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An artisan night market event at Age Well Center at Lake Elizabeth, Fremont, featuring local artisans and crafts.

Night Market on Lake Elizabeth (Fremont)
Friday July 31, 4-9pm

🎉 Free Admission
🥳 Free Parking
🎨 50+ Local Artisans, Makers, and Bakers
🎁 Food, Jewelry, Art, BIKE DECORATIONS

Age Well Center
40086 Paseo Padre Pkwy, Fremont, CA 94538

https://www.instagram.com/p/DbCNGq3jCXp/?img_index=2

MegaMart is currently having sales on its meat, seafood, and produce. The meat/seafood deals aren’t too bad, just double check any produce you may purchase.

Hello! I’m a PhD student at UC Berkeley and an East Bay native and I’m currently conducting research on homelessness, its growth in the suburbs, and the impact on residents. If you’re interested in participating, please scan the QR code to fill out a quick intake form (linked below), or, if you know someone that might be interested, share the flyer with them.

https://berkeley.qualtrics.com/jfe/form/SV_03dy5mVxkspwHCC

im 19 and i wanna play volleyball again on a casual level does anyone know any open gym days or so for anyone over 18? i keep finding open gym for hs and ms

hi! anyone know of any outdoor tai chi / qi gong classes?

Hey yall
New pup
Need recs

Would like to get in sooner vs later

Yeah I know this’ll be expensive

Hoping to get pet insurance, but it’ll likely only cover catastrophic situations and cost me $100/month with $500 deductible. None in this range seem to cover wellness visits/regular checkups.

Thanks!

Where is the best place to get chaat in Fremont like dahi puri, dahi papdi chaat, pani puri etc?

I personally get frustrated by Fremont Police Department and City Council continuously complaining about lack of funding while simultaneously not holding our Police Department to any level of performance standards. Looking at 2026 CA data on traffic stops, Fremont ranks near the bottom in enforcement across all bay area cities. I feel like most people are willing to pay for better service, but FPD doesn't seem to care about enforcement at all.

Summary from my Gemini analysis -

• High Enforcement Clusters: Cities in the North Bay and upper Peninsula demonstrate some of the highest relative stop rates. Santa Rosa leads significantly, pulling over roughly 148 out of every 1,000 residents. San Mateo, Vacaville, and Fairfield also show intense enforcement activity, all exceeding 100 stops per 1,000 residents.
• The Largest Cities Trend Lower: The Bay Area's three largest cities—San Jose, San Francisco, and Oakland—all fall well below the median enforcement rate. Despite having the highest absolute number of stops, their massive populations dilute the per-capita rate, with all three sitting below 40 stops per 1,000 residents.
• Fremont's Broader Position: When zoomed out to the entire Bay Area, Fremont remains on the very low end of the spectrum (26.7). It shares a similar enforcement footprint with neighboring San Jose (27.1) and Vallejo (27.7).