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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The Pak ‘n Save on San Pablo has really been showing its age. Built in 1994 with 1991’s Measure J funds and touted as
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As first reported by The Emeryville Tattler, Debbra Lindo has announced her retirement as the Emeryville School Superintendent effective June 30, 2014. Via this press
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A critical study session for the Sherwin Williams “Urban Village” project will be held at tonight’s Planning Commission meeting starting at 6:30pm at City
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After a recent string of violent incidents including the mugging of former Council-member Ken Bukowski in April and a daytime shooting at the Public
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The Emeryville Community Services department finished off its popular “Dinner & A Movie” series with a showing of Pixar’s “The Incredibles” at Doyle-Hollis park on
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Coincidentally, I was in New York during the 2005 transit strike. Mayor Bloomberg made a statement by walking the 1.1 miles across the Brooklyn
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Wouldn’t it be great if the real world functioned like the television show Law & Order? Passionate Detectives jettisoning around town, questioning, grilling, cleverly extracting
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As the Sherwin Williams project wraps up its due-diligence period and transitions to its next stage of procuring entitlements, the reality of the impact of
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A shooting occurred in broad daylight last Saturday on the corner of San Pablo and 45th near a nail salon. According to EPD Captain Dante
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Emeryville and the rest of the East Bay were denied the extravagant Labor Day celebration that we were promised because of the fractured bolt
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Even the Mayor of our city is not immune to the recent wave of smartphone thefts. Brinkman’s advice? “Don’t leave anything exposed,” he said. “It’s
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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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The once popular Emeryville Flower Outlet shuttered its doors in 2006 and the building that housed it and other small businesses, demolished. The plan
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E’ville Biz is an ongoing series spotlighting our thriving small business community. Once upon a time… There were two families with two children and
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If you’ve ever been to a true “Public Market”, then you may be disappointed with what Emeryville has to offer. Having recently visited Milwaukee’s
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The fabled Greenway across our city has stalled (I just got word that the Peladeau park plans have been delayed by another year), the
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Jac Asher: Triangle resident, parent of two, Lecturer in the Department of Gender and Women’s Studies at Cal and Vice-Mayor of our city has somehow
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Anyone who’s ever commuted by bike to our neighboring cities of Oakland or Berkeley via San Pablo knows what a harrowing experience it can
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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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“E’ville Biz” is an ongoing series spotlighting our thriving small business community. They look like they’re flying, these East Bay Pilates clients – as Krisna
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A harrowing account of Saturday’s Asiana Air Flight 214 SFO plane crash that claimed two young lives from one of our own 10,000+ residents. 32-year-old Emeryville
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Patrick O’Keeffe gave his 90 day retirement “notice” earlier this year setting off an exhaustive six-month search for Emeryville’s new City Manager (O’Keeffe has
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The much maligned construction of the Bay Bridge ($5 billion over budget and a decade late) has endured one folly after another and chipped
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