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Waiting in Line at the Adeline St. Post Office By J. DOUGLAS ALLEN-TAYLOR

Tuesday January 10, 2006
Patrons Petition For Additional Postal Workers -more-

Berkeley Gets High Marks for Accessibility By J. DOUGLAS ALLEN-TAYLOR

Tuesday January 10, 2006
Berkeley government agencies scored far above other government agencies in the area, according to a Berkeley Daily Planet review of online accessibility to local government meeting information. -more-

Anna’s Jazz Island Files Complaint By Daily Planet Staff

Tuesday January 10, 2006
Anna de Leon, owner of Anna’s Jazz Island in the Gaia Building on Allston Way, filed a complaint with the Berkeley Zoning Adjustments Board Monday, charging the neighboring catering business with hosting illegal and dangerous events. -more-

Richmond, Casino Developers Settle Lawsuit By RICHARD BRENNEMAN

Tuesday January 10, 2006
Legal Action Begun by Environmentalists Ends With Amendment -more-

California High School Seniors Must Pass Exit Test By YOLANDA HUANG

Tuesday January 10, 2006
Last week California Superintendent of Schools Jack O’Connell said all high school seniors must pass the California exit exam in order to receive their diplomas in June. -more-




Editorial Cartoon By JUSTIN DEFREITAS

Tuesday January 10, 2006

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Tuesday January 10, 2006

Police Blotter By RICHARD BRENNEMAN

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Tuesday January 10, 2006

Jakob Schiller: Anne Smith was one of several people waiting for the South Berkeley post office on Adeline Street to re-open on Monday afternoon after it closed from 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. so its only employee could take her lunch break..
Jakob Schiller: Anne Smith was one of several people waiting for the South Berkeley post office on Adeline Street to re-open on Monday afternoon after it closed from 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. so its only employee could take her lunch break..

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Editorial: Grandmothers Get Their Act Together By BECKY O'MALLEY

Tuesday January 10, 2006
One of the reasons our house is somewhat crowded is that we are reluctant to throw away perfectly good magazines which are just a bit old. The New Yorker in particular is a living reproach, because it comes every week and (since the departure of airhead editor Tina Brown) is again full of good stuff which we can’t necessarily consume on a timely basis. It’s instant history: a pity to waste it. -more-

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