Top Stories
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Updating a Narrative of Slavery
In her second novel, Margaret Wilkerson Sexton spans centuries to find a fresh angle on the continuing trauma of racism in America.
by Michael Berry | Nov 12, 2019
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A Trip to the Winners' Circle
Christian Bale, Matt Damon, and the sizzling race scenes in Ford v Ferrari are speed crazy.
by Kelly Vance | Nov 12, 2019
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A New Restaurant Critic’s First Year in Review
A compilation of the best bites in my first year on the job as a food critic.
by Katherine Hamilton | Nov 12, 2019
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The Clock is Ticking at Point Molate 9
Should Richmond really build a waterfront community along the historic cul-de-sac directly adjacent to Chevron’s refinery?
by Janis Hashe | Nov 12, 2019
Recent
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Thursdays Briefing: Oakland drops Coliseum lawsuit; Man detained by BART for eating a sandwich is suing
U.C. regent accused of sexual harassment by grad student
by Steven Tavares | Nov 14, 2019
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Wednesday's Briefing: Orinda police were in Oakland at the time of Halloween night shooting; OUSD meeting could move behind closed doors
Fat Slice is closing
by Steven Tavares | Nov 13, 2019
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Spinning Bones, A California-Style Rotisserie, Opens in Alameda
This unique addition offers quality meats prepared with California sensibilities and Japanese-Hawaiian ingredients.
by Katherine Hamilton | Nov 12, 2019
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Tuesday's Briefing: BART GM apologizes to African American man for sandwich fiasco; Survivors of Gilroy shooting will file lawsuit
Steph Curry to have second surgery on broken hand
by Steven Tavares | Nov 12, 2019
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Fired Piedmont Custodian Seeks to Clear his Name 2
After filing grievances over a disciplinary incident that he believes was unfair, Ken Mockel was accused of far more serious charges that school attorneys later misrepresented.
by Mary Rees | Nov 12, 2019
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Why Home Ownership Has Kept Declining
In Homewreckers, Aaron Glantz revisits the scenes of the crime.
by Lou Fancher | Nov 12, 2019
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Oakland Delays Pot-Tax Vote, but 'Damage Already Done' 1
It's impossible to know how much cannabis business has been lost to cities with lower rates. But it's a lot.
by Dan Mitchell | Nov 12, 2019
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Letters Sept. 16 - Oct. 16
| Nov 12, 2019
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