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Ryan Brown Mingles Sound and Surgery
The Oakland composer uses Richard Selzer’s book on surgery as a musical muse.
Andrew Gilbert
February 22, 2018
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Making Habit a Habit
An Oakland start-up creates a unique diet plan from a swab of DNA, a few drops of blood, and some vital stats.
Andrea A. Firth
February 21, 2018
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Oakland Playwright Patricia Milton’s Latest, Bamboozled, Hits Close to Home
She keeps her topical work politically charged for Central Works.
Andrew Gilbert
February 13, 2018
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The Advocate
Jon Eldan runs the only nonprofit dedicated to helping exonerees throughout the country — out of his Lower Rockridge home.
Kathleen Richards
February 12, 2018
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Artist Carol Aust Contemplates in Hues
Oakland artist puts existential topics on canvas and wood for a soulful conversation.
Mary Corbin
February 09, 2018
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Oakland Lawyer Jasmine Guillory Writes a Romance Novel
Her debut novel, The Wedding, features Alexa, who is black, making her a rare person of color in the overwhelmingly white world of romance novels.
Shelby Pope
February 08, 2018
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The Kilduff Files: Santiago Rizzo Has Made an Authentic Film About Coming of Age in Berkeley
It’s also won awards. But will any movie studios distribute it?
Paul Kilduff
February 05, 2018
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The Town’s Baker
Yahshimabet Sellassie runs a thriving baking company.
Shelby Pope
February 05, 2018
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Preferred Information Sources
Alamedans stay informed by The Times, the Chron, Twitter, and NPR, but not much TV.
Gina Jaber
January 24, 2018
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A Radical Clean Energy Pioneer
Activist Al Weinrub has pushed Alameda County to create its own green energy system —and he wants to make sure it generates local jobs, too.
Patrick Hoge
January 22, 2018
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