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Articles in Oct 6, 2008 issue of Oakland Tribune

• Union City voters weigh in on Measure UU
  by Linh Tat
• Oakland is theater no-man's land
  by Angela Woodall
• HOMEROOM
  by Linh Tat
• Alameda may shift fire services to county
  by Peter Hegarty
• Looking back for inspiration
  by Jennifer Modenessi
• Pet-arazzi captures canine couture
  by Ann Tatko-Peterson
• Folding bikes: a transit alternative
  by Eve Mitchell
• TV Haiku contest results
  by Jackie Burrell
• O'Dowd rolls on in HAAL opener, stays unbeaten
  by Pete Elman
• Killion: Young the Toast of Candlestick again; 49ers just toast
  by Ann Killion columnist
• Review: Dandy Warhols still a step ahead of the competition
  by Jim Harrington
• Martinez motel slaying marks city's third homicide of the year
  by Robert Salonga
• Concord teen shot after being asked about gang ties
  by Robert Salonga
• Concord man stabbed through home's screen door after argument
  by Robert Salonga
• Genentech shares drop on drug test
• Citigroup, Wells Fargo may split Wachovia
• TV Haiku contest results
  by Jackie Burrell
• Fonseca promoted at BKBC Architects
  by Anonymous
• Mt. Diablo Business Women meet Thursday
  by Anonymous
• Review: 'Miles From India' provides SF Jazz Festival with world-
  by Jim Harrington
• Man held in theft of cigarettes from Concord gas station
  by Robert Salonga
• Firefighters respond to East Oakland blaze
  by The Oakland Tribune
• calendar
  by Alameda Journal
• alameda city agenda
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• Alameda city briefs
  by Alameda Journal
• Alameda kids will walk and roll to school
  by Lucinda Ryan
• support groups
  by Alameda Journal
• Alameda's Encinal Market is sold
  by Lucinda Ryan
• Alameda delves into base contamination concerns
  by Michele Ellson
• Carpoolers seeing red over tickets
  by Janet Levaux
• Tough times, hard choices
  by Eve Pearlman
• Alameda poised to contend in ACCAL
  by Ben Malley
• Ruckman elevates Hornets to first victory of season
  by Don August
• What's Happening
  by Bay Area News Group
• Arroyo edges Castro Valley in thriller
  by Tony Gonsalez
• Police investigate Alameda home invasion
  by Peter Hegarty
• Candidates dissect schools chief's performance
  by Rowena Coetsee
• Phil Smith's son to join USF as a walk-on
  by Jeff Faraudo
• Early voting begins
  by Chris Metinko
• San Leandro craft brewery sold to Triple Rock
  by William Brand
• Liberty Union High School District candidates discuss course
  by Rowena Coetsee
• Telephone use a hassle? State program can help
  by Karen Holzmeister
• Ceremony honors police officer, firefighter of the year
  by Maris Bennett
• Richmond police lower flag to honor officer
  by Karl Fischer
• Around Pleasanton: Pie-shaped lot yields perfect pumpkins
  by Susan Groshans
• Student run, raise money for athletic, community programs
  by Karen Holzmeister
• Legal standstill in Wachovia fight
  by George Avalos
• Oakland school closures prompt big crowd
  by Katy Murphy
• Mt. Diablo school district candidates will sound off in Pleasant
  by Theresa Harrington
• Teaching students to see their world
  by Jim Ott
• EBay to lay off 10 percent of work force
  by Steve Johnson
• Southbound I-680 ramp to and from Marina Vista to close to big rigs
  by Denis Cuff
• Berkeley: a look back
  by Steve Finacom
• Government meetings
  by Anonymous
• Judge demands $250 million from California, stat
  by Josh Richman
• Meetings planned on Bay Area clean air plans
  by Denis Cuff
• Concord candidates debate
  by Tanya Rose
• community digest
  by West County Times
• In Brief
  by Anonymous
• DNA reveals victim's identity in San Francisco -- nearly four
  by Mike Martinez/
• Marina Boulevard and other major thoroughfares to be repaved
  by Karen Holzmeister
• Pittsburg hip-hop carwash cleaning up lives, vehicles
  by Paul Burgarino
• A&E Calendar
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• Community Calendar
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• Nolan says nothing wrong with game plan
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• Oakland dog posthumously awarded for courageous defense of owner
  by Sean Maher
• Police investigate pair of assaults, robberies
  by Ben Aguirre Jr
• International program takes students into important humanitarian and
  by Amy Moellering VALLEY TIMES
• On the menu:
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• Young people removing weeds in San Leandro
  by Karen Holzmeister
• Illegal ammunition case dismissed due to Oakland police errors
  by Paul T Rosynsky
• East Bay Digest
  by BAY AREA NEWS GROUP
• Hayward woman pleads guilty to five counts of false tax returns
  by Kristofer Noceda
• Tracy land could become a solar farm
  by Mike Martinez/
• Campaign notes
  by Anonymous
• Former headmistress sues, claims that Oprah defamed her
  by Tony Hicks
• Names released in fatal boating accident
  by Julia Scott
• Dublin may get tougher with smokers in city parks
  by Sophia Kazmi
• West Contra Costa board candidates focus on finances
  by Kimberly S Wetzel
• John Horgan: Delay in deciding Crestmoor's fate continues
  by John Horgan

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