The Berkeley Wire: 04.10.19
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April 10, 2019
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The Nosh Wire: 04.10.19
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Police: Man who returned fire, struck house charged in San Pablo Park shooting
A Vallejo felon was charged this week in connection with a drive-by shooting at a crowded Berkeley park in August after he allegedly shot back when a rival gang member opened fire, according to court papers.
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When being homeless means giving up your beloved dog
Milam Schultz had to give up his beloved companion Hot Rod to Berkeley Animal Care Services because he could no longer provide a good home for him. But he has visited his friend, who has not yet been adopted, regularly.
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Berkeley teacher Yvette Felarca ordered to pay conservative group $20,000
A federal judge ruled that the activist and her colleagues are responsible for Judicial Watch’s legal fees in a case involving Berkeley Unified.
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Opinion: Celebrating Ohlone Park, born in protest 50 years ago
One way to celebrate the anniversary would be to finish the vision of the artist Jean LaMarr, who wanted to create a Native garden around the mural she painted in 1975. Berkeley is now considering funding the idea.
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Berkeley police: Armed robbery, coffee shop laptop thefts, cellphone thefts, more
Berkeley police share news of several laptop and cellphone thefts, as well as an armed robbery in the past week.
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Bites: Cafenated Coffee coming to Gourmet Ghetto, Cult Crackers’ gluten-free matzah
Catch up on the latest East Bay food news and events.
