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November 2, 2023
Posted inCrime & Safety
Southwest Berkeley 1-year-old sickened by meth, police say
Police said they did not suspect anything amiss until a hospital toxicology test showed drugs in the child’s urine.
Posted inSchools
UC Berkeley takes significant step to repatriate 4,400 Native American human remains
It would be the largest repatriation by far at an institution that holds more than 9,000 ancestral remains and has lagged behind in returning its holdings under the Native American Graves Protection and Repatriation Act.
Posted inCity
Who’s paying for the District Attorney Pamela Price recall campaign?
Price’s critics have raised over $500,000. Meanwhile, the DA has raised far less to defend herself — $15,000.
Posted inArts
Ashkenaz celebrates 50 years as Berkeley’s folk dance palace
A foot-stomping “rhythms of resilience” gala this Saturday will conclude a year of celebration for the iconic Berkeley venue.
Posted inEvents
Around Berkeley: Metal sculptures, spooky stories, art walk and Le Jazz Hot Quartet
Other events include the Head West outdoor market at Fourth Street, a book signing with Mandy Aftel and a silent film showing with live music played by UC Berkeley students.
Posted inNosh Features
With kimchi sour and other ‘out there’ flavors, Dokkaebier builds a following
The Oakland brewery thrives on experimentation and an adventurous and innovative spirit.
Posted inObituaries
Remembering Ned Pearlstein, Laney College professor and activist
Pearlstein, 94, served as president of both Laney’s faculty senate and its senate union, and sailed his boat from the Berkeley Marina to protest military presence in the bay.
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Upgrades before a house sale can prevent delays and price reductions
Sellers should consider replacing old electrical and plumbing systems that may not pass increasingly strict insurance requirements.
