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They’re talking trash up on College Ave.

By Dan GreenmanDaily Planet Staff
Friday July 28, 2000

Road construction usually creates some confusion and a few inconveniences, but hardly ever does it bring the problems that College Avenue residents and merchants are facing right now. -more-



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Skateboard camp teaches kids skills, manners

By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff
Friday July 28, 2000

On top of a parking structure on the UC Berkeley campus, 24 skaters are hopping ramps, grinding rails and cruising two halfpipes under the watchful eyes of several experts. There isn’t a tattoo or piercing in sight as the skaters shred the park while a nearby radio plays some mellow tunes. -more-



Neighbors: Goldman expansion will hurt historic site, bring traffic

By Dan Greenman Daily Planet Staff
Friday July 28, 2000

UC Berkeley’s Goldman School of Public Policy wants to grow. Its expansion plans – construction of a second building next to present historic site – does not sit well with neighbors who filled a conference room at the school for a Wednesday evening public hearing on the expansion. -more-



Council calls for temporary halt to new telecom pedestals

By William Inman Daily Planet Staff
Friday July 28, 2000

Joel Jacobs and his neighbors on Peralta Street know that if they want to make it to the superhighway, they need the big green, often graffiti-covered pedestals that house telecommunication lines. -more-



Bad corner: one more accident

By Ian Buchanan Daily Planet Staff
Friday July 28, 2000

Sam Adkins was crossing the street at Berkeley’s most dangerous intersection Thursday afternoon, when he was struck by a car. -more-



Synagogue EIR released

Staff
Friday July 28, 2000

The Environmental Impact Report on the Congregation Beth El Synagogue and School has been released by the city. The report concludes that there are significant impacts in terms of noise and traffic, but that the impacts can be mitigated. -more-



Editorial

Berkeley pastor Finegan dies

Staff
Wednesday July 26, 2000

Dr. Jack Finegan, 92, died July 15. A highly respected scholar and professor of the New Testament and archaeology, he was a summer session dean, director of the Bade Institute of Biblical Archeology at the Pacific School of Religion, and served for twenty-five years as pastor for the University Christian Church, in Berkeley. -more-


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They’re talking trash up on College Ave. By Dan GreenmanDaily Planet Staff 07-28-2000

Calendar of Events & Activities 07-28-2000

Calendar of Events & Activities 07-28-2000

Letters to the editor 07-28-2000

07-28-2000

Skateboard camp teaches kids skills, manners By Jared Green Daily Planet Staff 07-28-2000

Neighbors: Goldman expansion will hurt historic site, bring traffic By Dan Greenman Daily Planet Staff 07-28-2000

Council calls for temporary halt to new telecom pedestals By William Inman Daily Planet Staff 07-28-2000

Bad corner: one more accident By Ian Buchanan Daily Planet Staff 07-28-2000

Synagogue EIR released Staff 07-28-2000

Runners gather for peace By Drew Beck Daily Planet Staff 07-27-2000

Letters to the Editor 07-27-2000

Calendar of Events & Activities 07-27-2000

Council places eviction controls on Nov. ballot By William Inman Daily Planet Staff 07-27-2000

Lawyer in Stephans’ case wants to talk to witness, view photos By Michael Coffino Daily Planet Correspondent 07-27-2000

Housing authority won’t be changed before September By Nina Wu Special to the Daily Planet 07-27-2000

Local group protesting tower; worried about views, values By Dan Greenman Daily Planet Staff 07-27-2000

Marina workers rally at city hall for a living wage judith scherr/Daily Planet Staff 07-26-2000

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Brunetti heads to greener pastures By Ian Buchanan Daily Planet Staff 07-26-2000

Pacifica director wants to meet with listener-sponsors Staff 07-26-2000

Protester sues city, police for violating his rights Attorney John Burris asks city for $1 million By Judith Scherr Daily Planet Staff 07-26-2000

They’re flying so very high By William Inman Daily Planet Staff 07-26-2000

Ducan to seek reelection Staff 07-26-2000

Redevelopment may be answer to South Berkeley blight, city planners say By William Inman Daily Planet Staff 07-25-2000

Calendar of Events & Activities 07-25-2000

Letters to the Editor 07-25-2000

Calendar of Events & Activities 07-25-2000

“Lottomania” looks at the pitfalls of addiction By John Angell Grant Daily Planet Correspondent 07-25-2000

Council to hold marathon pre-break session By William Inman Daily Planet Staff 07-25-2000

Councilmember says thanks 07-25-2000

Woolley calls it quits By Judith Scherr Daily Planet Staff 07-25-2000

Pacifica director tells her side By Judith Scherr Daily Planet Staff 07-25-2000

Richmond man shot in Berkeley Daily Planet Staff and wire reports 07-25-2000

Bicycle Bob of South Berkeley fixes bikes and builds community By Pamela Marcus Special to the Daily Planet 07-24-2000

Calendar of Events & Activities 07-24-2000

Letter to the Editor 07-24-2000

Candidates get election papers By Judith Scherr Daily Planet Staff 07-24-2000

Church celebration fetes Japanese, Buddhist traditions By Dan Greenman Daily Planet Staff 07-24-2000

Youth take stand, run against violence By Drew Beck Special to the Daily Planet 07-24-2000

Conflict over new Hills Fire Station By William InmanDaily Planet Staff 07-22-2000

Calendar of Events & Activities 07-22-2000

San Pablo Park looks to retain its local flavor By Dan Greenman Daily Planet Staff 07-22-2000

Worthington wants to return bond money to taxpayers By William Inman Daily Planet Staff 07-22-2000

Memorial Stadium lights generate heat By C.P. Kaiser Special to the Daily Planet 07-22-2000