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News & Opinion, Feature Apr 8, 2015
Tilting at Goalposts

More than 90 percent of high school football players will never suit up in college, let alone the pros. But that doesn't stop them from pursuing their dreams.
- By Linnea Due
- Tags: Feature, football, education, El Cerrito

Special Sections, Sustainable Living Apr 15, 2014
Priceless Drips

The drought doesn't mean you have to stop growing your own fruits and vegetables. A drip irrigation system will help you conserve water and labor.
- By Linnea Due
- Tags: Sustainable Living, Sustainable Living 2014, drip irrigation, drought

Special Sections, The Pets Issue Jun 5, 2013
Pet Care Through the Years

Longtime East Bay vet Terri McGinnis reflects on shifting attitudes in the medical industry and among pet owners — and what still needs to change.
- By Linnea Due
- Tags: The Pets Issue, Pets Issue 2013, Terri McGinnis, VCA Albany Animal Hospital, pet health

Special Sections, Urban Home and Garden Apr 17, 2013
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How to Animal-Proof Your Garden

Eco-friendly tips for stopping deer, raccoons, and squirrels from munching on your plants.
- By Linnea Due
- Tags: Urban Home and Garden, Urban Home and Garden, deer, raccoons, squirrels, garden

Special Sections, Summer Guide May 9, 2012
Vegetable Gardening for Dummies

You don't need fancy equipment or gardening expertise to grow your own food.
- By Linnea Due
- Tags: Summer Guide, Summer Guide 2012, gardening, Kitazawa Seed Company

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Recycling's Sword of Damocles

China's unwillingness to keep buying low-value U.S. waste has destroyed the industry's economics, but the truth is that far too much of what we throw in the recycling bin has always just been garbage.
Thursday's Briefing: Oakland approves funding for paving streets; Dublin rejects flying LGBT flag

Draymond and Klay honored for their stellar defense
Using Environmental Regulations to Hold Up Housing

A union coalition opposes affordable housing on environmental grounds. Is this enlightened activism, or hard-ball labor negotiating?
Wednesday's Briefing: Newsom names homeless task force in Oakland; OUSD loses its new CFO

Fire marshal refutes claim that Ghost Ship fire was an act of arson
Big Oakland Tax Cut Seems Imminent

But cannabis advocates warn that may not be enough for some Oakland cannabis businesses.

Jos Sances' Great White Whale

Berkeley artist's monumental work Or, the Whale reflects a lifetime and beyond
Staffing Versus Services in Oakland

The City of Oakland is seriously understaffed in a variety of departments. But will employees' desire for pay hikes limit the city's ability to staff up?
The Most Dangerous Place in Alameda County

A "barbaric" litany of horrors from Santa Rita, "the best big jail in the nation."
Residents Take the Reins on Air Quality

State's air pollution measure moves forward in Richmond.
Community Foods Market Targets Mid-May Opening in West Oakland

The market promises affordable fresh food, a community gathering space, health services, and more.

Staffing Versus Services in Oakland

The City of Oakland is seriously understaffed in a variety of departments. But will employees' desire for pay hikes limit the city's ability to staff up?
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Using Environmental Regulations to Hold Up Housing

A union coalition opposes affordable housing on environmental grounds. Is this enlightened activism, or hard-ball labor negotiating?
- Comments (8)
Recycling's Sword of Damocles

China's unwillingness to keep buying low-value U.S. waste has destroyed the industry's economics, but the truth is that far too much of what we throw in the recycling bin has always just been garbage.
- Comments (6)
The Disenfranchised Rebels of Castro Valley

Taxation without representation is alive and well in this unincorporated community. Some residents are hoping to change that, but the odds are stacked against them.
- Comments (4)
Jos Sances' Great White Whale

Berkeley artist's monumental work Or, the Whale reflects a lifetime and beyond
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More than 90 percent of high school football players will never suit up in college, let alone the pros. But that doesn't stop them from pursuing their dreams.

The drought doesn't mean you have to stop growing your own fruits and vegetables. A drip irrigation system will help you conserve water and labor.

Longtime East Bay vet Terri McGinnis reflects on shifting attitudes in the medical industry and among pet owners — and what still needs to change.

Eco-friendly tips for stopping deer, raccoons, and squirrels from munching on your plants.

You don't need fancy equipment or gardening expertise to grow your own food.

Most Popular Stories

China's unwillingness to keep buying low-value U.S. waste has destroyed the industry's economics, but the truth is that far too much of what we throw in the recycling bin has always just been garbage.

Draymond and Klay honored for their stellar defense

A union coalition opposes affordable housing on environmental grounds. Is this enlightened activism, or hard-ball labor negotiating?

Fire marshal refutes claim that Ghost Ship fire was an act of arson

But cannabis advocates warn that may not be enough for some Oakland cannabis businesses.

Berkeley artist's monumental work Or, the Whale reflects a lifetime and beyond

The City of Oakland is seriously understaffed in a variety of departments. But will employees' desire for pay hikes limit the city's ability to staff up?

A "barbaric" litany of horrors from Santa Rita, "the best big jail in the nation."

State's air pollution measure moves forward in Richmond.

The market promises affordable fresh food, a community gathering space, health services, and more.

The City of Oakland is seriously understaffed in a variety of departments. But will employees' desire for pay hikes limit the city's ability to staff up?

A union coalition opposes affordable housing on environmental grounds. Is this enlightened activism, or hard-ball labor negotiating?

China's unwillingness to keep buying low-value U.S. waste has destroyed the industry's economics, but the truth is that far too much of what we throw in the recycling bin has always just been garbage.

Taxation without representation is alive and well in this unincorporated community. Some residents are hoping to change that, but the odds are stacked against them.

Berkeley artist's monumental work Or, the Whale reflects a lifetime and beyond

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