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BERKELEY'S NEWS • SEPTEMBER 27, 2023

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Due to ongoing litigation with the city of Berkeley regarding its sale, the U.S. Postal Service removed the Downtown Berkeley post office from its commercial listings of buildings for sale earlier this month.
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Due to ongoing litigation with the city of Berkeley regarding its sale, the U.S. Postal Service removed the Downtown Berkeley post office from its commercial listings of buildings for sale earlier this month.
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In the days after the violent stabbing of a man protesting the sale of the main Berkeley post office Thursday, protesters have become concerned about the future of their efforts to stop what they describe as the privatization of the building.
In the days after the violent stabbing of a man protesting the sale of the main Berkeley post office Thursday, protesters have become concerned about the future of their efforts to stop what they describe as the privatization of the building.
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Residents filled the Berkeley City Council Chambers to voice their concerns about the relocation of the downtown Berkeley Post Office during a public meeting Thursday.
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Residents filled the Berkeley City Council Chambers to voice their concerns about the relocation of the downtown Berkeley Post Office during a public meeting Thursday.
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The Berkeley City Council approved the sending of a resolution that formally urges the U.S. Postal Service not to sell the main post office.
The Berkeley City Council approved the sending of a resolution that formally urges the U.S. Postal Service not to sell the main post office.
The historic post office buildings that are up for sale are, at the moment, public property. Your article “Downtown Berkeley post office to close after 97 years” (July 2) indicates that they will soon be passing into private hands but doesn't disclose who or what is bidding on them.
The historic post office buildings that are up for sale are, at the moment, public property. Your article “Downtown Berkeley post office to close after 97 years” (July 2) indicates that they will soon be passing into private hands but doesn't disclose who or what is bidding on them.
The United States Postal Service agency has decided to close its Allston Way branch in Downtown Berkeley due to revenue declines after 97 years in its location.
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The United States Postal Service agency has decided to close its Allston Way branch in Downtown Berkeley due to revenue declines after 97 years in its location.
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