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Opened in late spring 1985, Berkeley’s Lalime restaurant on Gilman Street bid a sentimental goodbye through a statement to its customers on its website, declaring it would have to close due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
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More than 300 community members logged on to the third Berkeley Unified School District, or BUSD, town hall meeting Wednesday night where it was announced instruction would not return to normal with the upcoming school year.
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Berkeley Police Review Commission chair Kitty Calavita updated the commission on the details of how the Berkeley Police Department is dealing with the new situations created by COVID-19 at its regular meeting Wednesday.
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Are you running out of ways to keep yourself occupied during the lockdown? The Clog’s got you covered with new ways you can spend time during quarantine!
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While 2020 is off to a rocky start, it seems that each month seems to invite a new outlandish challenge. Here are the Clog’s June predictions.
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Chancellor Carol Christ announced Tuesday the results of the previous week’s #GivingTuesdayNow, a “global day of giving” to support the people most affected by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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The bright pink sky hanging over Evans Diamond the evening of March 10 was striking, toting with it the promise of equally electrifying baseball. Its assurance was certainly delivered — a white-knuckle 9-8 contest between Cal and San Jose State gave the toiling Bears their second win over an eight-game
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Junior outfielder Connor Mack and sophomore pitcher Nick Proctor were named to the Academic All-District Baseball Team on May 14 for their accomplishments in the classroom and on the diamond.
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Berkeley Police Department officers responded Thursday to a person allegedly throwing glass into the street on the 3000 block of San Pablo Avenue, leading to street closures.
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Organizing hubs such as Swing Left make it easy to write letters and partake in remote, grassroots activities aiding Democratic candidates in swing states.
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