One neighbor told Berkeleyside they were trying to nap when they “heard a series of gunshots and a crash followed by someone screaming.”
May 13, 2022
Posted inCity
City of Berkeley urges indoor masking as COVID-19 cases spike again
Berkeley’s case rate is higher than it’s been at any point in the pandemic other than the omicron surge. Hospitalizations remain low.
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We’ve shortened the commenting window, removed downvotes and made a few other adjustments to improve the quality of discussion on Berkeleyside.
Posted inSchools
Berkeley middle-schoolers protest in support of Roe v. Wade
Led by seventh-grader Jayce Cooper, students at Longfellow Middle School chanted pro-choice slogans in a small demonstration on Thursday.
Posted inNosh Features
Le Bateau Ivre, a European cafe in the heart of Berkeley, celebrates 50 years
Opened by Arlene Giordano and Tom Cooper in 1972, Le Bateau Ivre is many things to many people.
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Shotgun Players’ ‘A Small Fire’ looks for a light in the long tunnel of illness
Adam Bock’s play, written years before the pandemic, was inspired by a stroke, but has new relevance.