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Marin Avenue May Cut Lanes: By MATTHEW ARTZ

Tuesday October 26, 2004
North Berkeley’s major east-west thoroughfare is one step closer to shrinking in half for motorists. -more-

Campaign Violations Charged Against Anti-Tax Groups: By MATTHEW ARTZ

Tuesday October 26, 2004
A backer of the campaign to pass three city tax measures has charged two of Berkeley’s anti-tax groups with violating city election law. -more-

District 3 Changes Reflected in Council Race: By MATTHEW ARTZ

Tuesday October 26, 2004
When Max Anderson announced this summer he was challenging Councilmember Maudelle Shirek in District 3, he was prepared for the inevitable charges that he was an ingrate. -more-

Tune-Up Masters Condominiums Top ZAB Agenda: By RICHARD BRENNEMAN

Tuesday October 26, 2004
Plans for the University Avenue Apartments, a five-story mixed use condominium and commercial project planned for 1698 University Ave., are scheduled to go to the Zoning Adjustments Board Thursday night. -more-

Water Board to Hear Toxic Clean-Up Questions: By RICHARD BRENNEMAN

Tuesday October 26, 2004
When the Regional Water Quality Control Board opens its Wednesday night informational meeting on the controversial marshland toxic waste cleanup at the site of the proposed Campus Bay shoreline residential project, Richmond workers and residents might well have questions about similar efforts underway at the adjoining UC Berkeley Field Station just to the north. -more-



Letters to the Editor

Tuesday October 26, 2004


Nakadegawa Has BART Experience: By ROY NAKADEGAWA

COMMENTARY
Tuesday October 26, 2004

Support Music in Schools, Measure B: By ARIANNA DELSMAN

COMMENTARY
Tuesday October 26, 2004

Menard is Raising the Real Issues: By KENT BROWN

COMMENTARY
Tuesday October 26, 2004


Police Blotter: By RICHARD BRENNEMAN

Tuesday October 26, 2004

Intimate Gathering of Music, Poetry at Harvest of Song: By DOROTHY BRYANT

Special to the Planet
Tuesday October 26, 2004

Thirty Years of Setting Minds on Fire at UPB: By ELLEN GALVIN

Special to the Planet
Tuesday October 26, 2004

Arts Calendar

Tuesday October 26, 2004

Free-Tailed Bats Fill the Berkeley Autumn Twilight: By JOE EATON

Special to the Planet
Tuesday October 26, 2004

Berkeley This Week

Tuesday October 26, 2004

Jakob Schiller:
              
              Albany police officer Jose Lara helps students from Marin Elementary cross Marin Avenue on Monday afternoon. 
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Jakob Schiller: Albany police officer Jose Lara helps students from Marin Elementary cross Marin Avenue on Monday afternoon. ‡

Editorials

Not Exactly an Endorsement, But In Our Opinion...: By BECKY O'MALLEY

EDITORIAL
Tuesday October 26, 2004
We’ve gotten a number of requests from readers that the Planet endorse ballot proposals and candidates in the upcoming election. Some of these, of course, came from candidates and proponents, but others were from sincere individuals who just wanted a little help in deciding how to vote. Our principal response to this request has been to expand our opinion section as much as we can, to let candidates and advocates speak for themselves. We think we’ve learned a lot by doing that, and we hope readers have too. -more-

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