Hayward City Hall glowed in gold as lights were lit Monday evening to remember the city’s 149 COVID-19 victims.
The city honored the the lives lost to COVID-19 in Hayward during the first year of the pandemic with a memorial display of 149 American flags which wrapped the rotunda, and the message “We Remember” being projected on the building for 149 hours.
At the Gateway Rehabilitation and Care Center in Hayward, 13 people died from the coronavirus. This newspaper launched a public records request last April and a judge recently decided that Alameda County must release records to this news organization revealing how many people at nursing homes and other long-term congregate care facilities were infected with COVID-19 and how many died, as well as the names of facilities with confirmed cases.
As the City of Hayward honors lives lost to COVID-19 over the next six days, it continues to provide no-fee COVID-19 testing from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday at Skywest Golf Course, 1401 Golf Course Road, and weekly no-contact food distribution from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. or until supplies run out every Thursday at Chabot College, Parking Lot J, 25555 Hesperian Boulevard.
For more info, go to the city’s COVID-19 resource portal here.
Reporter Annie Sciacca contributed to this report.
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