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Articles in Sep 26, 2008 issue of Oakland Tribune

• Live East Bay prep football scoreboard: Week 4
  by Anonymous
• Man stabbed during Bay Point brawl
  by Robert Salonga
• Real estate transactions ANG papers 9/28
  by Anonymous
• Housing Sale Statistics ANG papers 9/28
  by Anonymous
• Man shot in violent carjacking in Oakland
  by Oakland Tribune
• Keyworth named to Green Plug board of directors
  by Anonymous
• Garden Calendar
  by Kathy Bennett
• Pet Calendar
  by Gary Bogue
• Walnut Creek commission approves reduced parking, valet program for
  by Elisabeth Nardi
• The Dirt Gardener: Unwanted bamboo
  by Buzz Bertolero
• Garden as Art: Wildflowers
  by Joan Morris
• Singular Plants: Bush monkeyflower
  by Nora Harlow
• Walls and low ceilings block illusion of space
  by Ann Tatko-Peterson
• Dublin's Taleo sees no slowdown
• WaMu customers react to historic bank failure
  by Anonymous
• Master Gardener: Eucalyptus not necessarily home-garden-friendly
  by Bethallyn Black
• Exhibit a response to book bans
  by Laura Casey
• Spin Cycle: Clones, Masks and Obamabots
  by Jackie Burrell
• Motorcycle stolen from Alameda police locker, but one problem: It
  by Oakland Tribune
• Nielsen ratings
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• Talk Back
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• Your Turn: Last chance to get it right
  by Kerry Motts
• Your Turn: Use of terms helpful
  by Ron Kilmartin
• Your Turn: We must clean up the litter
  by Mark Altgelt
• Smoke-free
  by Letter to the Editor
• BART fares
  by Letter to the Editor
• Readers Forum: It's all about the spending -- stupid
  by Daniel Willis
• Insane electorate
  by Letter to the Editor
• Your Turn: Deregulation not the culprit
  by Stuart Sanders
• Vote for Simmons
  by Letter to the Editor
• Lack of honor
  by Letter to the Editor
• McCain sexist
  by Letter to the Editor
• Readers Forum: Punishing BART commuters is ludicrous
  by Breda Courtney
• Review: 'Romeo and Juliet' with a happy ending?
  by Ann Murphy
• Readers Forum: Container see is model for improving public safety
  by Gov George Deukmejian
• Throw the trash in the trash
  by Ann Williams
• A welcome extension
  by editorial
• Dear Amy: Sexually abused student wants to speak up
  by Amy Dickinson
• Dr. Donohue: Pernicious anemia truly pernicious
  by Dr Donohue
• Miss Manners: The correct answer is yes -- but no
  by Miss Manners by Judith Martin
• Review: Soundheim's 'Into the Woods' gets royal treatment by
  by Cyndi Caldwell
• Man accuses Contra Costa County Sheriff's Office of excessive force
  by Malaika Fraley
• Sunday Perspective: Who will the next bailout czar be?
  by Stuart M Benjamin
• Kate Scannell: Sacrificing information on HIV/AIDS to politics
  by Kate Scannell
• Alameda man arrested in identity theft case
  by Peter Hegarty
• Review: 'Romeo and Juliet' gets new look, and ending, from Mark
  by Ann Murphy
• aPARENTly Speaking: Parents legally abandon their kids, teens
  by Jackie Burrell
• WestCAT bus riders will see higher fares
  by Tom Lochner
• Pass Measure WW to expand East Bay parks, open space
  by editorial
• Freezes, layoffs, shutdowns could be in store for Oakland
  by Kelly Rayburn
• Community Calendar
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• A&E Calendar
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• correction
  by West County Times
• Lame apologies and reunions
  by Contra Costa Times
• Datebook
  by East County Times
• The Doctor Is In: Ideas for staving off a preventable tragedy
  by Scott Zeller
• Antioch woman pleads not guilty in abuse death of niece
  by John Simerman
• WEST COUNTY TODAY
  by Contra Costa Times
• Time to clear the air
  by editorial
• Jaime Richards column: Young guys must learn to think before they
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• New El Cerrito City Hall soon open for business
  by West County Times
• Cathedral of Christ the Light officially dedicated as area
  by Angela Hill
• Win for driving safety
  by editorial
• Pinole police chief to retire next month
  by Tom Lochner
• Merger of two Richmond commissions prompts concerns over mega-sized
  by Katherine Tam
• Valley Times Sept. 29 letters to the editor
  by Letters
• Biking adventure to the Magic Kingdom for local scouts
  by Caterina Mellinger VALLEY TIMES
• Dan K. Thomasson: Capping CEO pay a political no brainer
  by Dan K Thomasson
• Roads, budget priorities for Lafayette candidates
  by Paul Thissen
• Leonard Pitts Jr.: Fable of Bush and the wolf
  by Leonard Pitts Jr
• Leonard Pitts Jr.: Fable of Bush and the wolf
  by Leonard Pitts Jr
• Contra Costa Times Sept. 29 letters
  by Letters
• Taxpayers deserve equity stakes
  by Steve Butler
• America asks itself: Are we drunk on debt?
  by Patrick May
• Candidates offer different priorities and positions
  by Paul Thissen
• Richmond eases standard for firefighter hires
  by Karl Fischer
• When parents won't let go
  by Lisa M Krieger
• Man arrested after brief police chase, crash
  by Ben Aguirre Jr
• Youth soccer
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• Preschool bills improve access to early education
  by Kimberly S Wetzel

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