The City’s Tree Division will remove this tree stub on Lake Park Avenue just to the east of the KFC.
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Persimmons make an excellent but unorthodox ingredient for the figgy pudding mysteriously demanded in “We Wish You a Merry Christmas.”
Remodeled Safeway at 3747 Grand Avenue has redesigned produce section with a larger selection of organic foods.
The Kaiser Convetion Center—shown here in a vintage post card as “Auditorium of the City of Oakland, Calif.”—would be the site of a relocated Main Library if Measure N passes and is implemented.
Amanda Richardson, of E.C. Reems Academy in East Oakland, receives the 50,000th book from East Bay Children’s Book Project.
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