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BERKELEY'S NEWS • SEPTEMBER 23, 2023

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The man, a 21-year-old UC student, was riding a skateboard down Euclid Avenue and was unable to stop when the street light turned red, according to Berkeley Police Department spokesperson Byron White.
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The man, a 21-year-old UC student, was riding a skateboard down Euclid Avenue and was unable to stop when the street light turned red, according to Berkeley Police Department spokesperson Byron White.
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At least one person was injured and sent to the hospital after a car accident at the intersection of Hearst Avenue and Euclid Avenue late Tuesday afternoon, according to Berkeley Police Department spokesperson Officer Byron White.
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At least one person was injured and sent to the hospital after a car accident at the intersection of Hearst Avenue and Euclid Avenue late Tuesday afternoon, according to Berkeley Police Department spokesperson Officer Byron White.
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Parks remain an important way to bring natural green space into the urban environment. Berkeley boasts a huge number of parks, both large and small.
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Parks remain an important way to bring natural green space into the urban environment. Berkeley boasts a huge number of parks, both large and small.
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According to the alert, the vehicle stopped near the victim, and three men "jumped out" and attacked the victim.
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According to the alert, the vehicle stopped near the victim, and three men "jumped out" and attacked the victim.
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As construction of the Hearst Complete Streets Project continues, AC Transit bus lines 52, 65 and F will not serve their regular stops on Hearst Avenue at Arch Street and Euclid Avenue.
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As construction of the Hearst Complete Streets Project continues, AC Transit bus lines 52, 65 and F will not serve their regular stops on Hearst Avenue at Arch Street and Euclid Avenue.
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After 18 years of managing Hummingbird Cafe on Euclid Avenue, Jamal Fares has decided to move onto his next venture only a couple storefronts away: Zach’s Snacks.
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After 18 years of managing Hummingbird Cafe on Euclid Avenue, Jamal Fares has decided to move onto his next venture only a couple storefronts away: Zach’s Snacks.
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Construction on Hearst Avenue will begin within a matter of weeks as part of the city’s $3 million Hearst Complete Streets Project, which aims to improve transportation efficiency and safety on the north side of campus.
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Construction on Hearst Avenue will begin within a matter of weeks as part of the city’s $3 million Hearst Complete Streets Project, which aims to improve transportation efficiency and safety on the north side of campus.
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Nestled in the northeast hills of the city, District 6 finds itself in a time of potential transition as its City Council member seat is up for reelection — first-time candidates Isabelle Gaston and Fred Dodsworth are currently in the running against incumbent Susan Wengraf.
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Nestled in the northeast hills of the city, District 6 finds itself in a time of potential transition as its City Council member seat is up for reelection — first-time candidates Isabelle Gaston and Fred Dodsworth are currently in the running against incumbent Susan Wengraf.
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Berkeley barbershops and beauty salons are one step closer to being able to legally serve alcohol to customers after the state assembly passed AB-1322 on Aug. 22.
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Berkeley barbershops and beauty salons are one step closer to being able to legally serve alcohol to customers after the state assembly passed AB-1322 on Aug. 22.
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State legislators are one step closer to striking down the sales tax on menstrual products sold across California, after the Senate Appropriations Committee approved Assembly Bill 1561 on Aug. 11.
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State legislators are one step closer to striking down the sales tax on menstrual products sold across California, after the Senate Appropriations Committee approved Assembly Bill 1561 on Aug. 11.
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