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Articles in Dec 17, 2006 issue of Oakland Tribune

• NFC wild cards have no hope
• Volunteers treated to bell choir
• Other culinary experiences
• Diana fairytale -- and conspiracy -- will not dissapate
• Short-handed Mills can't stay with Pinewood
  by Simi Lee
• New bus service begins Monday
  by Eric KurhiSTAFF
• Menlo Park leads the way for a green future Menlo Park leads the way
  by Joshua MolinaSTAFF
• Race and gender issues boiling over "Survivor: Cook Islands" 8
  by Susan Young
• Eastern trip a Warrior litmus test
  by Geoff LepperSTAFF
• Lottery takeover analyzed
  by Steve Geissinger
• Ebell continues luncheon tradition
  by Annalee Allen
• Newark unified district honored
  by Angela Woodall
• El Nio opts not to rear its ugly face El Nio on a siesta?
  by Les Blumenthal, McCLATCHY NEWS SERVICE
• Bush's quandary over his legacy
• Megahomes debate goes to council Fremont council to debate merits of
  by Chris De Benedetti
• Bush's quandary over his legacy
• Rogues and fools
• Serra posts another easy win
  by John Baker
• City adds theater to big picture
  by Brian Foley
• Building plans slow to develop near Hall Deadline near for building
  by Aaron Kinney
• Grantland Rice wasn't right, Tiger insists
  by Art Spander
• Sharks rally to beat Ducks
  by Victor ChiSTAFF
• Clock ticking on holiday mailings
  by Lea Blevins
• With a little police help, seniors allowed to shop
  by Erik N. Nelson
• Hall of Fame seeks a few good women
• Warriors vs. Raptors
• Secret program is a privacy risk
• Boutique hotel nice option
• Trouble with a T, that rhymes with G for games
• De La Salle smacked
  by Curtis PashelkaSTAFF
• Cal beats Dublin for crown
  by STAFF REPORTS
• A little piece of home for Christmas Mom, local students send tree
  by Jeremy Herb
• Tracy offices buried in paperwork
  by Mike Martinez
• Cowboys shock all but selves
  by Chace BrysonSTAFF
• Police keep up holiday tradition of giving
  by Rachel Cohen
• Battle over jet fuel heads to court
  by Kelly Pakula
• Race for council chief will be tough
  by Heather MacDonald
• Take deep breaths, know rights and you'll get through the holidays
  by Bari Brenner, TRAVEL EDITOR
• Focus on windmills
• Fashion scrooges
• Time gives person of year nod to millions
• Chabot advances to title game
  by STAFF REPORTS
• Pleasanton links makes top 10 list
  by Meera PalSTAFF
• Neighbors unite over opponent Redwood City buildings begat community-
  by Neil Gonzales
• The Christmas letter that never was
  by Candace Murphy
• Sharks rally to beat Ducks
  by Victor ChiSTAFF
• Angelides plans a second attempt at governor's seat
  by Edwin Garcia
• Musk's next frontier: Space
  by Matt NaumanSTAFF
• Teacher in trouble for alleged remark 'threatening' pupil
  by Linh Tat
• Angelides plans to stay active
  by Edwin Garcia
• Police: Man kills intruder with shotgun
  by Jim Adams, MINNEAPOLIS-ST. PAUL STAR TRIBUNE
• Chinese Language Revolution
  by Grace Rauh
• How to stay friends, y'know, after
• Tune into elder care needs during your holiday visit
• CSM rallies from big deficit to win
  by Richard Paolinelli
• Back-to-back 300s an Alameda County first
  by Steve Herendeen
• Donated cars give women a second chance at life Donated cars help
  by Suzanne Bohan
• Say cheese!
  by Laura Casey
• TV job would be perfect for foot-in-mouth Moras
  by Jerry McDonald
• Inventor leaves electrifying gift to community college Inventor
  by Lisa FernandezSTAFF
• Experts see 'tale of two job markets'
  by James TempleSTAFF
• Hayward schools mull using wireless broadband
  by Kristofer Noceda
• Day trippin' in Sebastopol filled with more than its core apples
  by Vicki LarsonSTAFF
• Anita Baker review on target
• Boys basketball
• RBD jumps from telenovela to international music scene
  by Javier Erik OlveraSTAFF
• In Mexico, a tough start
• Seizures in dogs not always harmful
• Palo Alto digs early hole Vikings show heart, but 21-point fourth
  by David KieferSTAFF
• Early Ohlone-CCSF showdown
  by STAFF REPORTS
• City's big picture includes theater
  by Brian Foley
• Top quarterbacks win, but differ in effectiveness Top QBs win, but
  by Curtis Pashelka
• Oakland-based organization lends a hand in New Orleans
  by Rachel Cohen
• Capitol hearing will study lotto takeover
  by Steve Geissinger
• El Nio opts not to rear its ugly face
  by Les Blumenthal, McCLATCHY NEWS SERVICE
• Secret program compromises our privacy
• Time to nominate that special lady Women's Hall of Fame nominations
• Secret program is a privacy risk
• Diana fairytale stays alive
• Wiggins hurt as Stanford rolls to win over Utah
  by Dylan HernandezSTAFF

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