There’s just a little wiggle-room – about $1.5 million – for additions to the new fiscal year budget, under discussion by the council at tonight’s meeting. -more-
Despite “Wizard of Oz”-like winds that were either a pain – or push – in the rear depending on which way you were running, athletes from both St. Mary’s and Berkeley High made quite a splash over the weekend at the state track and field championships in Cerritos. -more-
The voting period ends today on a tentative contract agreement that will give teachers in the Berkeley public schools an 11.5 percent salary hike over a two-year period. -more-
The Tucson City Council was expected to announce a decision for its choice of city manager at its regular meeting Monday, but did not do so, according to Suzanne Machain, Tucson’s assistant director for human resources. -more-
Keith Stephens just got his driver’s license last Thursday, and the 18-year-old Berkeley High Student was looking forward to Saturday night’s Senior Ball. -more-
The Northern California Chapter of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (NAELA) presented Berkeley with the “Outstanding Chapter Member of the Year” award at the Academy’s Symposium on Elder Law, held May 4-7 in Philadelphia. -more-
Local attorney group honored 06-05-2000
Wendt, real estate expert at Haas, dies at 91 06-03-2000
Event to examine region’s airports 06-02-2000
Man, teen attacked by group of youths 06-01-2000
Club News 05-31-2000
Groups want city’s cash Judith Scherr 06-06-2000
Calendar of Events & Activities 06-06-2000
Letters to the Editor 06-06-2000
Berkeley track and field teams shine at big meet Joe Eskenazi 06-06-2000
Teachers vote on contract Rob Cunningham 06-06-2000
No decision on manager’s job Staff 06-06-2000
Family: Teen was victim in police confrontation Marilyn Claessens 06-06-2000
A dream is fulfilled Dan Greenman 06-05-2000
Calendar of Events & Activities 06-05-2000
Aurora takes risk with new play John Angell Grant 06-05-2000
BHS boys basketball coach resigns Dan Greenman 06-05-2000
Water board: Consult us on tritium study Judith Scherr 06-05-2000
University Ave. work to begin by mid-week Marilyn Claessens 06-05-2000
East Bay artists open studios to public Drew Beck 06-05-2000
Big scholarship for Berkeley teen Staff 06-05-2000
UNICEF gift shop seeking cheaper location Marilyn Claessens 06-03-2000
Calendar of Events & Activities 06-03-2000
Victorian era featured wide range of styles Joe Eskenazi 06-03-2000
Letters to the Editor 06-03-2000
Calendar of Events 06-03-2000
Sanctions on Iraq challenged Judith Scherr 06-03-2000
Officer attacked after traffic stop Staff 06-03-2000
Chandler, historian and writer, dies at 85 Dan Greenman 06-03-2000
Berkeley High still needs volunteers 06-03-2000
New salad bar drawing a crowd at Malcolm X Rob Cunningham 06-02-2000
Out & About 06-02-2000
The truth about Derby Street athletic facility Terry Doran 06-02-2000
THEATER 06-02-2000
Parking activist ordered to stay off lot Judith Scherr 06-02-2000
Derby St. vote was not an easy one Linda Maio 06-02-2000
MUSIC VENUES 06-02-2000
Kohn, expert on Tibetan Buddhism, dies Jeff Greenwald, Special to the Daily Planet 06-02-2000
MUSEUMS 06-02-2000
Group receives literacy grant Daily Planet Staff 06-02-2000
GALLERIES 06-02-2000
BHS fire ‘recovery team’ recognized Daily Planet Staff 06-02-2000
BUSD honors employees Daily Planet Staff 06-02-2000
NLRB supports Radisson workers Judith Scherr 06-01-2000
Letters to the Editor 06-01-2000
Trio of women take on Bay Area speed of life John Angell Grant 06-01-2000
Playground project back in action Dan Greenman 06-01-2000
Calander 06-01-2000
Buzz’s stinger still intact Judith Scherr 06-01-2000
Memorial service planned for Berkeley Arts Magnet teacher Staff 06-01-2000
Water main breaks on Hearst Avenue Staff 06-01-2000
U.S. Rep. Lee highlights her work for women Marilyn Claessens 06-01-2000
Teens target tobacco Rob Cunningham 05-31-2000
Calendar of Events & Activities 05-31-2000
City manager eyes job in Arizona Judith Scherr 05-31-2000
Arts Briefs 05-31-2000
Arts Briefs 05-31-2000
Ruling may affect police review board Marilyn Claessens 05-31-2000
Mumia benefit planned Staff 05-31-2000
Alleged feud leads to a man’s arrest Staff 05-31-2000
Summer camps offer intro to Shakespeare Staff 05-31-2000
Dogs pursued by pit bull Staff 05-31-2000
Ensemble holds annual concert of a cappella music Staff 05-31-2000
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