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Where are the Best Places to Watch the Super Bowl in El Cerrito?
Tell us where you think people who like a crowd should watch the San Francisco 49ers and Baltimore Ravens in Super Bowl XLVII.

Tell us where you think people who like a crowd should watch the San Francisco 49ers and Baltimore Ravens in Super Bowl XLVII.

The El Cerrito Police Blotter for Jan. 22-24 includes a burglary of a business in the 6500 block of Fairmount Ave., an attempted home burglary, a stolen Acura and the two shootings on Jan. 23 on the BART patch that Patch has already reported.
The accident shut down westbound lanes for more than two hours.
This year’s "Har-Bowl" — with brothers John and Jim Harbaugh coaching football teams against each other in the Super Bowl Feb. 3 — has us thinking about sibling rivalries.
Readers have questioned whether the shoes worn by the boys shot in El Cerrito's BART path on Wednesday were a Nike shoe brand affiliated with gangs and have commented that they should be banned.
Following the Wednesday afternoon shooting of two Albany High students on the BART path near the El Cerrito Library, police in Albany and Richmond say they've not seen similar incidents on the BART path in their cities.
One of the two teens shot Wednesday afternoon on the BART path near Fairmont Elementary School in El Cerrito was in surgery last night at a local hospital, according to police.
Yesterday's shooting where two teenage boys were shot by two other other teenagers on the BART path has left many worried. Are you concerned now about using the greenway?
The El Cerrito Police Blotter for Jan. 18-21 includes at least two home burglaries, on top of the 10 from the week before, plus the arrests of three bicyclists and of a woman who allegedly stole wine from Lucky and was chased through El Cerrito Plaza.
Check out some photos from Monday's parade. Share your own by adding them directly to the photo gallery.
Here's a brief run-down of what's open and closed in El Cerrito on Martin Luther King Jr. Day, Jan. 21, a national holiday.
The El Cerrito Police Blotter for Jan. 14-17 includes four new home break-ins, bringing the total for the week ending Jan. 17 to 10. A break-in on Cypress Avenue Tuesday occurred when the resident was home. The intruder fled.
Did you lose or land a job recently? Share your story.
Tell us the best place in town to watch the Niners play the Falcons.
Volunteers will work in teams of two for a two-hour period on Jan. 30
El Cerrito and Kensington residents have a choice of a number of local events and activities organized for the upcoming birthday of Martin Luther King Jr. and the MLK National Day of Service.
El Cerrito and Kensington's legislative representatives – U.S. Rep. George Miller, state Senator Loni Hancock and Assemblywoman Nancy Skinner – joined other East Bay legislators in voicing support for President Obama's proposals Wednesday.
Hint: this painting is not in this creature's homeland. If you are first to tell us in the comments below where it can be found in El Cerrito or Kensington, you'll win a prize.
State-mandated program requires Contra Costa County jails to house inmates transferred from state prisons.
The El Cerrito Police Blotter for Jan. 11-13 includes six home burglaries, including two where the front door was forced open, a stolen bicycle recovered because of a Craigslist ad and an "extremely intoxicated" 74-year-old man.