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Monday's Briefing: Police shut down encampment in front of Oakland City Hall; U.C. chancellor supports dropping SAT for enrollment
Steven Tavares
November 25, 2019
Ferry Building-style Market Hall Planned for Jack London Square
The latest and maybe last version of such concepts is set to launch next summer.
S. Rufus
November 22, 2019
Reem Assil Predicts Sustainability as Major 2020 Food Trend
Products containing upcycled ingredients are slated to sell well.
S. Rufus
November 22, 2019
Friday's Briefing: FPPC wanted stiffer fines for CoCo official who used campaign funds for vacations; ATF issues reward for Orinda shooting suspects
Steven Tavares
November 22, 2019
Thursday’s Briefing: Alameda releases secret recording of councilmembers; Hundreds protest Ann Coulter event in Berkeley
Steven Tavares
November 21, 2019
Make the Marin Headlands More Than a Daytrip
The Marin Headlands could be a daytrip. But it needn’t be. Sporting four Golden Gate National Recreation Area campgrounds and a hostel, its 2,100 acres neatly photo-bombable by coyotes, whales, or quail, it merits a many-day stay.
S. Rufus
November 21, 2019
Quickie Divorces, Interspecies Encounters, and a Folk-Pop Singer/Songwriter
New work by Sofia Grant, Henry Hitz, and Monica Pasqual.
Judith M. Gallman, Derk Richardson
November 21, 2019
Survival Tactics for Native Culture
In her new book, Beth Piatote uses beadworking as the thread that holds Native culture together.
Elise Proulx
November 21, 2019
Pacific Pinball’s d’Arci Bruno Is a Pinball Wizardess
The director of the Pacific Pinball Museums calls herself the can-do kid and is optimistic about the prospects of a bigger permanent home.
Paul Kilduff
November 20, 2019
East Bay Backyards Become Butterfly Safe Havens
Citizen scientists are doing their part to make backyards pollinator rich to save butterflies.
Lou Fancher
November 20, 2019
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