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Thriftworks: The Bizarre Beat-Maker

Thriftworks: The Bizarre Beat-Maker Some of the most interesting experimental electronic music is being made in Berkeley. January 15, 2014

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Music, Jul 9, 2014
Is San Francisco Doomed?

Musician Hannah Lew sounds off on her new album, a changing city, and $4 toast.
- By Madeleine Key
- Tags: Music, Hannah Lew, Crime on the Moon, San Francisco Is Dead, Cold Beat

Music, CD Reviews Jul 2, 2014
Sam Smith

In the Lonely Hour
- By Madeleine Key
- Tags: CD Reviews, Sam Smith

Music, CD Reviews Jun 25, 2014
How to Dress Well

"What Is This Heart?"
- By Madeleine Key
- Tags: CD Reviews, How to Dress Well

News & Opinion, Eco Watch Jun 25, 2014
Confusion Reigns Over Oakland Urban Gardens

Oakland city staffers have been telling residents that they need to pay a $3,000 fee to grow vegetables on blighted lots — but that turns out to be untrue.
- By Madeleine Key
- Tags: Eco Watch, urban gardens, Oakland Planning Department, Oakland Food Policy Council, blight

Music, CD Reviews Jun 17, 2014
Big Freedia

Just Be Free
- By Madeleine Key
- Tags: CD Reviews, Big Freedia

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Friday's Briefing: Schaaf appoints new Oakland city administrator; NRA sues Alameda County for shutting down gun shops

Backlog of covid-19 testing results is large
Berkeley Farms Is Closing

The 110-year-old Hayward-based dairy brand will soon cease to exist.
Matt Horn Will Stage Another Pop-Up Giveaway

The Oakland pitmaster will serve free lunches outside Horn Barbecue on April 4.
Tuesday's Briefing: Bay Area sees encouraging signs of flattening the curve; Oakland sideshows are back

U.C. Berkeley scientists offering COVID-19 pop-up lab
East Bay Guide to Sheltering in Place

These local businesses are still open to serve you during these extraordinary times.

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.
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.
Erase

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.
Thursday's Briefing: Oakland City Council proposes ordinance to protect renters from coronavirus-related evictions; A's season is postponed

Berkeley approves 'ban the box' ordinance for renters

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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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)
Berkeley Accommodates Some RV Dwellers But Turns Blind Eye Toward Most

City council's plan to create new long-term parking options is a start, but not a long-term solution.
- Comments (2)
The Crisis Underscores the Need to Treat Students as Whole People

In the wake of the virus, we will need to pay more attention to students' feelings.
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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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