u/bankrobberskid

Hi folks - I'm giving a Yosemite Mountaineering School t-shirt to a friend but I have the wrong size! Is anyone going to YNS that can buy a Yosemite Mountaineering School t-shirt size Mens XL (old orange style preferably) and bring it back for me? Pls DM me for details - thanks in advance! :)

It's been going all day and there's NOBODY talking about it on /r/fremont.

I get it - how many windchimes-made-from-beer-cans and essential oils can one person own?

I'm not a v-logger but if you are, here's a free idea. Go around Fremont and try doing all the things people keep saying Fremont should do:

• 'We need more local restaurants!' - try opening a restaurant in Fremont, watch what happens with the customers
• 'The Hub / Mall need more stores!' - try opening a store in the Hub and NewPark - film the process, the grand opening, the grand closing
• 'There's nothing to do in Fremont!' - visit the late-night tennis courts, lounges, Nations, movie theaters - film the process, talk to the people, see what happens
• 'We don't need bike lanes!' - ride around for a week in Fremont, film the process, see how many times you felt unsafe

You get the idea ...

> Community: Criminal Trespassing in the Niles Creek Area: Subject to Citation and Arrest > > Dear Tim Woolery, > > Planning a Memorial Day picnic this weekend? If your plans include a day at Niles Creek, think again! Swimming or gathering in the Niles Creek area is both illegal and unsafe, and officers will be on patrol in the area this weekend, keeping an eye out for trespassers. >
> The Niles Creek and surrounding lands are off limits and trespassing into the creek area can be punishable by arrest per California Penal Code 602(O)(1). The Fremont Police Department is working in conjunction with the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission, Alameda County, and Cal-Trans, to enforce trespassing laws in the Niles Creek and surrounding lands. Violators will be cited and/or arrested. Additionally, vehicles found to be illegally parked will be cited and/or towed. >
> We understand the desire to cool off during hot weather, but the Niles Creek has many hidden dangers, and people have lost their lives while swimming in this area. Please use an alternate location to have your outdoor gatherings or to cool off in the water. Public options are listed below: