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News, Full Disclosure, Dec 8, 2010
Oakland's Play for the A's

Unlike San Jose, Oakland's redevelopment agency can finance land acquisition and infrastructure upgrades needed for a new ballpark -- and Major League Baseball knows it.
- by Robert Gammon
- Tags: Full Disclosure, Oakland A's, Lew Wolff, Jack London Square, Major League Baseball, Central District, Dan Lindheim, AT&T Park, Victory Court, HOK Sports, Robert Bobb, Oak-to-Ninth, Michael Ghielmetti, Signature Properties, Jean Quan, Valdez Triangle, Jane Brunner, Larry Reid, Pat Kernighan, Rebecca Kaplan, Nancy Nadel, Ignacio De La Fuente, Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum, Peerless Coffee, George Vukasin Jr., Bud Selig, San Francisco Giants

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Blogs, Seven Days, Jan 26, 2010
East Bay Food Epiphanies: Avocado Ice Cream and Wine-grape Soda
- by Anneli Rufus
- Tags: Food, Peerless Coffee, Mr. Espresso, Stonehouse 27, Peabutter, Vignette Wine Country Soda, Fancy Food Show

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News, Eco Watch, Feb 24, 2010
Go Green, Save Green

Eco-conscious shipping containers allow businesses to realize serious behind-the-scenes savings.
- by Nate Seltenrich
- Tags: Eco Watch, Peerless Coffee, Jack London Square, StopWaste.org, Reusable shipping containers, David Hoiem, Franklin & Associates, Michigan State University School of Packaging, Justin Lehrer, Reusable Packaging Association, Jon Kalin, Ghirardelli Chocolate Company, George Vukasin, Jr.

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Blogs, Seven Days, May 10, 2011
Innovative StopWaste.org Campaign Lands $499K EPA Award
- by Nate Seltenrich
- Tags: Business, Environment, StopWaste.org, Justin Lehrer, Environmental Protection Agency, reusable packaging, Ghiradelli Chocolate Company, Peerless Coffee, Premier Organics, Reusable Packaging Association

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Food & Drink, What the Fork, Jan 16, 2013
Restaurant Week Hits Oakland and Berkeley

Plus $4.20 pho, pop-up ramen, and a late-night deal at Chez Panisse.
- by Luke Tsai
- Tags: What the Fork, Restaurant Week, Linden Street Brewery, Adam Lamoreaux, Numi Tea, Reem Hassani, Peerless Coffee, George Vukasin, Richard Walker, Comal, Gather, B-Side BBQ, Hopscotch, Nido, Cafe Rouge, Camino, Rivoli, Plum Bar, Picán, FIVE Restaurant, Cafe V, Hamei Hamedi, Ramen Shop, Ippo Ramen, CommonWealth Cafe & Pub, Chez Panisse Cafe

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