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Articles in Jan 28, 2008 issue of Oakland Tribune

• Joes, pros satisfy science appetites at local cafes
  by Jackie Burrell
• Fireplace fix funds dry up
  by Denis Cuff
• 'Skinny Songs' creator works out way to inspire others
  by Tim Simmers
• Staying healthy means quality and quantity sleep
  by Cathy Frisinger
• Bargain hunters flock to preview
  by Anna Belle Peevey
• Funky Brazilian shack offers up a taste of Rio in Berkeley
• Proposal for new San Leandro residency policy goes to board
  by Kristofer Noceda
• Woods takes victory lap in Buick Invitational
• Connerly's crusade gains steam
• Health care bill faces cliffhanger in Senate panel
  by Steve Lawrence
• 1 dead, 2 injured when former PG&E plant topples in S.F.
  by Cecily Burt
• So what if Obama were a Muslim? Leonard PITTS JR.
• Kaiser a test center for anti-pandemic vaccine
  by Suzanne Bohan
• Nabby not too shabby in showcase
  by David Pollak
• Afghan Americans discuss big challenges
  by Jeremy Herb
• City Council may hire consultant for General Plan
  by Shaun Bishop
• Union City residents aim to stem rising tide of violence
  by Jamaal Johnson
• Sunnyvale couple first in state convicted under Solar Shade Control
  by Paul Rogers
• Homicide detectives work long days, always on call
  by Sophia Kazmi
• Serious Djokovic gains Australian title
  by John Pye
• Mine danger on the rise, state says
  by Denis Cuff I
• Model trains offer hobbyists a trip back to childhood
  by Jason Sweeney
• Storm leaves scattered power outages around Bay Area
• Water bonds dry up before hitting ballots
• Alameda winemaker sells winery for $105 million
  by Alan Lopez
• Growing prostate may not be cancer, still cause for concern
  by Sourjya P Misra
• Fire leaves boy burned, sibling dead, parents on brink of eviction
  by Karl Fischer
• Mining town finds wealth in rich history
  by Mike Martinez
• Alamo boy to star in production of 'Stuart Little'
  by Lea Blevins
• El Camino High School teacher earns top honor
• Hit the gentle slopes of cross country
  by Linda Buch
• Comet dust bust: Probe disappoints
  by Betsy Mason
• Online purchasing makes fast food even faster
  by David Wethe
• Patience is a virtue
• Relax, Pats fans: Brady feeling 'good'
  by Dennis Waszak Jr
• For one night, it's their country
  by David Germain
• Mormon leader dead at age 97
  by Jennifer Dobner
• Oil washes up on Pacifica beaches, wildlife preserve
  by Julia Scott
• Inspiring performance
• They stick their necks out to outfit giraffe for winter
  by Angela Hill
• Project delays possible after error, city says
  by Paul Burgarino
• Fiscal woes threaten school garden program
  by Julia Scott
• Around the schools MILLBRAE
• 'It's not the glitz and glamour you see on TV'
  by Sophia Kazmi
• Vaccine for fatal flu tested by Kaiser
  by Suzanne Bohan
• Pacifica firefighter found dead in his pickup truck
  by Julia Scott
• Older, wiser Nelson would welcome back Webber
• Study lauds quick action on Bay oil spill Slow public disclosure
  by Scott Lindlaw
• In S.C., race clearly mattered
  by Russ Bynum
• Pedestrian struck, killed on 15th Avenue in Oakland
• Side-swiped
• Teen, two adults shot
• State seeks to prevent accidents at mines
  by Mike Martinez
• Dublin police to ride three-wheeled scooter
  by Sophia Kazmi
• Trees downed by storms cause traffic problems
  by Julia Scott
• Don't skimp on skin care as nasty weather chaps and dries
• 8 slashed in party melee in Oakland
• Battle for Alameda's USS Hornet rages on
  by Peter Hegarty
• Can-do Turkoglu too magical for Boston
• First couple billion are the hardest
• Mixed reviews for Coast Guard in oil spill
  by Scott Lindlaw
• Phillies sign Feliz to 2-year deal
• Sputtering economy claims state water bonds OUR OPINION
• Area mayor's movie 'Ratatouille' receives five Oscar nominations
  by Mark Abramson
• Webber return talks light fire in Biedrins
  by Geoff Lepper
• Museum's White Elephant Preview Sale trumpets bargains
  by Anna Belle Peevey
• Proposed education cuts rile parents
  by Melanie Carroll
• Volunteers recognized for HARD labor
  by Karen Holzmeister
• White Elephant sale trumpets nice bargains
  by Anna Belle Peevey
• Man slain in San Francisco was Oakland resident
  by BAY CITIES NEWS SERVICE
• Of a Giant upset and puppy love
• Mixed reviews for Coast Guard
  by Scott Lindlaw
• SUHARTO 1921 - 2008 Ex-tyrant mourned despite atrocities
  by Anthony Deutsch
• Lots of snow, chain control on I-80, Hwy. 50 in the Sierra
• Obituaries
• Judge to decide if Oakland reviewed environmental impact of plastic
  by Kelly Rayburn
• Newark mulls revenue measure
  by Todd R Brown
• One for Al, and Al for one a lost cause
• Travel, dining top city officials' charges
  by Kelly Rayburn
• East Palo Alto fire displaces 14
  by Banks Albach

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