Court order halts construction at People’s Park until mid-July
Two Berkeley neighborhood groups filed the lawsuit last summer.
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Roads closed for Fourth of July due to fire danger in Berkeley
Fireworks remain prohibited, and several roads and parking lots commonly used as viewpoints for Fourth of July celebrations in the Berkeley Hills will be closed to vehicles.
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Shop Talk: New school and club sails into the Berkeley marina; tech company turns worker co-op
Inspire Sailing opened at the marina a year ago. Catch up on this and other Berkeley retail and small business news.
West Berkeley’s king of kosher wine is blowing his horn once again
Jeff Morgan, co-founder of Covenant Wines, gave up jazz and the tenor sax for kosher winemaking. Now he’s combining his two loves with an outdoor music series.
All the East Bay restaurants that closed in June
Restaurants of note that closed in Berkeley, Oakland and beyond for June 2022.
Flush with state cash, BUSD budget will be largest ever next year
District leaders emphasized student well-being and supporting struggling learners while cutting Virtual Academy and a handful of teaching positions.
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Budget: Berkeley set to ramp up funding for street paving
The City Council approved the $733 million biennial budget for the 2023 and 2024 fiscal years Tuesday night.
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All the East Bay restaurants that closed in June
Restaurants of note that closed in Berkeley, Oakland and beyond for June 2022.
All the East Bay restaurants that opened in June
All the restaurants that opened in Berkeley, Oakland and beyond for June 2022.
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A paper nest, a bird tattoo: Berkeley’s peregrine falcons inspire artists near and far
Artists’ fascination with the raptors atop the UC Berkeley Campanile has led to paintings, drawings, digital art and a tattoo.
The Berkeley Wire: 06.29.22
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