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December 11, 2013

In the Neighborhood·News·News & Commentary·Restaurants

Property Owner demands force closure of E’ville Favorite Cafe Aquarius

For over six years now, Cafe Aquarius has delighted us with their sunny-patio, friendly staff, “Greenway” specials and dog-friendly amenities. Their pastries have been heralded

December 10, 2013

News & Commentary·Planning & Development

AvalonBay proposing 94ft./260-Unit rental development at Nady Systems site

Developers will present preliminary designs for a 260 unit, 6-level, 3,000 square feet Multi-Family housing project to the Planning Commission at City Hall this

December 2, 2013

News & Commentary·Planning & Development

Emeryville Braces for its annual Holiday Tradition: Traffic Gridlock

A former Emeryville City Manager famously commented that “We want to have a traffic problem” when Emeryville was of course more of an industrial

November 15, 2013

In the Neighborhood·Restaurants

Public Market lands Peruvian Michelin-starred chef

Since 2011 the Public Market and its shifting ownership have teased their pursuit of food truck vendors to establish roots in the former Paraffin

November 11, 2013

Commentary·Community Voices·News & Commentary

E’ville Voices: “We are greater acting together than individually” by Councilmember Ruth Atkin

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

November 7, 2013

News & Commentary·Planning & Development

Turmoil at Emery Go-Round: Is the EBOT Streetcar the long term solution?

The recent elimination of Emery Go-Round Watergate service exposed citizens reliance on the “free” shuttle system and left residents up in arms (Its since

October 28, 2013

History & Archive·In the Neighborhood·Neighbor Spotlight

Then & Now: Grove Regulatory Company/Clif Bar HQ

“Seasoned” E’villains will remember when the building on the corner of Hollis & 65th was an Andronico’s Central market (it might have been ahead of its

October 24, 2013

News & Commentary·Planning & Development

An open letter to the Planning Commission from the Warehouse Lofts Sherwin Williams Committee

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

October 18, 2013

Arts & Culture·Gallery

#EvilleArt: Instagram Community Photo Gallery

We’ve done Food & Pets, but we can’t forget about what made our city famous: Art (Amongst other things 😉 Public Art, Street Art, DIY Art

August 9, 2013

In the Neighborhood·Local Business

E’ville Biz: Aerialist Press – An E’ville Fairy Tale

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

August 3, 2013

In the Neighborhood·Interviews·Neighbor Spotlight

Interview: Emeryville Tattler Editor Brian Donahue

In the theater that is Emeryville politics, Brian Donahue might be considered the protagonist. He often represents the not always gentle, but needed dissenting

July 29, 2013

News & Commentary·Planning & Development

Emeryville earns highest Walkability-to-Affordability ratio score

The fabled Greenway across our city has stalled (I just got word that the Peladeau park plans have been delayed by another year), the

July 25, 2013

Community·Education & School Board·In the Neighborhood·News & Commentary·Politics

Vice Mayor Asher debuts new personal blog. Criticizes ECCL Plan

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

July 20, 2013

Gallery·In the Neighborhood·Restaurants

#EvilleBites: Instagram Community Photo Gallery

In addition to our growing gallery of Emeryville pets & Food, the E’ville Eye has started a community gallery of delicious bites and sips! The

July 17, 2013

News & Commentary·Planning & Development

EBBC & BPAC looking for improvements at 40th/San Pablo & “Star intersection”

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

July 8, 2013

News·News & Commentary

E’ville resident recounts moments before SFO crash

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

July 1, 2013

Crime & Public Safety·News & Commentary·Planning & Development

“Camp CalTrans” latest PR Fiasco for maligned agency

The much maligned construction of the Bay Bridge ($5 billion over budget and a decade late) has endured one folly after another and chipped

June 11, 2013

Arts & Culture·Gallery·In the Neighborhood

Seyed Alavi: The Artist behind those iconic yellow utility boxes

They’ve become such a ubiquitous part of Emeryville that I almost forget about them sometimes. Recently, while waiting at a stoplight, I observed a woman