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September-October 2006



Smorgasbord
It seems somehow appropriate that veteran Chez Panisse chef Russell Moore and his partner, Allison Hopelain, chose to open their new restaurant, Camino.
Second Helpings
It took a lot for me not to be eternally blessed. Confused? You won’t be for long if you’re familiar with Café Gratitude’s milkshake titles, each of which is an affirmation of some sort.
Dining Out
Ever since Tower of Power asked the musical question “What Is Hip?” in 1973, Oakland has been coming up with answers to put a stylish gloss on our fair town.
2008.04.22 Blue Candle Open Mic
(Tuesdays) Local poets, comics and spoken-word artists hold forth at this open mic hosted by President L. Davis. Get there before 9 p.m. to order...
2008.07.31 Bay Area Music Industry Exclusive with Netta Brielle
THURSDAY JULY 31, 2008 @ 9PM JOIN EMP MARKETING & BAY AREA BREEDZ ENT. For A Special Preformance by Netta Brielle MUSIC BY RESIDENT DJ RUM (OF...
2008.10.01 October Family History Month Events in Oakland
Visit the California Genealogical Society and Library in downtown Oakland during October's monthlong celebration of Family History Month. A number...
Real Estate
The latest hot home properties in the Oakland Area!
Retail
Your Shopping Guide to the Oakland Area!
 
September-October 2006, Volume 3, Number 6

Cheap Eats, Stefanie Kalem
A roundup of East Bay eateries off the beaten path where one can find a meal for under ten bucks.
Patches of Paradise, Amy Callis
Urban gardens are not a new concept. Ancient Babylon had its famed Hanging Gardens. Japanese gardens, like the one at Shugakuin Imperial Villa, are known worldwide. There are the gardens at Versailles, gated gardens that dot London city blocks and, of course, the famous Brooklyn Botanical Garden. But few cities do urban gardening more creatively than Oakland. Our gardens may not be as grand, but they are unique. Oakland has elementary school gardens, community organic gardens and exotic sanctuaries reminiscent of their owners' homeland roots. From sophisticated to downright earthy, here are just a few examples of Oakland's many urban gardens.
What's Your Home Worth, Keri Hayes Troutman
Tips on assessing and increasing your home's value
  September-October DEPARTMENTS

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How do you think the 48th Mayor of Oakland is doing since being sworn in Jan. 1, 2007? Is Ron Dellums living up to his promise to make Oakland a "model city?"

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The Phenomenauts

The Phenomenauts are West Oakland's favorite travelers from the future and they have been hard at work at the Command Center recently, releasing a new album early this year entitled For All Mankind. Check out this track from these local Galaga fanatics.
Track: "Man Alone."



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Weekend Fun
June 20, 2008

Here are some fun weekend events, preceded by two news items.• Oakland City Attorney John Russo announced yesterday that the California Department of Food and Agriculture will halt its plan to... more »


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