KPFA suit moves ahead moves ahead
KPFA activists are celebrating a legal victory: A judge ruled this week that they can move forward with the lawsuit filed in July by Oakland attorney Dan Siegel. -more-
KPFA activists are celebrating a legal victory: A judge ruled this week that they can move forward with the lawsuit filed in July by Oakland attorney Dan Siegel. -more-
Berkeley’s own “Ranger Danger” has left the building. -more-
For several years, the self styled “watchdog group” the Committee to Minimize Toxic Waste (CMTW) has been proselytizing the City of Berkeley with its view of the dangers of radiation in general and tritium in particular. This cult of true believers teaches that any level of exposure to radiation is dangerous and gives the impression that the Department of Energy (DOE) is the source of all radiation. Faced with the truth that there are many natural sources of radiation, they fall back on an alternative teaching that manmade radiation is much worse than natural radiation, even if they are identical. -more-
The Berkeley High swimming and diving team closed out the 2000 home season with a moral victory of sorts on Friday afternoon, setting a number of personal records in individual and relay events in a 53-111 (boys) and 47-114 (girls) losses to the much larger San Ramon Valley contingent. -more-
The Berkeley High swimming and diving team closed out the 2000 home season with a moral victory of sorts on Friday afternoon, setting a number of personal records in individual and relay events in a 53-111 (boys) and 47-114 (girls) losses to the much larger San Ramon Valley contingent. -more-
A new estimate by the Berkeley Unified School District says the April 12 arson fire at the high school caused between $1.5 million and $2 million in damage – and that cost doesn’t include the money being spent on relocation efforts linked to the fire. -more-
The extent to which the oft-mentioned concept of “momentum” actually matters to most playoff-bound teams is debatable, but for an emotional team like Berkeley High, the concept is not so abstract. -more-
A firefighter who magically knows about accidents before they happen is something Berkeley High could have sorely used a few weeks back, and also happens to be the pretense of a film directed by one of the school’s six new Hall of Fame honorees. -more-
Volunteers got help from Washington Elementary School students on Friday in the creation of new garden beds at the campus. The original garden was built on the eastern side of the school, but ever-growing trees are limiting the amount of sun that can reach those beds. So, a group of community members decided to pitch in and create new beds on the west side of campus. Anyone who wants to volunteer can visit the school, at the corner of Bancroft and Martin Luther King Jr. ways, today between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. And if you’re looking for anything else to do this weekend, turn to page 2 for our Out & About calendar. It’s a busy weekend, with lots to do around town. -more-
A woman walking with two small children was robbed about 9:45 p.m. Thursday on Rose Street near Acton Street. -more-
In two separate incidents Thursday, two men were victims of armed robbery in Aquatic Park: one at Bay Street and Potter around 3 a.m. and the other at 11 p.m. on Bolivar Drive north of Bay Street. -more-
Men robbed at park 04-29-2000
Police Briefs 04-28-2000
KPFA suit moves ahead moves ahead By Judith Scherr 04-29-2000
Calendar of Events & Activities 04-29-2000
Veteran park naturalist pursues new adventures By Joe Eskenazi 04-29-2000
Committee takes mixed stand in tritium debate By Gordon Wozniak 04-29-2000
BHS picks up speed in home finale Staff 04-29-2000
BHS picks up speed in home finale Staff 04-29-2000
Damage estimate grows at school Staff 04-29-2000
Berkeley High meets Acalanes in final regular-season match Staff 04-29-2000
County agency takes action on ‘living wall’ By Judith Scherr 04-29-2000
BHS honors alumni By Joe Eskenazi 04-29-2000
Garden days 04-29-2000
Teens take woman’s purse Staff 04-29-2000
Daughters, sons spend a day with parents at work By Marilyn Claessens 04-28-2000
BHS comeback edges Mustangs By James Wiseman 04-28-2000
Letters to the Editor Daily Planet Staff 04-28-2000
New show at Museum Daily Planet Staff 04-28-2000
Calendar of Events & Activities Daily Planet Staff 04-28-2000
Neighbors, UC may meet for more dialogue the face of Southside the face of Southside By Judith Scherr 04-28-2000
San Ramon sweeps depleted BHS squad By James Wiseman 04-28-2000
Car-free ‘overlay’ proposed By Judith Scherr 04-28-2000
Men steal puppy Daily Planet Staff 04-28-2000
‘Hot prowler’ strikes apartment Daily Planet Staff 04-28-2000
Berkeley Rep Theatre Gets Facelift Daily Planet Staff 04-27-2000
Arts & Entertainment Daily Planet Staff 04-27-2000
Davis beats the heat, Yellowjackets By James Wiseman Daily Planet Staff 04-27-2000
It’s time for us to rethink how Californians pay for government By Ann-Marie Hogan 04-27-2000
County board changes its tune on field trips to LHS By Rob Cunningham Daily Planet Staff 04-27-2000
Downtown apartments in the works Marilyn Claessens 04-27-2000
Alternate Panther lineup handles Pinole Daily Planet Staff 04-27-2000
Cal’s Central Campus has seen its share of radiation over the years By L.A. Wood 04-27-2000
Mayor examines the State of the City Judith Scherr 04-27-2000
Progressives respond to Dean’s words Judith Scherr 04-27-2000
Green Party to meet on university campus Daily Planet Staff 04-27-2000
Police Briefs Daily Planet Staff 04-27-2000
‘Hot prowl’ burglars active Daily Planet Staff 04-27-2000
Murder suspect arrested Bay City News Service 04-26-2000
Wednesday, April 26 Daily Planet Staff 04-26-2000
Race and cops By Marilyn Claessens Daily Planet Staff 04-26-2000
Thursday, April 27 Daily Planet Staff 04-26-2000
Students fight corporate waste By Marilyn ClaessensDaily Planet Staff 04-26-2000