Turnover on Telegraph Avenue: Fried chicken sandwich eatery The Bird to replace The Melt
The eatery is expected to open its doors by early May, according to Stuart Baker, executive director of the Telegraph Business Improvement District.
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The Village on Telegraph to be redeveloped for housing and retail units
The Village, a dining and retail plaza located at 2556 Telegraph Ave., will be replaced by a new building that includes housing and retail space.
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Amoeba Music set to open High-Fidelity dispensary on Telegraph Avenue in April
The dispensary, named High-Fidelity, will be located next to the Amoeba Music store, according to Amoeba Music worker Kevin Monteiro.
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Berkeley may soon tax vacant storefronts to address ‘neighborhood blight’
Berkeley City Council is considering imposing a tax on vacant storefronts to incentivize property owners to rent out their space.
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The Melt closes on Telegraph Avenue after more than 5 years in Berkeley
The Melt, a sandwich eatery at 2400 Telegraph Ave., closed suddenly for unknown reasons Monday after more than five years in Berkeley.
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Anti-Nazi signs appear in windows of businesses in Berkeley
A poster warning Berkeley residents of the advent of Nazis and alt-right fascists cropped up in the window of Spats, a pub at 1974 Shattuck Ave. — ”Nazis are coming, defend Berkeley!” cautioned the sign.
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Pieology on Telegraph Avenue closes after 3 years
Pieology Pizzeria’s Berkeley location on 2468 Telegraph Ave. closed its doors Monday after three years of operation.
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Joshu-Ya reopens as Kyushu Ramen
Joshu-Ya Brasserie, once a popular Japanese sushi restaurant on Dwight Way off Telegraph Avenue, has closed and reopened as Kyushu Ramen.
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City Council moves toward banning plastic straws
On Tuesday, City Council approved a proposal to explore the possibility of banning plastic straws in Berkeley’s bars, restaurants and coffee shops.
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People’s Park faces ambiguous future in light of UC housing plans
How the interests of these different stakeholders — the park’s owners, residents and surrounding community — are prioritized will determine the park’s future, especially in light of campus plans to develop student housing on the site.
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