 BART Stations
Greyhound Station
Amtrak Station
San Felipe Community Center
Stonebrea
Totem Pole
3 Post Offices
9 Firefighter Stations
Hayward Area Historical Society Museum
McConaghy House Historial Museum
Area's largest collection of Spiderman Memorabilia
Casa Zermeño
Heart of the Bay

Hayward on!

List of Top Reasons for Living Happily Proud in Hayward

Listening to great live music at the Bistro Free every night! (submitted by Allison Cook, 21/ix/04)

James Bond books, and books in Spanish, at The Book Shop

All those Spiderman comic books and action figures at Maximum Monkey Comics! (gone)

Los Chilones de Hayward at the Matt Jiménez Boys & Girls Club Center

Taquitos al pastor at Taquería Eduardo's

Taking a class at Chabot College

Visiting Cal State Hayward

Hayward Chamber of Commerce's Street Parties

The Rotunda's Art Shows

Horchatas at Acapulco Restaurant

Rich Diversity of our city

Driving down B Street

Reading the Daily Review with my morning coffee

Murals

The great staff at the City Clerk's Office

Camarones a la diabla at El Cerrito Restaurant

City Hall

Jorge Servín's wrougth iron fencing

Great photos at the Hayward Historical Museum

Reading my Daily Review with my morning coffee

Running into friends while eating a hot pastrami sandwich and drinking an ale at Buffalo Bills

Rich taquitos from Tacos Uruapan

Ana's flowers at the Farmer's Market

Banning's historical walks. With Banning's passing in 2005, we now have Frank Goulart doing the touring.

Fried rice at Rickshaw Express

Cult movies at Video Z

Finding out about Hayward by surfing www.zermeno.com

Walking the neighborhoods

Drama productions at Mt. Eden High

Alaskan rolls at The Naked Fish

Great books at the Hayward Public Library Dedicated in Honor of César E. Chávez

iMacs at the Computer Center

The Altars at the Sun Gallery

Zucchini bread at the Festival

Fire Station at Main

Meeting and listening to Hayward residents

Dried figs at the Crossroads World Market

Pilar's wall postcard collection at Glenn Oaks

Tennyson High events

John's sweet creations at GH Demos' meetings

Classes at the Hayward Recreation Center

Escargots at Rue de Main

Burritos de lengua at Taquería Arandas

Minami bouquets (gone)

Window shopping Southland

Jorge's hat collection at El Tapatío on B. Street

Chianti Supremo at Buon Appetito

Kid's handprints at the Kid's Breakfast Club

El Cinco de Mayo Festival

Expresso at Café Bijoux

Reupholstery furniture done at Chevy's Furniture Reupholstery

Great frame selection at Eye Spy

Professionalism at the Hayward Body Shop

Mother's chiles rellenos

Dancing at Better World School of Music and Dance, in our Downtown and at www.bwmusicanddance.com

Ride-alongs with a HPD officer

Grupo Tlapalli

The delicious homemade flan at the Shark Shack Restaurant

Marcos' mural at César E. Chávez Middle School

CABE events

Sesame balls at Mr. Chaus (gone)

Volunteer Dinner at Centennial

The five different sauces at La Salsa on B and Watkins

Touring Moreau High

CALDO meetings

Art shows at HAC

La Tequilada at Café Flavia's

The view from Fairview

Fresh guavas at Morelia Market

Riding the choo choo train at Kennedy Park

Swallows at Chabot College and their Return of the Swallows Festival in early April

The chips and salsa at Los Dos Hermanos on Mission Blvd.

Varied selection at Chávez Super Market

Recruiting students at Hayward High

Good bicycles at Cyclepath

Melodious Latino music at Discoteca Lluvia on A Street

Picking blackberries at East Avenue Park

Fresh tortillas at La Mexicana

Shoreline walks

Calling Hayward residents from the United Food and Commercial Workers Hall in Hayward

Palmeras at Panadería Corona

Hayward-San Felipe Sister Committee's Shrimp Feed (gone)

Do you have something which builds upon your pride of being Haywardian? Let me know at machetez@sbcglobal.net , and I will add it to this list...

April in Hayward 

Zucchinis in blossom
Supper club at Miguel's
Antique shops on B St. Plaza
Romance in the air

Hayward, the heart of the Bay
the shadow of San Francisco
Flying small planes from its airport
on the way to San José

Cal State and Chabot College
aspiring youth, the future of the milleninum
Southland Mall, Sears, Macy's, Good Guys,
Penny's & Mervin's

Olive Garden, the aroma of romance
Italian music soothes the nerves
The Holy Ghost Parade ends at All Saint's Church

Mission HIlls Golf Course of Hayward
Twin Bridges elegant homes
Skywest Golf Course by Kennedy Park
accross from the Pizza Joint

Festival Cinemas
Hayward - City of Romance
and more

1999, Eduardo O. Carrasco (plublished here with Don Eduardo's permission)

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Zermeño for Hayward City Council

Protect, Improve and Preserve our Neighborhoods

¡Hayward on!


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