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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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Friday's Briefing: Oakland approves moratorium on evictions due to COVID-19; BART may suspend Sunday train service

Shelter in place is leading to dramatic improvements in Bay Area air quality
Ethics Complaint Filed Against Feinstein For Selling Stocks

The veteran member of the House Judiciary Committee is under the microscope for some curiously timed stock sales.
Emeryville's Grocery Outlet Is Strategizing for the Covid-19 Outbreak

After a wildly successful 2019, the supermarket group is "purchasing aggressively."
Incomplete Test Data Blurs Full Picture of COVID-19 Outbreak

In a pandemic, what we don't know CAN hurt us.
Banks Agree to Coronavirus Mortgage Relief in California Amid Push for Temporary Eviction Ban

Four major banks agree to delay virus-related foreclosures.

Hayward's Public Schools Have a Problem With Race

A steady stream of complaints from students and parents reveals a school district in disarray.
Panic Buying Simply Ensures That the Virus Will Spread More Quickly

Thinking about rushing to the local grocery store to stock up on toilet paper? That’s just about the dumbest thing that you could do today.
What is Covid-19's True Mortality Rate? We Can't Know Yet

What is clear is that confident assurances about the death rate from President Trump or much of the media can't be trusted.
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Graffiti is an addiction, he believes, a compulsion. His obsession is removing it. And collecting it.
When Life Gives You Lemons, Make Zemonade

Zemyran Prater created a lemonade delivery service to help pay the bills and finance his career in music. Then the business took off.

Hayward's Public Schools Have a Problem With Race

A steady stream of complaints from students and parents reveals a school district in disarray.
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What is Covid-19's True Mortality Rate? We Can't Know Yet

What is clear is that confident assurances about the death rate from President Trump or much of the media can't be trusted.
- Comments (4)
Ethics Complaint Filed Against Feinstein For Selling Stocks

The veteran member of the House Judiciary Committee is under the microscope for some curiously timed stock sales.
- Comments (3)
With Graffiti Pizza, Old Oakland Gets a Much-Needed Late-Night Slice House

From plain cheese slices to pan pizza to slices drizzled with balsamic reduction, Graffiti Pizza has you covered.
- Comments (3)
Tuesday's Briefing: Passengers disembark cruise ship amid coronavirus fears; Santa Clara County bans large events

Bill introduced to speed approval of duplexes in residential areas
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Evidence Suggests That Sheltering-In-Place is Working

Early data from Santa Clara County and Miami shows a direct correlation between closures and decline of flu-like illnesses.

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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.

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Shelter in place is leading to dramatic improvements in Bay Area air quality

The veteran member of the House Judiciary Committee is under the microscope for some curiously timed stock sales.

After a wildly successful 2019, the supermarket group is "purchasing aggressively."

In a pandemic, what we don't know CAN hurt us.

Four major banks agree to delay virus-related foreclosures.

A steady stream of complaints from students and parents reveals a school district in disarray.

Thinking about rushing to the local grocery store to stock up on toilet paper? That’s just about the dumbest thing that you could do today.

What is clear is that confident assurances about the death rate from President Trump or much of the media can't be trusted.

Graffiti is an addiction, he believes, a compulsion. His obsession is removing it. And collecting it.

Zemyran Prater created a lemonade delivery service to help pay the bills and finance his career in music. Then the business took off.

A steady stream of complaints from students and parents reveals a school district in disarray.

What is clear is that confident assurances about the death rate from President Trump or much of the media can't be trusted.

The veteran member of the House Judiciary Committee is under the microscope for some curiously timed stock sales.

From plain cheese slices to pan pizza to slices drizzled with balsamic reduction, Graffiti Pizza has you covered.

Bill introduced to speed approval of duplexes in residential areas

Early data from Santa Clara County and Miami shows a direct correlation between closures and decline of flu-like illnesses.

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