The Nosh Wire: 2.13.17
Your daily delivery of East Bay food news.
Archives – February 13, 2017
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Video: A tiny housing unit designed with the homeless in mind
On Feb. 14, Berkeley City Council is set to consider the idea of micro-units to house homeless and very low-income people. Here’s a look at one possible prototype.
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Seawolf, a neighborhood pub, opens tomorrow in Jack London Square
It replaces Warehouse Bar and Grill, a longtime favorite watering hole for the Oakland Police Department.
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Spiced chickpea stuffed sweet potatoes
This simple, seasonal vegan entrée is a fine antidote to this winter’s rainy weather.
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Op-ed: Ben Gould brings real leadership to produce housing affordability
Ben Gould is the only candidate who supports housing production for middle and upper-income residents.
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An exhibit of contemporary art serves as a balm to anti-Muslim rhetoric
The show features the art of seven artists, Muslim and non-Muslim.
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Op-ed: Shutting down Milo Yiannopoulos was the right thing to do
Milo Yiannopoulos is a high-level operative in Trump’s fascist regime and is working on the Nazification of American universities.
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Can resisting Trump be fun? Two Berkeley activists think so
A “Resist Trump” website founded by two UC Berkeley Law staffers has grown enormously in just a few weeks.
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‘Hand to God’ at Berkeley Rep is hilarious
With a very talented cast and tight direction by David Ivers, ‘Hand to God’ is a sparkling 100-minutes of comedy and calamity.
