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People cross the street in downtown Fremont, home of the famed “Waiting for the Interurban” sculpture (left).
Fremont: Quirky, lively and very popular | NW Neighborhood
The old neighborhood under the Aurora Bridge has undergone dramatic change, but retains much of the quirky character that has made it such a magnet over the years.
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