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Armed Robbery at Warring and Dwight; Robbers Still at Large
Police are trying to find two men suspected of robbing a 19-year-old man at gunpoint Monday evening.
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Berkeley Crime: Robbery on College, a Bicycle Thief and More
The Berkeley crime narrative for March 17—23 also incudes a commercial burglary on Shattuck Avenue. Plus, think 'TLC' to prevent auto burglary.
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Berkeley 4th Graders Launch Campaign to Bring Classmate Home
A petition on Change.org launched by two 10-year-olds calls on Senator Dianne Feinstein to help Rodrigo Guzman return home to the U.S. from Mexico.
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The Dreambox: Vending Machine for Automated 3D Printing from UC Students
Print your own cups, customized shot glasses, even parts for a drone plane ... courtesy of "Dolly."
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Berkeley Chamber to Host Two Sessions on Telegraph Avenue's Future
BYOL — bring your own lunch — and join the Berkeley Chamber of Commerce for two noontime sessions on the future of the Telegraph Avenue retail area.
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Council Eyes Fix for Disabled Parking in City Garages
On the Berkeley City Council agenda for April 2 is a staff recommendation to allow those with disabled-person placards or license plates to use an electronic card key for faster exiting. The current method of calling an attendant creates delays.
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Berkeley Flies Rainbow Flag
A rainbow flag fluttered from the city hall flagpole in Berkeley Tuesday, the day that the U.S. Supreme Court heard arguments in the challenge to California's Proposition 8, which bans same-sex marriages.
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Watch: Family of Girl Shot by Arrow Discuss Incident
The girl is reported as "doing fine" after the arrow was surgically removed.
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Jury Deadlocks in Child Pornography Trial with Berkeley Connections
A decision has yet to be made by prosecutors on whether to refile charges against a man charged with child pornography in a case with Berkeley links, according to a report by the Santa Cruz Sentinel.
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Head of Berkeley's Graduate Theological Union Named New President of St. Mary's College
James A. Donahue has been named the 29th president of Sait Mary's College of California.
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Supreme Court Hearing Proposition 8 Case Today
Proponents and opponents same-sex marriage rallied outside the U.S. Supreme Court this morning as justices began hearing arguments on the constitutionality of Proposition 8, California's voter-approved ban on same-sex marriage.
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BART Seismic Work to Cause Delays in Late-Night Transbay Service
Anticipated delays of up to 20 minutes will begin tonight, could last for 14 months, BART officials say.
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Thick Envelope, Thin Envelope: An Appeal to UC Berkeley
Wherein an East Bay high school senior refuses to take "not admitted" for an answer.
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Artificial Intelligence Expert Robert Wilensky Dies at 61
The professor emeritis of computer science died recently from a bacterial infection. A memorial service is expected in May.
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Berkeley Research Fellow Wins Oakland Marathon
The marathon, part of the annual oakland Running Festival, attracted more than 9,000 runners.
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Funeral Services Tuesday for Long-Time State Senator Nicholas C. Petris
Petris represented East Bay districts in the Caifornia State Assembly and State Senate for nearly 40 years. He died Wednesday at the age of 90.
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Crews Put Out Fire on UC Berkeley Campus
No injuries were reported in the fire, appears to have involved a UC building several blocks from the main portion of the campus.
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David Lance Goines to Donate Poster Sale Proceeds to Chez Panisse Renovation
Since 1972, the Berkeley artist has created more than 40 posters celebrating Shattuck Avenue restaurant, which was damaged by fire on March 8.
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Blood Drives in Berkeley This April
Check out the dates and times for local blood drives American Red Cross is putting on in Berkeley in April.
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Community Health Screening at Sal's Pharmacy
Sal's Pharmacy of Berkeley will be hosting a community health screening on Thursday, April 11, from 9:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
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