Where else will you find such recession-proof prices?
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Also feted as runner up for “Best in the East Bay Boutique.”
Prices will range from a mere $4 to $45.
Girl Scout cookie proceeds will benefit local Girl Scout Troop #31806
From lifeguard positions to overnight camp staff, Berkeley has a wide variety of seasonal positions open for its Youth Recreation programs.
Spring evokes a time of renewal.
High winds brought down trees and power lines. A wind gust of 93 mph was clocked in the East Bay.
Collecting any mushrooms in East Bay Regional Parks is not allowed.
This year’s climate system obviously calls for reinforcements.
Drop off donations for Alameda County Community Food bank at 1st United branches all year.
Miriam's Earthen Cookware is creating a healthier world, one nontoxic cooking pot at a time.
Vessels can be viewed in advance of the auction on the K-Dock at the Berkeley Marina.
The goal of the survey, which closes March 15, is to help the city refine a comprehensive plan to improve how it responds to wildfires.
Create a welcoming environment while ensuring a better life for others.
Changing Lives for a Better Tomorrow
Prince Harry's Pulitzer Prize-winning ghostwriter, a MacArthur fellow, a Nobel laureate and more will be honored. How to participate.
Eligible individuals and households can apply by March 8 for new program, which will include maintenance, helmet, locks, and training.
This Just In: Western Jewelry Event Starts Thursday, February 16!
To assure a pleasant shopping experience for all, the store will invite in a limited number of shoppers at a time.
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There are several programs available — including free passes at public libraries and Golden Bear passes for social security recipients.
The job fair is virtual but advance registration is required. See the link below.
Due to fire regulations, there will be a limited number of shoppers entering at any one time.
The theater on Shattuck Ave. has endured for 100 years and is a familiar place for locals to take in a movie.
Step up your game!
The park district is still dealing with storm damage and water releases from recent storms.
Student led Telegraph for People hopes to affect long-term change and see people less dependent on their vehicles.
Residents should also report problems such as downed powerlines, clogged drains and fallen trees.
"A lot of shelters that I've been in they kick you out at 5 o'clock in the morning and you have to take all your stuff with you," he said.
The annual Geminid meteor shower will peak Tuesday and Wednesday, Dec. 13-14.
If you plan ahead, you could save money twice!
Volunteers (l to r) Elaine Kowalik, Anna Webb, President Veronica Gant and Shari Carpenter marvel at Ms. Richardson's (l of tree) creations.
Mars makes its closest approach to Earth on Thursday.
Santa is back in Berkeley for Christmas and here is where you can see him.
Laurel Birch, Brighton and Chicos will be “in the house!”
This just in!
Save the Dates: November 22-24.
Berkeley will start charging $.10 for each bag that grocery store customers use to carry produce to the checkout stand.