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News, Jul 25, 2007
B-Town Gets the Kibosh

Berkeley police aim to shutter a store known as a haven for drug activity.
- by Eric Klein
- Tags: News, B-Town Dollar and More, crime, Berkeley, Nayef Ayesh

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News, Feature, Jul 13, 2011
How Green Is Your Pot?

A new collective is trying to sell sustainable, organically grown marijuana, but patients are hooked on indoor weed that wastes energy and pollutes the planet.
- by David Downs
- Tags: Feature, Humboldt County, Tea House Collective, Northern California, Berkeley, Oakland, Medi-Cone, Matthew Witemyre, Trainwreck, Candy Kush, Evan Mills, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, University of California, International Panel on Climate Change, cannabis, Kym Kemp, Redheaded Blackbelt, Mendocino County, Trinity County, Emerald Triangle, Proposition 215, Assembly Bill 420, Hacker Creek, GrowItInTheSun.org, High Times, Kush, West Coast Cannabis and Culture, LA Confidential, Richard Lee, Coffeeshop Blue Sky, Stephen DeAngelo, Harborside Health Center, Charley Custer, Drug Enforcement Administration, HUMMAP, Deep Green, Zeremy Uptegrove, SCVCS, Steppenwolf, Born to Be Wild, 91.1 KMUD, Granddaddy Durkle, Purple Chiesel, Sour Tsunami

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News, Eco Watch, Mar 17, 2010
Berkeley to Ignore Part of Climate Action Plan?

City officials are pushing forward with an effort to turn West Berkeley into a green-tech corridor, but they appear to have given up on dense housing in the area.
- by Robert Gammon
- Tags: Eco Watch, Berkeley, Climate Action Plan, green-tech, greenhouse gases, global warming, Chevron, Richmond

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News, Apprehension, Jul 4, 2007
DIY Dough

Counterfeiters run amok; serial Berkeley/Oakland mugging suspects nabbed; and burglar-alarmist burglars alarm the alarm companies.
- by Anneli Rufus
- Tags: Apprehension, Crime, Berkeley, counterfeit money, burglar alarm, armed robbery

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News, Jul 4, 2007
A Dangerous Place

Sure, the City of Berkeley will study your life-and-death issue. See you in another fifty years.
- by Eric Klein
- Tags: News, Berkeley, Panoramic Hill, Berkeley City Council, Kriss Worthington, Betty Olds, John Gordon, Shirley Dean, Tom Bates

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News, Apr 18, 2007
Skate or Die

Iceland landmarked, Oakland Ice Sharked, Roller Girls homeless.
- by Eric Simons
- Tags: News, Berkeley, Iceland, Dry Ice, Landmarks Preservation Commission, Oakland Ice Center, San Jose Sharks, Rink Management, Roller Derby

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News, Apr 11, 2007
Cop Watchin'

True crime from the Cal police blotter.
- by Michael Mechanic
- Tags: News, University of California, Berkeley, police blotter, log

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News, Letters, Aug 29, 2007
Letters for the week of August 29-September 4, 2007

Readers comment on the late Yusuf Bey's clan, colony collapse disorder, the Paramount, and Tom Bates' relationship with the homeless.
- Tags: Letters, Yusuf Bey, Bey Family, Your Black Muslim Bakery, Chauncey Bailey, Malcolm X, Oakland, Berkeley, Colony Collapse Disorder, beekeeping, bees, John McDonald, The Paramount, Fox Theatre, Tom Bates

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News, Seven Days, Mar 19, 2008
Garbage Lockout Costs Millions, But Produces Fertile Soil

Waste Management fined cash and trash, Comedy Central looks for the humor in Berkeley (ha!), and ice rinks are more viable than salmon.
- by Chris Thompson
- Tags: Seven Days, Waste Managament, Oakland garbage strike, Berkeley, US Marines, Code Pink, Comedy Central, Rob Riggle, Berkeley Iceland, Chinook salmon, Pacific Fishery Management Council

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News, Seven Days, Feb 20, 2008
Marine Protests, Gun Buybacks, and a Green Golf Cart Dismissal

Top East Bay news stories for the week of February 11-17.
- Tags: Seven Days, Berkeley, Gordon Wozniak, US Marines}gun buybacks, Don Perata, Oakland Tribune, John Shaterian, Alameda Sun, Alameda, Oakland, Light Brown Apple Moth

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News, Apr 9, 2008
Berkeley Was Special From the Get Go

History professor Charles Wollenberg considers the city's DNA.
- by Jesse Nathan
- Tags: News, Berkeley, Charles Wollenberg, Oakland, history, UC Berkeley

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News, Apr 15, 2009
Don't Blame Berkeley for Higher Ticket Prices

As cities across the state consider increasing parking ticket prices, the culprit was in Sacramento.
- by Eric Klein
- Tags: News, Berkeley, Oakland, Don Perata, Tom Bates, SB1407, Tracey Vesley, Watsonville, State Court Facilities Construction Fund, Marc Pimentel

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News, Jun 27, 2007
Bumps in the Road

AC Transit pushes ahead on its Bus Rapid Transit project despite questionable benefits and potential problems for neighborhoods.
- by Kathleen Richards
- Tags: News, AC Transit, BRT, Bus Rapid Transit, Rapid Bus, Berkeley, Temescal, Rockridge, Willard, Oakland, San Leandro, Jane Brunner, Tom Bates, Fruitvale, Transportation

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News, Apprehension, Sep 26, 2007
Scofflaw Snackers

Berkeley parents should have a little trash talk with their children, ratpacks return, and surveillance cameras catch window smashers.
- by Anneli Rufus
- Tags: Apprehension, Litter, Berkeley, California Highway Patrol, Berkeley High School, Miramonte High School, Orinda, Declan Johnston, Walnut Creek, Ron Dellums

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News, Apprehension, Aug 15, 2007
Beyond Recognition

Mills College undergrad murdered in Manhattan, mean girls remorseless, bicycle bandits poach purses, and Oaklanders talk mayoral recall.
- by Anneli Rufus
- Tags: Apprehension, Oakland, Berkeley, Walnut Creek, crime, murder, Boitumelo McCallum, Teboho Moja, rape, robbery, pepper spray, National Night Out

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News, Apprehension, Jul 11, 2007
Oil and Water

Richmond Refinery snapper eludes capture, mystery funds materialize in Albany, and projectiles plague the greater East Bay.
- by Anneli Rufus
- Tags: Apprehension, Crime, Oakland, Albany, Walnut Creek, Berkeley, terrorism, car theft, coroner

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News, Apprehension, Aug 22, 2007
Out, Damned Spots

Nonprofit scours crime scenes for free, scammers go door to door, and Volde—, er, Lucifer brandished in the WC.
- by Anneli Rufus
- Tags: Apprehension, Oakland, Berkeley, Hayward, Walnut Creek, crime-scene cleanup, BART, California Emergency Cleanup Services, burglary, rape

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News, May 30, 2007
Hip-Hop Made Me Do It

Worn Down
- by Reggie Royston
- Tags: News, Deez Teez, Don Imus, Nappy Headed Hos, T-Shirt, T-shirt Orgy, Berkeley, Brandelyn Castine, Jonathan Fernandez

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News, Apprehension, Jul 25, 2007
Respect Me, Please

An abstinence activist is killed, quick calls help cops catch teen submachine-gunners, and steak raises suspicions.
- by Anneli Rufus
- Tags: Apprehension, crime, Oakland, Berkeley, Jocqueline Mason, Emeryville, Walnut Creek, Kali Kash, Philthy Phil

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News, Guest Essays, Sep 3, 2008
Millennial Telegraph

The Avenue no longer looks how I remember it, but that isn't a bad thing.
- by Emma Pollin
- Tags: Guest Essays, Telegraph Avenue, Berkeley

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Berkeley police aim to shutter a store known as a haven for drug activity.

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A new collective is trying to sell sustainable, organically grown marijuana, but patients are hooked on indoor weed that wastes energy and pollutes the planet.

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City officials are pushing forward with an effort to turn West Berkeley into a green-tech corridor, but they appear to have given up on dense housing in the area.

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Counterfeiters run amok; serial Berkeley/Oakland mugging suspects nabbed; and burglar-alarmist burglars alarm the alarm companies.

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Sure, the City of Berkeley will study your life-and-death issue. See you in another fifty years.

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Iceland landmarked, Oakland Ice Sharked, Roller Girls homeless.

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True crime from the Cal police blotter.

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Readers comment on the late Yusuf Bey's clan, colony collapse disorder, the Paramount, and Tom Bates' relationship with the homeless.

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Waste Management fined cash and trash, Comedy Central looks for the humor in Berkeley (ha!), and ice rinks are more viable than salmon.

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Top East Bay news stories for the week of February 11-17.

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History professor Charles Wollenberg considers the city's DNA.

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As cities across the state consider increasing parking ticket prices, the culprit was in Sacramento.

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AC Transit pushes ahead on its Bus Rapid Transit project despite questionable benefits and potential problems for neighborhoods.

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Berkeley parents should have a little trash talk with their children, ratpacks return, and surveillance cameras catch window smashers.

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Mills College undergrad murdered in Manhattan, mean girls remorseless, bicycle bandits poach purses, and Oaklanders talk mayoral recall.

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Richmond Refinery snapper eludes capture, mystery funds materialize in Albany, and projectiles plague the greater East Bay.

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Nonprofit scours crime scenes for free, scammers go door to door, and Volde—, er, Lucifer brandished in the WC.

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An abstinence activist is killed, quick calls help cops catch teen submachine-gunners, and steak raises suspicions.

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The Avenue no longer looks how I remember it, but that isn't a bad thing.

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