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NFL Anthem Policy Shows Owners’ Cowardice, Not Patriotism
Team owners capitulated to President Trump’s divisive rants and spat on individual freedom this week by banning protests during the national anthem at football games.
by Chris De Benedetti | May 24, 2018
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Wall Street Comes to Alameda 3
The world's largest private equity firm buys the island's largest apartment complex.
by Rasheed Shabazz | May 23, 2018
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La Perla Serves Puerto Rican Food with Soul
At the Oakland restaurant, a former Borinquen Soul chef channels his parents' cooking with fresh energy.
by Janelle Bitker | May 23, 2018
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The Deadline for Best Of Nomination Voting Has Been Extended! 1
Vote for your favorite East Bay businesses and people.
by Kathleen Richards | May 21, 2018
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The Well to Reopen with Kava, Accessible Meals
by Janelle Bitker | May 24, 2018
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ACLU Files Lawsuit Against ICE Related to Its Use of License Plate Reader Databases
by Josh Slowiczek | May 24, 2018
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Citing Struggles with Landlord, Richmond's Salute E Vita Ristorante to Close
by Janelle Bitker | May 24, 2018
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Thursday’s Briefing: Berkeley Police Waited Six Years to Test Rape Kit; Alameda Officials Worried About Soil Safety at Alameda Point
by Kathleen Richards | May 24, 2018
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Wednesday’s Briefing: Oakland Public Ethics Commission Investigating Desley Brooks; Fire Officials Urge Oakland Hills Residents to Prepare for Fire Season 2
by Kathleen Richards | May 23, 2018
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Savage Love: Bad Sex Party Host
Also, the inner torment of a lesbian debating sleeping with a man.
by Dan Savage | May 23, 2018
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At Ebbing Sounds, Performance and Critique Collide
The San Francisco symposium pairs scholarly analysis of the digital music ecosystem with an international cast of electronic acts.
by Sam Lefebvre | May 23, 2018
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Berkeley Art Center's New 'Wonder Women' Exhibit Showcases Work of 10 Local Female Artists
"Being a wonder woman is surviving in a male dominant society."
by Lou Fancher | May 23, 2018
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