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The Berkeley Wire: 06.04.20
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Employee at Berkeley Whole Foods on Telegraph tests positive for COVID-19
The case was first reported to employees in a text message alert on Tuesday at 6 p.m. The store remains open and the grocery chain says it is following health and safety guidelines.
The Sit List: 5 things you can do to support the Black community
Want to help the Black Lives Matter cause but don’t know how? Donate (we suggest where), sign petitions that matter, educate yourself and listen to the insights of brilliant Black poets.
Opinion: Making Black Lives Matter right here in Berkeley
If Berkeley Police Department wants to distinguish itself from the vile practices of the Minneapolis Police Department, it needs to address racism and racial bias within its own department.
Update: City of Berkeley has ended its emergency curfew
Berkeley called off its emergency curfew on Thursday afternoon following two relatively quiet nights in the city, authorities report.
10 locally made frozen foods to ease cooking fatigue
From gooey mac and cheese to meaty dumplings and Middle Eastern fare, we’ve culled together a sampling of East Bay-made frozen foods that are ready to pop in the oven when you need a break.
Small Screen Berkeley: ‘Tommaso,’ starring Willem Dafoe
Now available to screen at home, this film marks the seventh collaboration between Dafoe and the director. An eighth comes out in July.
Oakland’s curfew in context: The long history of curfews against anti-racist movements
To understand why countless Oakland residents will gather to defy the curfew tonight, it’s important to understand how curfews have long been used to quell pain and fury in communities of color.
The Berkeley Wire: 06.03.20
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