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Climate Ready Fremont Newsletter - October 2024
- [登録者]City of Fremont
- [言語]日本語
- [エリア]Fremont, CA
- 登録日 : 2024/10/14
- 掲載日 : 2024/10/14
- 変更日 : 2024/10/14
- 総閲覧数 : 5 人
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- 2024年ミルブレー日本文化祭は10月6日に開催!皆様にお会いできるのを楽しみに...
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ミルブレー商工会主催により、毎年開かれるイベントです。ベイエリア半島のミルブレーと周辺地域の多様性と独自の文化を祝うために行われています。ミルブレー日本文化祭は、ミルブレー商工会主催によりベイエリア半島と周辺地域の多様性、独自の文化を祝うために行われています。もちつき、踊り、歌、紙芝居、日本食屋台。。。盛りだくさん!!皆様のお越しをお待ちしております。
+1 (415) 602-1660ミルブレー日本文化祭
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- 食事のアドバイスから、一人一人にあったパーソナルトレーニング(個人セッション)ま...
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「忍耐塾」では単にトレーニングの方法だけでなく、健康になるための知識・情報を一緒にお伝えしています。お仕事や生活習慣は人によって異なるので、自分にあった健康になるための方法を一緒に探していきましょう。食事のアドバイスから、一人一人にあったパーソナルトレーニング(個人セッション)までお任せください!
+1 (408) 836-5523忍耐塾/パーソナルトレーナー立林宏太(たてばやしこうた)
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- ※サンママプレイグループでは只今、コロナウイルスの影響に伴い活動を休止しておりま...
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興味のある方はお名前とお子様のお名前・年齢と共にご連絡下さい。
サンママプレイグループ
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- San Joseの昔ながらの本格居酒屋です。火~金 1:00amまで営業中!メニ...
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メニューが豊富、お寿司も美味しい《IZAKA-YA》と言う名の居酒屋です。ベイエリアでは珍しく夜11時まで営業しております。おいしい日本食が食べたくなったら、日本の居酒屋の雰囲気が恋しくなったら、お気軽にお越しください。スタッフ一同お待ち申し上げております!
+1 (408) 452-8751Izaka-ya
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- 在サンフランシスコ日本国総領事館の管轄地域は、中北部カリフォルニア州、ネバタ州と...
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275 Battery Street, Suite 2100, San Francisco, CA 94111 Sacramento Street とBattery Street の角のビル
+1 (415) 780-6000在サンフランシスコ日本国総領事館
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- <今なら入会金無料!オータムキャンペーン実施中♪>日本の会社が運営する【日本語の...
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日本国内で6000名以上の音楽家登録のある訪問音楽レッスンの会社が海外向けオンラインレッスンサービスを開始しました。
OTOIRO+(おといろプラス)/株式会社エルパ
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- 【保険の見直し・リタイヤメントプランのご相談・ソーシャルセキュリティに関するご質...
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ソーシャルセキュリティアナリスト・ファイナンシャルプランナーの堤さとこです。あなたの保険、しっかり内容を理解して加入していますか?英語での細かい条件などわからない部分で損していることも多々あります!保険の見直しはもちろん、リタイヤメントプランのご相談やソーシャルセキュリティについて、クレジットカード返済など、お金にまつわるあらゆる相談にのり、お手伝いをしております。忙しい毎日なかなか重い腰が上がら...
+1 (714) 269-8892堤さとこ Financial Planning & Education Service / Registered Social Security Analyst
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- 全クラス少人数制クラスで対応。新学期より、対面及びオンライクラスを併設。学年に応...
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アメリカで生活しながら二つの言語を使い分け、日本語や日本文化を理解し、維持し続けることは素晴らしいことであることを子供たちと常に分かち合いながら、今後の子供たちの自信へとつなげていくことがさくら学園スタッフ一同の願いです。そのためにさくら学園では、日本語の詰め込み教育ではなく、楽しい雰囲気の中で、子供同士が互いに尊重したり刺激しあいながら、常に向上することができるよう授業が工夫されています。また玄...
+1 (925) 924-0307Sakura Gakuen Japanese Language School
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- 【インプラントに関する無料コンサル実施中】 ベイエリアの日系歯科。日本語でお気軽...
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San Joseにある渡辺歯科は、30年以上、日本人を始め多くの方にご来院いただいております。小さなお子様から年配の方まで、世代を超えて地域の方々に親しまれている歯科医院です。完全予約制ですので、待ち時間を気にせずご来院、治療に専念していただけます。《施術内容》一般歯科(歯のクリーニング、虫歯の予防)審美歯科(ホワイトニング)歯列矯正(インビザライン)歯周病治療神経治療レーザー治療また、緊急時の治...
+1 (408) 926-4669Capitol Square Dental Care / Gerald S. Watanabe, D.D.S.
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- 後期通常授業実施中! SAPIX USAサンノゼ校は全クラス「対面・オンライン」...
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サンノゼ地区とニューヨーク地区に校舎を展開する、海外生向けの進学塾です。アメリカにお越しになられて間もない方から永住の方まで、お子様のニーズにあったクラス設定をしております。サンノゼ校での対面授業、ニューヨーク校での授業をオンラインで受講、両方をうまく組み合わせたハイブリッド授業を展開中!通常授業、各季節講習、随時生徒募集!日本への進学でお困りなら、ぜひ、信頼と実績のSAPIX USAにお任せくだ...
+1 (650) 537-4089SAPIX USA
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- 日本語の親子プレイグループ「バンビ」会員募集中 毎月第3火曜日午前に開催中
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サンフランシスコ ジャパンタウンにて行われている0〜4歳位までの日本人のプレイグループです。
日本語の親子プレイグループ バンビ
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- Nail & Eyelash専門店 日本人スタッフが丁寧に仕上げます
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日本人スタッフによる VIANGE SPA Nail & Eyelash専門店 OPENジェルネイルは日本製のジェルを使用している為、爪に優しく安心。アメリカで、お気に入りのネイルサロンを見つけられない方、現地のサロンに不安がある方、最新のアートを楽しみたい方など、一人一人に合ったNailを経験豊富なネイリストがご提案させて頂きます。まつ毛エクステは、最も自然なまつ毛に近い最高級のセーブルを使用。...
+1 (408) 320-4940VIANGE SPA NAIL&EYELASH
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- 大学編入、学位取得、英語の学習など、目的に合わせて学べるSanta Claraの...
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ミッションカレッジはシリコンバレーの中心地にある1977年に創立された公立2年制大学です。カレッジが所有する敷地にはYahoo本社があり、その隣にはインテル社があるなど、ハイテクノロジー産業地域の空気を強く感じることが出来ます。カリフォルニア大学や州立大学へ編入を目指す留学生がたくさん学んでおり、大学編入プログラムが充実しています。ESLクラスDegree(2年制コース)Certificate取得...
+1 (408) 855-5025Mission College
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- 日本人で唯一のNATA公認アスレチックトレーナー 兼 スポーツ医学&機能神経学専...
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日本人で唯一機能神経学専門医(DACNB)とスポーツ医学専門医(DACBSP®)の2つの学位を有し、またNATA公認アスレチックトレーナでもあるDr.小池のクリニックです。サニーベールとサンマテオにクリニックがあります。スポーツ障害から、腰痛や肩こりに悩んでいる方、原因不明の身体の不調に悩んでいる方、アスレチックパフォーマンスの向上を目指したい方はご連絡ください!● スポーツ外傷● 腰痛● 坐骨神...
+1 (408) 444-2202Health Integration Chiropractic
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- 海外でがんばる日本の子供たちの学習をサポート。帰国後の中・高・大受験を強力にバッ...
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指導経験豊かなベテラン教師陣が圧倒的な情報量を駆使して、帰国生に入試対策指導いたします。
+1 (408) 257-1343ena (San Jose)
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Newsletter:
October 2024
Bay Area SunShares Program
Are you interested in solar and battery storage for your home? ☀️ We've got you! The City has once again partnered with Bay Area SunShares (https://www.bayareasunshares.org/) to offer Fremont residents discounts on these systems. SunShares makes it simple and more affordable by negotiating discounts with pre-vetted installers.
Whether you want to power your home with clean energy or keep the lights on during a power outage, SunShares can help. Don’t miss your chance to switch to clean energy and make your home more resilient!
Discounts are available for a limited time through November 15, 2024. To learn more, visit the BayAreaSunShares website (https://www.bayareasunshares.org/) or attend their upcoming informational webinar:
Bay Area SunShares Informational Webinar
Wednesday, October 16
12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Zoom Webinar
Register (https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_vOfjFr_bRemy8kIkx8sBEQ#/registration)
Learn More (https://www.bayareasunshares.org/)
Addressing Illegal Dumping
The City is committed to keeping Fremont a clean and vibrant community. We have established a multifaceted, active approach to address the ongoing problem of illegal dumping, including providing responsible waste disposal options for residents, implementing preventative measures, deploying surveillance cameras throughout Fremont, and imposing fines for violations. Additionally, the City continues to make reporting illegal dumping easy for residents, as most incidents can be reported online. For more information, visit the City’s Illegal Dumping webpage (https://city.fremont.gov/illegaldumping) . Let's work together to protect our environment and enhance the quality of life for our community and future generations!
Learn More (https://city.fremont.gov/illegaldumping)
Fremont’s Coastal Cleanup Day: A Community Success
This year’s Coastal Cleanup Day in Fremont was a remarkable display of community spirit and environmental commitment. On Saturday, September 21, a group of 247 enthusiastic volunteers came together to make a significant impact on our local waterways, collecting an impressive 920 pounds of trash, 300 pounds of recyclables, and 180 pounds of compost from seven designated sites throughout Fremont. Among the usual debris, some interesting finds included a shop vac, tow hitch, broom, and even a toy dinosaur. This illustrates the diverse types of waste that accumulate in our environment and emphasizes the importance of keeping our public spaces clean.
A big thank you to all our dedicated volunteers! We encourage everyone to continue their efforts in reducing waste and protecting our natural resources. Together, we can ensure that Fremont remains a beautiful place for generations to come.
International Walk and Roll to School Day: A Community Success
October 9 was International Walk and Roll to School Day. Students and families walked, biked, skated, took transit, and more to get to school. Thirty-four of Fremont’s public schools (including four high schools) participated in the event. Fremont's elected officials and City staff were present at schools across the city to help greet students, distribute giveaways, and thank them for walking and rolling. By choosing these active transportation options, our community is contributing to our climate action goals of reducing greenhouse gas emissions and improving air quality. Way to "roll," Fremont! For more information on the City’s Safe Routes to School Program and the best routes to bike or walk to school, visit the City's webpage (https://www.fremont.gov/government/departments/transportation-engineering/walking-bicycling/safe-routes-to-school) .
Learn More (https://www.fremont.gov/government/departments/transportation-engineering/walking-bicycling/safe-routes-to-school)
California Climate Credit
The City would like to remind residents that you will receive an automatic California Climate Credit (https://www.cpuc.ca.gov/climatecredit) on your October electricity bill as part of California's Cap-and-Trade Program. The credit of $55.17 will appear on your PG&E bill. This credit is designed to help offset the costs of energy use and support California’s efforts to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. These credits are part of the state's ongoing efforts to fight climate change while providing financial relief to residents.
Learn More (https://www.cpuc.ca.gov/climatecredit)
Go Green This Halloween
Halloween is a time for fun and creativity, but it can also create a lot of waste. From disposable costumes to single-use decorations, the environmental impact can add up. This year, why not try a more sustainable approach to your spooky festivities? With a few eco-friendly swaps, your Halloween can be just as spooky and fun.
* Opt for DIY Costumes: Skip the fast fashion costumes and get creative by making your own! Repurpose clothes, use fabric scraps, or hit the thrift store for materials. DIY costumes not only reduce waste but also add a unique personal touch.
* Use Eco-Friendly Decorations: Instead of buying plastic decorations, use natural or reusable alternatives. Pumpkins, gourds, and dried corn make excellent fall-themed décor and can be composted afterward. You can also reuse decorations from previous years or craft your own from recyclable materials.
* Choose Sustainable Treats: Choose candies with minimal packaging or buy in bulk to reduce plastic waste. You can also look for fair trade, organic, or locally made treats to hand out. Another fun idea? Offer small, non-edible gifts like pencils or seed packets.
* Reuse or Donate: Once Halloween is over, save your costumes and decorations for next year or donate them to friends, schools, or local organizations. This keeps them out of landfills and helps someone else celebrate sustainably.
Also, remember to compost your pumpkins to give them a new purpose! Composting creates a rich fertilizer that can be used for gardening. It also reduces waste and greenhouse gas emissions. To learn more about composting, visit the City's Composting webpage (https://www.fremont.gov/government/departments/environmental-services/recycling-compost-garbage/composting-food-scraps) . To take action, visit the Composting Action on My Climate Ready Fremont (https://myclimatereadyfremont.gov/actions/3572) .
EV Discount Campaign
Are you ready to drive or ride electric? Discounts are available through Ride and Drive Clean (https://rideanddriveclean.org/ev-discounts-fall-2024/) . Check them out below!
EV Discount Campaign - Through October 31 (https://rideanddriveclean.org/ev-discounts-fall-2024/)
Save money and the planet by choosing to drive electric. You can take advantage of savings on EVs and drive emission-free with lower prices.
Ebike Discount Campaign - Through November 3 (https://rideanddriveclean.org/fall-2024-ebike-discounts/)
Be part of the switch to clean transportation by riding an Ebike. Get around without polluting the environment.
Having more EVs and Ebikes on the road plays an important role in the City's climate action efforts (https://www.fremont.gov/climateactionplan) to reach a 55% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by 2030 and achieve carbon neutrality no later than 2045. The transportation sector is currently the largest contributor to greenhouse gas emissions in Fremont, contributing over 60% of emissions.
Community Classes & Events
Moon Gardening
Date: Wednesday, October 16
Time: 6:00 p.m. - 7:30 p.m.
Location: Centerville Library,
3801 Nicolet Ave
Learn More (https://aclibrary.bibliocommons.com/events/66eb24f11d9fd3a585fdf0b1)
Join this event to garden by the light of the moon. Gloves and tools will be provided. All ages are welcome.
ACWD Water Treatment Plant Tour
Date: Saturday, October 19
Time: 1:00 p.m.
Location: ACWD Water Treatment Plant, 42436 Mission Blvd
Learn More & Register (https://www.eventbrite.com/e/acwd-water-treatment-plant-no-2-tour-imagine-a-day-without-water-registration-1016875190067?aff=oddtdtcreator)
Join ACWD as they recognize the 10th anniversary of the Imagine a Day Without Water campaign by attending a behind-the-scenes guided tour of their water treatment plant in full operation. See the work done to ensure the safe delivery of drinking water 24/7. Hosted by Alameda County Water District (ACWD) (https://acwd.org/) .
Bee Knowledgeable! Bee Wise!
Date: Saturday, October 19
Time: 1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.
Location: Centerville Library,
3801 Nicolet Ave
Learn More (https://aclibrary.bibliocommons.com/events/670031d160de922f006b61e4)
Attend this Girl Scout presentation to learn why bees are so important. You'll learn fascinating and unusual bee facts, discover the crucial role that native bees play in our environment, and take part in a hands-on activity where you'll create your own bee house to take home and help make a difference. Everyone is welcome, and no registration is needed.
Urban Cycling 101: Day 1 - Classroom Workshop
Date: Saturday, October 19
Time: 11:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m.
Location: Fremont Main Library, 2400 Stevenson Blvd
Learn More & Register (https://bikeeastbay.org/events/urban-cycling-101-day-1-classroom-workshop-2/)
Learn the basic rules of the road and how to equip your bicycle, fit your helmet, use different types of bike infrastructure, and avoid common hazards. Hosted by Bike East Bay (https://bikeeastbay.org/) .
Urban Cycling 101: Day 2 - Road Class
Date: Sunday, October 20
Time: 11:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Location: Fremont BART Station, 2000 Bart Way
Learn More & Register (https://bikeeastbay.org/events/urban-cycling-101-day-2-road-class-3/)
Participate in on-road and on-your-bike practice sessions. Work in small groups with certified instructors to improve your bike handling skills, emergency maneuvers, and ability to confidently and safely bike on all types of streets and pathways. Hosted by Bike East Bay (https://bikeeastbay.org/) .
Save Money on a Pre-Owned EV
Date: Wednesday, October 23
Time: 5:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Location: Online
Learn More & Register (https://rideanddriveclean.org/events/save-money-on-a-pre-owned-ev-3/)
Join EV experts to learn how you can save money on a pre-owned EV with the Pre-Owned Discount Campaign from Ride and Drive Clean (https://rideanddriveclean.org/) . Learn about incentives, charging, and good value pre-owned EVs.
Re-Think Your Lawn: Creating Water-Efficient and Climate Resilient Landscapes
Date: Saturday, October 26
Time: 10:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Location: ACWD Headquarters, 43885 S. Grimmer Blvd
Learn More & Register (https://bawsca.org/classes_2.php?id_evnt=494)
Learn how to transform your water-thirsty lawn into a beautiful, low maintenance and water efficient landscape that can better withstand emerging impacts of climate change, including prolonged droughts. Information about ACWD's Lawn Be Gone rebate will be provided. Hosted by Alameda County Water District (ACWD) (https://acwd.org/) .
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