August Novels
This month I have six mystery/thriller novels to recommend and one to avoid. -more-
This month I have six mystery/thriller novels to recommend and one to avoid. -more-
The Berkeley Historical Society will be having two premiers of Linda Rosen's new documentary, “Inside the Free Speech Movement,” on Sept. 5 and Sept. 12 at 7 pm. -more-
Please consider spending an afternoon being entertained by Actors Ensemble of Berkeley's production of Moliere's "The Imaginary Invalid" playing in the John Hinkle Park Amphitheatre. The amphitheatre is surrounded by a grove of Redwood Trees that serve to provide shade for the audience members by the 4pm curtain time. The play is quite funny and filled with double entendres including for the word 'intercourse', and the theme of the pompous doctors unwillingness to accept modern scientific theories is relevant today. Automobile parking is limited along the road leading to the park but the AC Transit bus number 7 stops on Arlington Avenue nearby. The play is free of charge but audience members are encouraged to leave a tip and a cash tip might be safer because the theater troupe is having difficulty with the electronic payment system. "The Imaginary Invalid" plays Monday 2 September and Saturday and Sunday 7, 8 September at 4pm at John Hinkle Park in Berkeley. -more-
Worth Noting:
The coming week is filled with a City Council meeting on Tuesday and Commission meetings on Wednesday and Thursday and city sponsored activities for Friday and Saturday.
It is next Monday, September 30 that requires attention.
Worth Noting:
It is not a mistake. The special Council meeting on the Ashby BART housing development is MONDAY, September 16 at 6 pm. The City Council September 24 meeting agenda is available for comment.
A common complaint when one of those yellow signs appears announcing some horrible project next door or down the street, is followed with the question, how did this happen? -more-
UPDATE: The Tuesday Sept. 3 meeting of the Peace and Justice Commission has been indefinitely postponed because the City of Berkeley originally mis-scheduled it for Wednesday. People with an interest in a resolution on a Gaza ceasefire will meet informally outside the South Berkeley Senior Center at 7 p.m. on Tuesday anyway to discuss.
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Worth Noting:
Summer is over. City Council summer recess ends September 9, 2024. Board and commission meetings return.
Worth Noting:
City Council summer recess ends September 9, 2024. A full week of meetings ahead.
The September 16, 2024 City Council Special Meeting at 6 pm is available for review and comment. Agenda item 1. The Ashby BART Transit Oriented Development (housing project and flea market) (packet is 124 pages) and 2. The Berkeley-El Cerrito Corridor Access Plan (packet 171 pages). https://berkeleyca.gov/city-council-special-meeting-eagenda-september-16-2024