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Making Room for the Oakland A's?

Dan Altwarg of Markus Supply says he might fight an effort to put a stadium where his business is.

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A's Fan Ejected for Heckling Lew Wolff
Leon post-ejection.
Jonathan Riley
Apr 28, 2010

CSUEB Students Present Demands, End Protest Peacefully
Students at CSUEB present their demands.
Jonathan Riley
Mar 4, 2010

CSUEB Students Present Demands, End Protest Peacefully
Thomas Candelario, director of Legislative Affairs of the...
Jonathan Riley
Mar 4, 2010

CSUEB Students Present Demands, End Protest Peacefully
Jonathan Riley
Mar 4, 2010

CSUEB Students Present Demands, End Protest Peacefully
Jonathan Riley
Mar 4, 2010

Making Room for the Oakland A's?
Dan Altwarg of Markus Supply says he might...
Jonathan Riley
Feb 10, 2010

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