Week in Review: Fatal Shooting, Student Shares Prom Memory, Resident Turns 106

Here's a list of top stories from our coverage in the past week:

Monday, June 13

We reported on family and supporters of Michelle Le . Le disappeared from the Kaiser Medical Center in Hayward on May 27. Though police are investigating the case as a homicide, the family is hopeful they will find her safe.

The Niles Essanay Silent Film Museum is currently from the National Trust for Historic Preservation. The voting period ends June 30. If the museum wins, staff said they would put the money toward a refrigerated unit to preserve the films.

Columnist Neena Barreto, a local elementary school teacher, reflects on the school year, which came to a close this week. The harder the challenge, the sweeter the reward, she writes. Read her story .

Tuesday, June 14

A man was around 5 p.m. at the Contempo Homes community, marking the city's third homicide this year. The man was later identified as Keith Hadnot, a 34-year-old Union City man and father of five children.

Logan student Tom Hu shares the story of his after taking special needs student Tanisha Neal as his date. The heartwarming story was one of the most read stories of the week.

A Fremont judge extended a restraining order made by an ex-boyfriend against Giselle Esteban, a Union City woman who police identified as a "person of interest" in the case of missing nursing student Michelle Le. Esteban, a former friend of Le's, was barred from coming within 100 feet of ex-boyfriend Scott Marasigan, who alleges that Esteban exhibited bizarre and threatening beahvior. The original order was filed by Marasigan on May 24, three days before Le was last seen. Read the full story .

The first draft of proposed changes to congressional, state senate and state assembly district maps released by the California Citizens Redistricting Commission leaves Union City intact; however, government representation may change. Learn more .

Wednesday, June 15

Union City celebrated another milestone with longtime resident Antonio Zendejas, who turned 106 over the weekend. Patch video reporter Richgail Enriquez sat down with Zendejas and his family to learn his secrets for living a full and healthy life. See the video . 

The East Bay Regional Park District asked for help in identifying a man who was killed in a on Tuesday. He is described as an Asian man between 55 and 60 years old, about 5 feet 5 inches to 5 feet 7 inches tall, and weighing about 180 pounds.

A Union City earlier in the week. Following an investigation and mental evaluation, police arrested Prashant Malik on suspicion of child endangerment.

Thursday, June 16

Family and friends shared their memories of Keith Hadnot, the Union City man who was shot and killed Tuesday. Loved ones described the 34-year-old as a compassionate and fun husband, brother and father of five children. “He was a good spirit, a good soul, a good man,” his wife said. Read the full story .

Patch videographer Ken Guanga gave us an inside look at Cricket Strike Zone, an indoor training facility for both cricket and baseball enthusiasts. It's the first of its kind in the Bay Area. Meet the owner and take a tour .

Friday, June 17

The family of missing nursing student Michelle Le kicked off in hopes of finding any evidence in locating Le, who was last seen May 27. The family continues to maintain hope and received strong support from volunteers during the search.

Two men  at 4 a.m. Friday morning. The suspects pretended to buy a bag of chips. When the cashier opened the register, one of the suspects pulled out a gun and demanded cash.

Are you ready for the Alameda County Fair? The fair begins June 22 and runs through July 1o and features a host of events and attractions, including the world's largest cheeseburger. Find out what else is going down in our .

Logan student Janet Leung from Comcast for her leadership skills and commitment to community service.

Saturday, June 18

Earlier in the week, the with the use of Measure WW funds. The city would have approximately $1.5 to 2 million in parks and rec dollars from the grant to use on the center, which proponents say will help curb violence in the city.

Patch contributor Paciano Triunfo hit the American Crown Circus in Newark. Check out his photos .

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This week's includes a fatal shooting, a case of child endangerment and domestic disturbances.

Sunday, June 19

About 860 James Logan High School seniors graduated this weekend. Patch photographer AJ Flores was there to capture some of the highlights as young Union City residents celebrated a collective milestone. Check out the photos .