Comcast or AT&T? Expensive & Fast or Cheap & Slow? The old adage of “voting with your wallet” doesn’t really apply when you’re faced
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Cafe’s have been called the new urban social hubs and regardless if you partake in the daily ritual, I think most will agree that
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Let’s get this out of the way. This is not an attack on renters but on policies that encourage rentals and discourage ownership. Policies
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Sadly, an agreement between the landlord and Cafe Aquarius owner Patrick Feehan could not be reached and they will remain closed indefinitely. We held out hope
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The “E’ville Voices” guest blogger series was created to net a broader range of voices about our city in flux and initiate dialogue through
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The fake documentary Exit Through the Gift Shop opened up the underground world of street art to the masses and made a star out
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On the day proclaimed “National Dog Day” (August 26th) I thought it a good time to take inventory of our own city’s dog friendly
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Our Nations birthday, the America’s Cup opening ceremony, live music and delicious food set to the backdrop of the picturesque Emeryville Marina. The stage
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There’s no doubt that Pixar helped put Emeryville on the map and they have a history of being generous, but have they become the “Trophy Wife”
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Former Mayor and 6-term Council member Ken Bukowski survived an attempted armed-mugging last Saturday evening first reported by the Tattler while walking to the
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Emeryville is in the news again for the wrong reasons. Like this recent report labeling us as having the Bay Area’s highest violent crime
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I first heard the term NOBE (pronounced No’ bē) a few months ago through an Emeryville news alert for this article. The recently produced video below (since
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In a faceless building, ironically next to the AgeSong senior community, is Neptune Society’s Apollo Crematorium. A business that has existed in Emeryville since the
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Emeryville, an industrial center that languished for years, changed its image in the 1990s by becoming an arts center. In the early 20th century,
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With the Emeryville Election just three weeks away, our mailboxes will no doubt be bombarded with candidate and measure flyers. Sometimes it’s hard to
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It’s the blog I didn’t want to have to write. The goal of colony management is to get the colony to the point where
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Part III in a three part series by EWL resident J.R. Hampton Once the three weeks of trapping and vet visits are over, things
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The second in a 3-part series by EWL resident J.R. Hampton The next step was to live-trap the new cats and kittens. I remembered
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Emeryville's school district has ended 10 years of state control by paying off the final installment of a $1.3 million loan it had to
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I’m on my hands and knees calling “kitty kitty” to the small orange cat that, after weeks of tuna and baby talk has finally
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Patch of Green in Emeryville « Playing With Politics.
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