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Articles in Aug 14, 2008 issue of Oakland Tribune

• Datebook
  by Anonymous
• Dumping ground
  by Letter to the Editor
• Program helps parents connect with teachers
  by Roni Gehlke
• Teen talk: Mom's negativity casts shadow over daughter's
  by Kelly Richardson
• digest add
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• Crisis center serves whole city
  by Jennifer Shaw
• Library Corner
  by Anonymous
• Transcript Digest
  by Anonymous
• Olympian plunge
  by Anonymous
• Concord/Clayton police report
  by Anonymous
• Scholars
  by Anonymous
• Two-thirds budget vote still needed
  by Letter to the Editor
• Concord/Clayton public meetings
  by Anonymous
• Carbon curbs pose threat to way of life
  by Letter to the Editor
• Dogs off menu
  by Letter to the Editor
• Avoid unfair tax
  by Letter to the Editor
• No more troops
  by Letter to the Editor
• Water woes
  by Letter to the Editor
• Gary Bogue: Do deer recognize me on my morning walks?
  by Gary Bogue
• Silence sirens
  by Letter to the Editor
• Life takes courage
  by Letter to the Editor
• Budget incentive
  by Letter to the Editor
• Honest answers
  by Letter to the Editor
• THURSDAY, Aug. 14
  by Joan Morris
• Riffage: Here come the summer-ending music festivals
  by Tony Hicks
• Mad about the game
  by Gieson Cacho
• What readers love and hate
  by Contra Costa Times
• 'Mad Men': An HR horror
  by Dalia Colon
• Sister-in-law's boyfriend needs a chat with priest
  by Amy Dickinson
• Tragedy weighing on U.S. volleyball coach
  by Jeff Faraudo
• Carol Thornberry: 100 Club event draws big crowd
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• U.S. men's team trounces Greece
  by Jeff Faraudo
• Carrying the torch inspired Galindo
  by Jeff Faraudo
• California lawmakers set to vote on budget package
  by Mike Zapler
• Gay looks strong in 100 return, breezes in heat
  by Jeff Faraudo
• Eclectic Coughlin the sum of many parts
  by Jennifer Starks
• Postal Service reverses decision to send Dublin mail to San Ramon
  by Sophia Kazmi
• Heartbreaking summer job at the shelter
  by Anne Marie Fuller
• Pacifica castle to open to the public for tours
  by Julia Scott
• Critics question finances, diversity for proposed high school
  by Shaun Bishop
• Facing deportation, teen achieves college dream with help of
  by Matt O'Brien
• WWII soldier tells not-so-traditional war stories in new book
  by Tanya Rose
• Kaiser Center may see new life again
  by Angela Woodall
• Gimme Five: Five things to do this weekend
  by Contra Costa Times
• Galindo's dream spawned at the age of 12
  by Jeff Faraudo
• Students show gains in math, English, but black, Latino students
  by Kimberly S Wetzel
• BART service restored after cracked rail found near Lake Merritt
  by Robert Salonga
• Dave Newhouse: Where the vinyl still dwells
  by Dave Newhouse
• Berkeley mayor race features familiar foes
  by Kristin Bender
• Frog die-off a global problem, UC researches say
  by Aaron Morrison
• best of the sun
  by Contra Costa Times
• fundraiserS
  by Anonymous
• The Truth about "Who Wants What" in Moraga
  by Ron Mayes
• Obama' relies on generalities
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• Future shock: Gas hits $10 in California
  by Janis Mara
• Piedmont Choirs goes 'East Bay' with new name
  by Janet Levaux
• Oakland schools math comparisons
  by Anonymous
• News briefs
  by News briefs
• Parking issue frustrates residents
  by Maya Mirsky
• Community Calendar
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• Logan High grad on U.S. softball team writes from Beijing
  by Vicky Galindo
• Vigil marks anniversary of mosque fire
  by Hilary Costa
• `Streets of Brentwood' starts strong
  by George Avalos
• Get Out: Jug Band Festival
  by Contra Costa Times
• Don't let off the hook
  by editorial
• Avoid meat
  by Letter to the Editor
• Review: Donna Summer stays hot in comeback tour
  by Jim Harrington
• Students show gains in math, English
  by Kimberly S Wetzel
• Mountain Winery receives facelift for big 50th season
  by Jim Harrington
• Bach named to `Top 100 Women Financial Advisors'
  by Anonymous
• Pleasant Hill Chamber's Casino Night next Friday
  by Anonymous
• Contra Costa County report: Employee compensation
  by Anonymous
• Stocks on the move: PMI, Briggs & Stratton, Heelys
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• What's Happening
  by Bay Area News Group
• Streets of Brentwood leasing nicely
  by Anonymous
• Youth sports results
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• Beijing Olympics cause confusion over identity
  by Guest commentary
• Tammerlin Drummond:
  by Tammerlin Drummond
• Letters to the editor
  by Letters to the editor
• Park it
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP

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