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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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Blogs, Seven Days, Aug 31, 2010
Mountain Lion Killed in Berkeley
- by Anneli Rufus
- Tags: Environment, mountain lion, berkeley

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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, Feature, Jun 11, 2008
Smoke-Free Nation

Berkeley's new outdoor smoking ban is one of several recent Bay Area laws that mark the beginning of the end to smokers' rights.
- by Eric Klein
- Tags: Feature, Antismoking laws, Berkeley, Public Commons for Everyone Initiative

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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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Blogs, What the Fork, Sep 13, 2011
Saturday's Spice of Life Fest Has a Shiny New Sponsor
- by John Birdsall
- Tags: News, food fests, Berkeley, Gourmet Ghetto

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Blogs, What the Fork, Jul 21, 2011
Phil's Sliders Gets Serious About the Tater Tot
- by John Birdsall
- Tags: Random Find, Phil's Sliders, Hugh Groman, tater tots, David Going, Berkeley

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Blogs, Seven Days, Dec 11, 2009
Brower Center's New Restaurant Opens
- by Anneli Rufus
- Tags: Business, Food, Brower Center, Gather, Eric Fenster, Ari Derfel, organic, Berkeley

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News, Feature, Jun 17, 2009
The Battle Over Biofuels

As plant-based fuels are increasingly criticized from both left and right, UC Berkeley's Chris Somerville is leading the effort to perfect them.
- by Robert Gammon
- Tags: Feature, Chris Somerville, Energy Biosciences Institute, BP Energy, biofuels, Berkeley, Steven Chu, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, ethanol, Anne Petermann, Global Justice Ecology Project, Tad Patzek, Lee Lynd, Dartmouth College, Mascoma Corporation, Rachel Smoker, Biofuels Watch, Dick Cheney, Stanford University, University of Illinois, Miscanthus, cellulosic ethanol, Spartina, agave, cap-and-trade, Doug Cameron, Piper Jaffray, Bruce Dale, Michigan State University

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News, Jul 8, 2009
The Corporate Co-Opt of Local

As "buy local" movements gain in strength, big-box retailers and national manufacturers are trying to redefine the terms of the debate.
- by Stacy Mitchell
- Tags: News, Buy local, HSBC, Winn-Dixie, International Council of Shopping Centers, Wal-Mart, Hellmann's, Frito-Lay, Barnes & Noble, Anthropologie, The Cheesecake Factory, Economic Development Corporation of Fresno County, Fresno Bee, American Booksellers Association, Virgin Megastores, Institute for Local Self-Reliance, Commerce Department, BBMG, Hartman Group, Arcata Chamber of Commerce, Humboldt County Independent Business Alliance, Ourlando, Civic Economics, Jeff Milchen, American Independent Business Alliance, Berkeley, Ronnie Cummins, Organic Consumers Association

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Arts & Culture, Culture Spy, May 7, 2008
Munchies After Midnight

Dylan Fiesel turns late-night snack attacks into a growing business venture.
- by Rachel Swan
- Tags: Culture Spy, Mrs. Munchies, Dylan Fiesel, Emeryville, Berkeley, Co-Op Kitchens, Jonas Bernstein, cookies, dessert, UC Berkeley

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Blogs, Seven Days, Jan 15, 2011
Catalytic Converter Thieves Nabbed
- by Anneli Rufus
- Tags: Law Enforcement & Crime, catalytic converter, rhodium, platinum, berkeley

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Blogs, Culture Spy, Apr 23, 2010
924 Gilman Seeks Nonprofit Status
- by Kathleen Richards
- Tags: Breaking News, Business, 924 Gilman, Berkeley, punk

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Blogs, Seven Days, Sep 12, 2010
Stickup Victim Slain in Berkeley
- by Anneli Rufus
- Tags: Law Enforcement & Crime, armed robbery, berkeley

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News, Feature, Sep 12, 2007
Stolen Property?

An unscrupulous mortgage-collection firm sold Jim Hultman's Berkeley home out from under him, leaving behind a feud and an eyesore.
- by Jeremy Singer-Vine
- Tags: Feature, Jim Hultman, Berkeley, Jeff Toews, Loren Toews, foreclosures, Fairbanks Capital Corporation, Aames Home Loan, National Default Servicing Corporation, Select Portfolio Servicing, National Advocacy Against Mortgage Servicing Fraud, mortgage servicing fraud, Jayan Elle LLC, Mike Dillon, Alana L. Curry, et al., v. Fairbanks Capital Corporation., Business

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Small Business Monthly, Buy Curious, Mar 31, 2010
Will the East Bay Embrace Fair Trade?

Berkeley and Oakland consider joining the fast-growing Fair Trade Towns movement.
- by Bernice Yeung
- Tags: Buy Curious, Small Business Monthly, Billy Linstead Goldsmith, Green Mountain Coffee Roasters, Fair Trade Towns, Berkeley, Oakland, Yogurt Harmony, Numi Organic Teas, Uncommon Ground, Alice Waters, Michael Pollan, Taja Sevelle, Urban Farms, Bethlehem Lutheran Church, Leslie Bennett, Star Apple, Garden Fare, BioFuel Oasis, Novella Carpenter, Farm City, Melissa Hardy, Michael Parayno, Berkeley Rustic Birdhouses, City Slicker Farms, People's Grocery, Zatar, Taqueria Cancun, Mist, Sola Lucy, Yogofina, The Beauty Art Salon, The French Cowgirl Salon

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