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Articles in Jul 28, 2008 issue of Oakland Tribune

• Paralyzed Oakland boy relearns to walk, one step at a time
  by Katy Murphy
• Chat archive: Executive Editor Kevin Keane
  by Inside Bay Area
• San Carlos routs Sierra
  by By Scott Campbell
• Paralyzed Oakland boy relearns to walk
  by Katy Murphy
• Theater review: Foothill Music Theatre presents a sizzling 'Pajama
  by Joanne Engelhardt
• Rick Springfield: It's good to be singing
  by Greg Hernandez
• CITY BEAT
  by East County Times
• Datebook
  by East County Times
• Merrill to sell troubled assets
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• Marsh Creek group's Web site working after hacker strikes
  by Hilary Costa
• Boy killed by motorcycle ID'd
  by Shauntel Lowe
• Our Neighbors: Richmond attorney takes green practices to parks
  by Chris Treadway
• Recent restaurant reviews
  by Contra Costa Times
• School board to consider extending Lim's contract
  by Kristofer Noceda
• Belmont-Redwood Shores district eyes November school parcel tax
  by Neil Gonzales
• San Leandro man arrested on suspicion of abuse of 2-month-old son
  by Gideon Rubin
• Woman struck by vehicle identified
  by Anonymous
• Classes/Workshops
  by East County Times
• New Google rival rooted in firm
  by Michael Liedtke
• 14-year-old killed in Newark crash identified
  by Anonymous
• Amy Winehouse lands in hospital
  by Tony Hicks
• Man pleads not guilty to murder charge
  by Christine Morente
• Registration closed for homeless veteran outreach
  by Jeanetta Bradley
• Teen rises above all odds to succeed academically
  by Jeanetta Bradley
• Students surveying Richmond parks find sites suffering from poor
  by Katherine Tam
• Byron woman injured in personal watercraft accident expected to
  by Jonathan Lockett
• EAST BAY ROUNDUP
  by East County Times
• Dublin gets new city clerk
  by Sophia Kazmi Valley Times
• Berkeley 'host' program will help homeless, visitors
  by Doug Oakley
• Hayward police officer not charged in June incident
  by Ben Aguirre Jr
• Walnut Creek native named Soldier of the Year
  by Theresa Harrington
• Knightsen school district opens new campus
  by Paula King
• East Bay Digest
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• Community Calendar
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• Hayward approves 30 townhomes near earthquake fault
  by Eric Kurhi
• Two bakery members reach plea deals in liquor store case
  by Paul T Rosynsky
• Livermore, Dublin schools finalizing plans for November parcel tax
  by Eric Louie
• Transit agency meets on plan to charge fees to drive on San
  by Denis Cuff
• Union City officials may resume tax talks
  by Linh Tat
• Chat archive: Kevin G. Keane, executive editor for Bay Area News
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• Raiders' Curry bulks up, improves
  by Steve Corkran
• Cal football capsule
  by Jon Wilner
• Rumors, no action on Giants trade front
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• Bush approves soldier's execution
  by Barbara Barrett
• Giants how they scored
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• A's done in by Royals, continue July swoon
  by Curtis Pashelka
• Team effort key as Giants hang on to beat L.A.
  by Andrew Baggarly
• Cal coach Tedford to get back in touch with team
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• Staph infections on the rise, study reveals
  by Sandy Kleffman
• Mexican voters say no to more oil privatization
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• Theater review: Woman's Will scores with Brecht's 'Good Person"
  by Pat Craig
• Bland OK for Stone Temple Pilots fans
  by Jim Harrington
• Early report shows Oakland police shot man in back
  by Sean Maher
• Oakley man assaulted in Brentwood after failed drug purchase, police
  by Jonathan Lockett
• Workshop to assist vets to be held Saturday
  by Anonymous
• Officer D. Coy on patrol in San Mateo
  by Will Oremus
• Local family moves east to make a new life
  by Jim Ott
• City should follow Folsom's example
  by Maris Bennett
• Lyle Lovett tickets being auctioned off
  by Contra Costa Times
• Inside Our Schools by Amy Moellering
  by Amy Moellering VALLEY TIMES
• Gang leaders arrested but violence continues in West Oakland
  by Cecily Burt
• Versatile Wakefield up for change
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• Walnut Creek to become third West Coast city with building by
  by Theresa Harrington
• Gonzalez is rare bright spot
  by Curtis Pashelka
• Bills' Lynch avoids league penalty for hit-and-run
  by wire services
• Sims is adjusting to life with 49ers
  by Daniel Brown
• Staph infections on the rise, study reveals
  by Sandy Kleffman
• 'Compulsive gambler' Donaghy faces sentencing
  by wire services
• Score one for Warriors' Biedrins
  by Marcus Thompson II
• Bills' Lynch avoids NFL penalty for hit-and-run
  by Wire services
• McCain talks the talk at San Francisco fundraiser
  by Josh Richman
• McCain talks the talk at San Francisco fundraiser
  by Josh Richman
• New Google rival rooted in firm
  by Michael Liedtke
• Politics wrongly used in hirings
  by Marisa Taylor
• Leonard Pitts Jr: Not voting for stupid
  by Leonard Pitts Jr
• Eugene Robinson: Obama's luck spawns McCain's crankiness
  by Eugene Robinson
• How much worse can it get?
  by editorial
• Valley Times July 28 letters to the editor
  by Letters
• MONDAY, July 28
  by Joan Morris
• Loophole in law
  by Letter to the Editor

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