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Hit-and-run driver who struck two cyclists is arrested

Berkeley Police have arrested the owner of the car which was involved in a hit-and-run collision with two cyclists on Tunnel Road in Berkeley on the afternoon of April 25. Michael Patrick Medaglia, 43, of Oakland, was arrested at the Jack London Inn in... »

The Berkeley Wire: 04.27.12

Ernest Callenbach, author of “Ecotopia” dies at 83 [New York Times] Berkeley shop will recycle disability equipment [Tribune] Photo: At the Vivarium, by dyannaanfang/Berkeleyside Flickr pool.   By Tracey Taylor. | Permalink | No comment | Post tags: »

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Berkeleyside says thank you to its advertisers

Berkeleyside would like to express its gratitude to our current advertisers: Actors Ensemble of Berkeley, Amoeba Music, Aurora Theatre, Berkeley Lab, Berkeley Playhouse, Berkeley Poetry Festival, Berkwood Hedge School, Bernardo Lopez Garden Design & In... »

University open letter addresses “confusion” on Gill Tract

The University of California Berkeley has responded to the self-styled “Occupy the Farm” protest at the Gill Tract with an open letter to neighbors. In the letter, university administrators describe what they call “confusion and concern” over the prope... »

Police blotter: Recent crime in Berkeley

This is a partial list of recent crimes in Berkeley based on information from the Berkeley Police Department, followed by a snapshot of BPD activity this week. The calls for service spreadsheet is available on Google Docs. See also the San Francisco Ch... »

New group with Berkeley roots aims to get kids outside

A new global group -- with roots here in Berkeley -- wants to put the play (and some risk) back in childrens' outdoor environments. Continue reading » »

Video: Cyclists struck by hit-and-run driver in Berkeley

A somewhat mysterious video was published on YouTube yesterday showing a car hitting two cyclists who are riding up Tunnel Road in Berkeley. The black car failed to stop after the collision and the cyclists, one of whom had a video mounted to the front... »

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The Berkeley Wire: 04.26.12

Divino review: family Italian place in Berkeley [SFGate] Five Berkeley faculty honored for exceptional teaching [UCB] “Ecotopia” author Callenbach, 83, dies in Berkeley [Boston.com] Daily Cal VOICE campaign heads back to trial [Daily Cal] Canyon contra... »

Berkeley owl chick will soon branch out, says expert

The owl chick that has been drawing crowds of fascinated adults and children to Berkeley’s Claremont Canyon trail, where its parents made a nest in a Eucalyptus tree some weeks ago, will soon began to “branch out” and explore its surroundings before ma... »

Berkeley’s Mayor Bates announces his re-election bid

Mayor Tom Bates, who has held office since 2002, announced his widely anticipated bid for re-election today. Bates has served one two-year term and two four-year terms for. Berkeley’s mayor used his recently activated Twitter account to break the news ... »

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Berkeley parkers may get five-minute grace period

The Berkeley City Council will consider whether to give parkers a five minute grace period on their parking meters Continue reading » »

It takes three to tango: Trio Garufa play Berkeley Friday

When Guillermo Garcia moved to the Bay Area in the mid-90s, he was an accomplished tango guitarist whose career path had left little time for performing. Born and raised in Argentina and trained as a sound engineer in Paris at the Pompidou Center’s cut... »

The Berkeley Wire: 04.25.12

Berkeley City Council to explore funding options for city’s pools [Daily Cal] Dynamic campus program for students over 50 gets support [UCB] Green-themed artworks enliven Berkeley streets [UCB News] Cal takes hands-off approach to new Occupy camp [Berk... »

Orchestras, circuses, dance, and more at Cal Performances

Cal Performances launched their 2012-13 season yesterday with a live Skype chat with conductor Esa-Pekka Salonen, whose Philharmonia Orchestra will be in residence in November. “It’s a neat little program of concerts you’ve got for Berkeley,” Salonen t... »

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Kayak theft puts Berkeley youth program in jeopardy

The theft of twelve ocean kayaks from a storage trailer in Aquatic Park has put a summer  program for Berkeley youth in jeopardy. The kayaks, which are owned by the California Police Activities League (CalPAL), were located in a parking lot owned by th... »

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