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Articles in Sep 25, 2008 issue of Oakland Tribune

• Barney: 'ER' preparing to flatline
  by Chuck Barney
• State budget cuts deep into redevelopment agencies
  by Matthias Gafni
• Clayton candidates talk issues
  by Tanya Rose
• Richmond's motto makeover
  by Katherine Tam
• Review: Journey, Heart thrill local classic rock fans
  by Jim Harrington
• Brentwood's Liberty district ponders class schedule change
  by Rowena Coetsee
• Review: Fans greet Journey, Heart and Cheap Trick with open arms
  by Jim Harrington
• Mid-Autumn Moon Festival a hit
  by Editor's Note/Jon Kawamoto
• Letters to the Editor
  by Letters to the Editor
• What's Happening
  by Bay Area News Group
• Around the Horn
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• Hoversten is catalyst for Acalanes boys water polo
  by Stephanie Hammon
• Measure OO isn't good for Oakland
  by Guest commentary
• Invest in city's children, and vote 'Yes' on OO
  by Guest commentary
• Letters to the Editor
  by Letters to the Editor
• Sunday Times letters
  by Letters
• Lance Armstrong to race in Tour of California
• Police seek Brentwood bank robber
  by Robert Salonga
• Traffic clearing after accident snarls Ygnacio Valley Road
  by Robert Salonga
• Religious happenings
  by East County Times
• Review: 'Bronx Tale' a riveting stage show from Chazz Palminteri
  by Pat Craig
• Sunday Forum for Sept. 28
  by Sunday Forum
• Letters to the editor
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• Punishing BART commuters is ludicrous
  by Breda Courtney
• Socialism or national socialism?
  by Marc Sapir
• Nilda Rego: On the track of the Robinson heirs
  by Nilda Rego
• Miss Manners: Cash out of cash-bar rudeness
  by Miss Manners by Judith Martin
• Advice Goddess: Do something about crush on roommate
  by Amy Alkon
• Albany police blotter
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• Contra Costa Times Sept. 26 letters
  by Letters
• Renewable packaging gaining traction
  by Anonymous
• Valley Times Sept. 26 letters to the editor
  by Letters
• Kathleen Parker: Battered by change, Iraq may prefer sameness
  by Kathleen Parker
• CSU online education
  by editorial
• Miss Manners: Think before you speak
  by Miss Manners by Judith Martin
• Keyworth named to Green Plug board of directors
  by Anonymous
• Oakland Tribune letters
  by Letters
• Thomas Sowell: Beward of crack-brained meddling
  by Thomas Sowell
• LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• Letters to the Editor
  by Letters
• Artsy cars head to El Cerrito
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• A welcome extension
  by editorial
• El Cerrito woman was education pioneer
  by Shelly Meron
• New El Cerrito High gym will get a touch of history
  by Chris Treadway
• Around the Horn
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• Albany tops St. Mary's in an early season showdown in BSAL girls
  by Matt Smith
• Snapp shots
  by Martin Snapp
• Shades of Green home tour set Oct. 5
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• Slideshow: Bocas del Toro and more in Panama
  by Anonymous
• Hwy. 160 subject to closures near Rio Vista next week
  by Denis Cuff
• Literary Calendar for the week of Sept. 28-Oct. 04
  by Contra Costa Times
• American books, Arabic readers: Translation project aims to bridge
  by Sue Gilmore
• Northern California best sellers, week ending Sept. 21
  by Contra Costa Times
• Protecting the Earth -- from Alameda
  by Alameda Journal
• Letters to the Editor
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• Lining up BART funds
  by editorial
• Tammerlin Drummond: Legacy of Nancy Hicks Maynard lives on in
  by Tammerlin Drummond
• Readers comment on Dara Horn's 'The World to Come'
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• Dara Horn dared to turn her back on economics
  by Lynn Carey
• An excerpt from Valerie Martin's 'Trespass'
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• Times Book Club selection: 'Trespass'
  by Lynn Carey
• Times Book Club discussion on 'The World to Come'
  by Lynn Carey
• FAMILY'S WINNING TRADITION
  by JM Brown
• Woman scammed out of $1,500 in cash
  by Linda Davis
• Adjusted district budget passed
  by Linda Davis
• Letting go is easy to do in Maldives
  by Sandra Scranton
• Tripipedia: Ready, set, race coffins in Manitou Springs
  by Ann Tatko-Peterson
• Panama a land of island hideaways
  by Gary Bogue
• Web exclusive: Girls volleyball notebook and coaches' poll
  by Matt Smith
• Landmark Oakland bakery to stay open
  by Kamika Dunlap
• Travel Q & A: Ins and outs of holidays in London, Paris
  by Linda Zavoral
• Police Blotter
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• Correction
  by Correction
• News briefs
  by News briefs
• Boitano to emcee George Mark benefit
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• Visit Australia's Shark Bay for turtles, dolphins, whales
  by David Lukas
• Gently persuade when parents' home to be sold
  by Ellen James Martin
• Tips for sellers in today's real estate market
  by Sanford Nax
• Alameda's 'soft story buildings' vulnerable in quake
  by Gregory J McFann
• Apples abundant this time of year
  by Guido the Gardener

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