The Nosh Wire: 2.6.17
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Archives – February 6, 2017
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AG Ferrari, a fixture on College Avenue for 27 years, has closed
Its four remaining retail stores, two of which are in Oakland, will remain open.
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It’s time to vote for downtown Berkeley council rep
Early voting began Monday, Feb. 6, for downtown Berkeley residents who want a say in who will represent them on the City Council. See how the candidates compare.
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Nyum Bai, a Cambodian pop-up, has joined Emeryville’s Public Market
Chef Nite Yun will have a six month residency in the food hall, serving “nostalgic” Cambodian cuisine.
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Berkeley volunteers count the city’s homeless population
Berkeleyside joins an early-morning homeless count in Berkeley, part of Alameda County’s 2017 homeless Point-in-Time census and survey.
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Update: The Wolf will open Wednesday on Piedmont Avenue
The new restaurant will pick up where its predecessor, Bay Wolf, left off.
