Fields fall short on first day of soccer
Matthew Artz
Daily Planet Staff
Wednesday September 04, 2002
News
Trade dog park for ball park
Maris Arnold,
Berkeley
Wednesday September 04, 2002
To the Editor:
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Bears try to keep even keel after blowout win
By Jared Green
Daily Planet Staff
Wednesday September 04, 2002
Triumph is a feeling the current crop of Cal football players haven’t had in a while, and they savored it over the weekend following their 70-22 thrashing of Baylor to open the 2002 season. But by practice time on Monday afternoon, it was back to business.
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School district gets news of cash windfall
By David Scharfenberg
Daily Planet Staff
Wednesday September 04, 2002
The state Legislature passed a bill last week that would forgive a $1.16 million state fine that the financially-strapped Berkeley Unified School District owes for being late with paperwork.
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City’s rejected housing plan draws lawsuit
Matthew Artz
Daily Planet Staff
Wednesday September 04, 2002
The worst fear of city planners, whose affordable housing plan was rejected by the state earlier this summer, may come true.
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Suit filed against county superintendent
By David Scharfenberg
Daily Planet Staff
Wednesday September 04, 2002
Gov. to cut $750 million from budget
By Jennifer Coleman
The Associated Press
Wednesday September 04, 2002
Judge blocks sale of Napster’s assets
The Associated Press
Wednesday September 04, 2002
Matthew Artz/Daily Planet Staff
Alexander Neuhaus and Andres Solis of the Mavericks enjoy the first day of soccer practice with the Albany-Berkeley League at Harrison Park.
Editorials
2 in custody in connection with 9 bank robberies
Daily Planet Wire Service
Wednesday September 04, 2002
VALLEJO – Two men are in custody and police are looking for a third in connection with nine East Bay bank robberies that have occurred since July.
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