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Aiki Budo Kan-Tri City Aikido
- 5409 Central Ave, Newark (map)
- 510-742-8321
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Newark Martial Arts Studios

Study and instruction of akido for all ages and skill levels.

A wildlife refuge that hosts more 280 species of birds every year. Fishing and water fowl hunting are permitted during certain times of the year. Some types of boating are allowed.

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Eucalyptus Grove Park
- Cedar Blvd. at NewPark Mall, Newark (map)
- 510-578-4000
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Newark Parks

A public park in Newark that is the site of city's annual summer concerts.

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Family Bible Fellowship
- 37620 Filbert St., Newark (map)
- 510-713-1207
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Fellini O
- 3900 New Park Mall Road, Newark (map)
- 510-792-6600
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Gyros Corner
- NewPark Mall, 2nd floor food court, Newark (map)
- 510-744-1446
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Hilton Newark-Fremont
- 39900 Balentine Dr., Newark (map)
- 800-445-8667
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Holy Redeemer Lutheran Church
- 35660 Cedar Blvd., Newark (map)
- 510-793-1911
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Kennedy Elementary School
- 35430 Blackburn Dr., Newark (map)
- 510-818-3400
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MacGregor/Bridgepoint School Auditorium
- 35753 Cedar Blvd., Newark (map)
- 510-793-5683
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