Troop 89 invites you to take the first steps on the exciting Boy Scout trail. We encourage you to…read morevisit a troop meeting and check-out our action-packed program. Come join us for the adventure of your lifetime. Troop 89 - where eagles soar! Troop Meetings Troop 89 meets Tuesdays at 7:00-8:30pm at the Lum School multi-purpose room (Otis Drive at Sandcreek Way). Troop History Troop 89, the ecology troop, was chartered in 1964 in the Alameda Council BSA. Over the past fifty years our troop has served hundreds of boys and awarded over 80 Eagle Awards (Boy Scouting's highest rank). Troop Program Troop 89 is a boy run troop and our program succeeds on the efforts of our youth leadership. The Scouting program emphasizes character building, active citizenship, community service, physical fitness, leadership development and outdoor education. Troop 89 has a strong high adventure based program which includes weekly meetings, monthly campouts, and long term summer camping. Favorite troop activities include camping, backpacking, rockclimbing, cycling, rafting and canoeing, snow sports and much more. For more information please visit our website: www.troop89alameda.webs.com

Built in '98, a pretty bare-bones bridge. No dedicated split btw pedestrians and bikers, so it can…read morebe a bit unruly, especially w/ all the kids heading on e-bikes/e-motos to school. Still... at least it's not collapsing like most of US infrastructure.

Sergeant first class Cardoso worked tirelessly to assist me in getting my first pick job in a…read moretimely manner and Staff Sergeant Romero assisted in making sure all forms were all filled out completely.

The staff here in Pleasant Hill help my son navigate enlisting in the Army and getting his first…read moreduty station. Thanks so much to the men and women who serve our country.

What an OUTSTANDING group of fine Sailors! Their customer service is through the roof, I received…read morered carpet treatment from start to finish! I was working a dead end job looking for a change and remembered that some of my friends joined the Navy so I decided to learn about it. So many career options that come with great benefits and I'm so happy I decided to do this. These guys are transparent, help you with exactly what you're looking for to the best of their ability and the communication is on point! Go NAVY!!!

The TEAM in Hayward is awesome. They helped me achieve my goal of paying for college and…read morejump-starting my career. I owe a lot of my success to the sailors in this office.

Large office with multiple recruiters. Office is always manned and Marines present represent…read morethemselves with the utmost distinction. They will change your life for the best.

The last time I visited this place was in the beginning of 2004. I could have sworn I wrote a…read morereview about the US Forest Service, but I guess I didn't. Anyway, why did I visit this place yesterday? http://maps.google.com/maps/place?oe=utf-8&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&client=firefox-a&um=1&ie=UTF-8&q=US+Forest+Service-Mare+Island+Vallejo+CA&fb=1&gl=us&hq=US+Forest+Service&hnear=Mare+Island&cid=15777789035600140952 How many Yelp peeps have visited a National Park such as Yosemite? Do you ever wonder when passing through the Yosemite Kiosk how people have the ability receiving discount or sometimes free admission into the National Park? Or how about being able camping in a wilderness area without getting fined? You must check out the Federal Park's URL so, you will be well-informed about visiting, camping, bike-riding, hiking in Federal National Parks: http://www.fs.fed.us/passespermits http://www.fs.fed.us/passespermits/rec-fee.shtml Map of United States Federal National Parks: http://www.fs.usda.gov/Internet/FSE_DOCUMENTS/stelprdb5274609.html So, why have a Federal National Park Pass? Suppose you decide you will drive from California to New York. You know you want to stay somewhere overnight, but you just loathe sleeping in a Psycho Hotel. Well, there are hundreds of National Parks where you can camp, but you must have a Federal National Park Pass in order to stay overnight. Staying at a Federal National Park is the most awesome, rewarding experience: Sleeping amongst humungous trees, smelling the fresh, clean air, and hearing the gentle sounds of wildlife around you! In addition, by planning your trip correctly-driving from the West to East Coast will be a more refreshing, enjoyable, educational way seeing our great country by visiting, staying at any Federal National Park along your journey. What are you waiting for? You say you don't have much money for the she-she foo-foo dream vacation right now? Well, just get your Federal National Park Pass going each weekend doing mini-vacations visiting one of the hundreds of Federal National Parks in United States! Ta-da! Families on a budget will surely appreciate my US Forest Service review. Why? Because I, too, must keep a sobering eye on my financial budget now and more than in previous times. Visiting Federal National Parks helps me plan wonderful mini-vacations with my family and intermediate family every year (well-with the exception of the last two years because I was living in South Korea). In fact, my Mom applied for her Federal National Park Pass yesterday, too. My Mom said when she drives through California Highway 41, she doesn't have to pay a Federal National Park fee because she has her Federal Park Pass: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/California_State_Route_41 Still, I am happy I have my Federal Park Pass now: I am booking my camping date for Wawona Campground this summer before driving South to Cabo San Lucas, Baja California in July/August 2011. Wawona Campground URL: http://www.nps.gov/yose/planyourvisit/wawonacamp.htm http://www.nps.gov/yose/planyourvisit/camping.htm http://www.google.com/search?q=Wawona+Campground&hl=en&client=firefox-a&hs=vFd&rls=org.mozilla:en-US:official&prmd=ivns&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ei=BjGeTYvjPMy2tgeb3cn1Ag&ved=0CCcQsAQ&biw=1280&bih=604 Now, my fun for 2011 will commence here in USA! Waaaaaa-hooooo!

I had the pleasure of attending a Training Leaders of Cadets (TLC) class at squadron 18 this past…read moreweekend. My class and experience at squadron 18 can be summed up with one word; OUTSTANDING! Thank you both seniors and cadets for a great weekend.

Amazing place to make friends and learn about leadership, aerospace, discipline, and military…read morecustoms. I am honored to be apart of this squadron and would seriously recommend coming to a meeting to see what it's like! Go Firebirds!!

All I must say is that Livermore cops suck. They have such a high turnover rate and a plethora of…read morerookies that every inhabitant of the city is bound to get screwed by them at one time or another. They generally lack etiquette and self control and their ultimate goal is not to protect and to serve, but rather to intimidate and harass. I only wish that the city could get some more experienced cops that have worked in the big cities to come to LPD. At least that might balance out all the hot-headed rookies just out in search of some action. Just know that you are guilty until proven innocent, and even then, they will likely get you caught up in the court system just because they can.

Lmfao I drive through this town every day on my way to work and I love it. Quite, friendly, and…read moregreat service every where.