BERKELEY'S NEWS • SEPTEMBER 30, 2023
Shellmound
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State
OCTOBER 01, 2019
Gov. Gavin Newsom declares state's official Native American Day
CA Gov. Gavin Newsom issued a proclamation declaring Sept. 27 as the state's Native American Day.
State
OCTOBER 01, 2019
Gov. Gavin Newsom declares state's official Native American Day
CA Gov. Gavin Newsom issued a proclamation declaring Sept. 27 as the state's Native American Day.
City
MARCH 12, 2019
Berkeley recognizes occupation of Ohlone territory with new city signs
The city of Berkeley installed new signs Feb. 7 throughout the city deeming Berkeley as “Ohlone Territory” in homage to the city’s Ohlone roots.
City
MARCH 12, 2019
Berkeley recognizes occupation of Ohlone territory with new city signs
The city of Berkeley installed new signs Feb. 7 throughout the city deeming Berkeley as “Ohlone Territory” in homage to the city’s Ohlone roots.
City
MARCH 12, 2018
Construction may begin on West Berkeley site considered 'sacred' by Ohlone tribe
A 2017 California state law could allow a real estate developer to begin construction of an apartment complex on a site in West Berkeley considered sacred by Ohlone people after years of controversy and debate.
City
MARCH 12, 2018
Construction may begin on West Berkeley site considered 'sacred' by Ohlone tribe
A 2017 California state law could allow a real estate developer to begin construction of an apartment complex on a site in West Berkeley considered sacred by Ohlone people after years of controversy and debate.
City
OCTOBER 08, 2017
‘The true birthplace of Berkeley’: Ohlone tribe defends sacred Shellmound site
For Corrina Gould, a member of the Ohlone tribe, the site at 1900 Fourth St. is more than a parking lot — to her, the site is a sacred burial land and the first inhabited village of the first people in the San Francisco Bay Area.
City
OCTOBER 08, 2017
‘The true birthplace of Berkeley’: Ohlone tribe defends sacred Shellmound site
For Corrina Gould, a member of the Ohlone tribe, the site at 1900 Fourth St. is more than a parking lot — to her, the site is a sacred burial land and the first inhabited village of the first people in the San Francisco Bay Area.
