From long walks through Tilden Park to sailing rides at the Marina and prime spots to picnic, here are some of the best date ideas in Berkeley.
Cheese Board Collective
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What makes Berkeley a hotbed of worker co-ops?
With its roots in 1970s counterculture, Berkeley has more worker co-ops per capita than any other city in the state.
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Every worker-owned company in Berkeley
Berkeley’s many worker-owned companies can fix your bike, sell you biodiesel or furnish the glassware for your laboratory. Here’s a list of where to find them.
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Remembering Elizabeth Valoma, social worker, artist, co-founder of the Cheese Board Collective
Valoma was a world traveler, visual artist and cultural well-spring. She died at 91.
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After Homeroom, Allison Arevalo starts a new pasta project even closer to home
The co-founder of the popular mac n’ cheese restaurant started Pasta Friday to inspire others to cook for family and friends.
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Ask Nosh: Where did the term ‘Gourmet Ghetto’ come from?
Was it Herb Caen, Alice Kahn or someone else entirely who coined the phrase? You asked Nosh and we have the answer.
Posted inBites
Bites: East Bay restaurants open on Thanksgiving, Three Babes pop-up
Don’t miss the latest food news, updates and events happening in the East Bay.
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Bites: East Bay to get last dibs on Boccalone, Pizzafest, big changes at Spats
Find out the latest food news, updates and events happening in the East Bay.
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Bites: Cheese Board, Anthony’s Cookies, Sideshow, more
Find out the latest food news, updates and events happening in the East Bay.
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Berkeley’s Nabolom Bakery to reopen Monday
Nearly six months after the much-loved Elmwood bakery shuttered, it is coming back strong, with new bakers and pizza on the menu.
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Saul’s applies to build a parklet in front of deli
The Jewish deli has applied for a permit to build a parklet, which would be the third approved under a Berkeley pilot program launched last year.
Posted inCommunity
Video: 36 hours in Berkeley, California
This week, the New York Times turned its attention to Berkeley for its regular “36 Hours in…” series. It’s not the first time the city has been viewed through this lens. It was also featured in 2003. This time, however, they also created a video to give readers a sense of life in the city (scroll down to […]
