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The gardens at People’s Park are just one of many community gardening efforts around Berkeley.
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UC Berkeley Professor of the Graduate School in plant and microbial biology John Taylor frequented the UC Botanical Garden with his wife during the COVID-19 pandemic. For Taylor, the garden was one of the few places they could visit that was open at the time.
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As one walks through the steep winding paths of John Hinkel Park, it’s easy to forget about the hustle and bustle of Berkeley. Its oak-studded creeks and full canopy of trees are fantastic places to play hide and seek and experience the wonder of nature.
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Berkeley City Council heard the terms of UC Berkeley’s Long Range Development Plan, or LRDP, and adopted items on its consent calendar Tuesday.
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Berkeley Chess School alumnus Sam Shankland advanced to the quarterfinals of the Chess World Cup in Sochi, Russia, on Monday.
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After examining parts of an untested rape kit, the Alameda County District Attorney’s office levied new charges earlier this month against Keith Asberry, who has already been arrested on suspicion of sexual assault and murder.
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Former Berkeley City Councilmember Max Anderson passed a resolution in February 2015 declaring all Mondays in the city as “Meatless Mondays” in support of sustainability efforts.
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A woman in her 50s died following a collision Monday involving a vehicle and another pedestrian in the area of Ashby Avenue and Newbury Street.
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At Berkeley Food Network’s onsite pantry, clients visited 1,600 times a week in February 2020. This number increased to 5,000 in April of the same year, and has since remained constant, according to Berkeley Food Network, or BFN, office manager Erika Larson.
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Pyro’s Pastrami, an Oakland-based sandwich pop-up, will soon purvey pastramis on rye for Berkeley residents’ procurement in a new permanent deli.
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