Robert Gammon

Robert Gammon is the news editor of the Express, Oakland and Alameda magazines, and The East Bay Monthly. He joined the Express staff in 2004 after spending six years as a reporter for the Oakland Tribune. He also writes the Express column Seven Days, along with a feature-cover story now and then.

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