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Articles in Jun 24, 2009 issue of Oakland Tribune

• Library Corner
  by Anonymous
• Fundraisers
  by Anonymous
• Keeping the faith for decades
  by Jennifer Shaw
• Ask Amy: 2 Kinds of Fireworks After Family Dinner
  by Amy Dickinson
• Pittsburg man wounded in Antioch parking lot shootout
  by Robert Salonga
• Meeting scheduled on water pipeline project
  by Anonymous
• Rodeo pedestrian killed in carjacking fracas identified
  by Roman Gokhman
• Alameda Fair lineup's got something for everyone.
  by Jim Harrington
• Four artists offer differing approaches to color in Gallery House
  by Bonny Zanardi
• Leadership Walnut Creek graduates 2009 class
  by Anonymous
• Grills are smokin' at BBQ challenge
  by Dana Guzzetti
• Better savoring the travel experience
  by Janice De Jesus
• Teen's actions underscore CPR training
  by Jennifer Shaw
• HIV testing, health screenings begin today in Oakland
  by Katherine Jarvis
• THE TIME IS RIPE: VINCE SCALISE
  by Vince Scalise
• Man shot in Pittsburg shopping center
  by Paul Burgarino
• Sketchbook journal workshop set
  by Janice De Jesus
• Draft permit issued for proposed Calpine plant in Hayward
  by Eric Kurhi
• Public meetings in Walnut Creek -- June 25
  by Elisabeth Nardi
• Walnut Creek news briefs -- June 25
  by Elisabeth Nardi
• Walnut Creek police log -- June 25
  by Anonymous
• Reviews: Don't read to me from 'Inkheart'
  by Barry Caine
• Arts notes -- Walnut Creek Journal, June 25
  by Anonymous
• Rate payers will be hit with cost increases by the Dublin San Ramon
  by Robert Jordan
• Ruben Navarrette Jr.: Sometimes standing by your man simply is not
  by Syndicated columnist
• Tri-Valley gets back in the swim of things
  by TRI-VALLEY HERALD
• Promises of a mall makeover at Foothill Square still unfulfilled
  by Kamika Dunlap
• Review: Romantic 'Cheri' light on romance, heavy on looks
  by Roger Moore
• Review: 'My Sister's' a keeper weeper
  by Roger Moore
• Review: 'Stoning of Soraya M.' harrowing look at Iranian injustice
  by Roger Moore
• Attorney general sues Pleasanton over its voter-approved housing cap
  by Sophia Kazmi
• Celeb Pix: Where'd Yanni's hair go?
  by Wire photos
• El Cerrito carjacking suspects arrested after returning for 2nd
  by Karl Fischer
• Newlywed gunfire leaves 1 dead, 1 critically injured in San Pablo
  by Karl Fischer
• Jim Ott: Picture-perfect Father's Day
  by Jim Ott
• Investigators say thieves did not force entry in college district
  by Karl Fischer
• WEST COUNTY TODAY
  by Anonymous
• Twice-Told Tales
  by Anonymous
• Datelines
  by Anonymous
• Ed Arnow: Dinner is favorite meal for locals
  by Ed Arnow
• Correction
  by Anonymous
• Business spotlight: Unique salad restaurant opens in Brentwood
  by Roni Gehlke
• Roni Gehlke: Local pizza chain in new TV ad campaign
  by Roni Gehlke
• Megan LaVallee: Don't forgo vacation, try a staycation instead
  by Megan LaVallee
• East County reunions
  by Anonymous
• Military notes
  by Anonymous
• Liberty High School student receives national honor
  by Anonymous
• Academic Notes
  by Eat County Times
• West County Community charter moves to new location
  by Kimberly S Wetzel
• Our Neighbors: Program sends El Cerrito High student to Virgin
  by Chris Treadway
• East County Religion Happenings
  by Anonymous
• On Tap:
  by Judith Prieve
• Arne Simonsen: Partisanship doesn't help in getting problems solved
  by Arne Simonsen
• Letters to the editor
  by Anonymous
• Meetings
  by Anonymous
• E-views
  by Anonymous
• Brentwood Police Calls
  by Anonymous
• Antioch Police Calls
  by Anonymous
• Oakley Police Calls
  by Anonymous
• Four cities revisit 'green corridor' a year-and-a-half later
  by Katherine Tam
• Richmond city blueprint due out next month
  by Anonymous
• Antioch launches graffiti removal program
  by Hilary Costa
• Much-needed clinic in Oakley stalls due to budget cuts
  by Jonathan Lockett
• Walnut Creek touts its most beautiful projects
  by Elisabeth Nardi
• Council pushes forward with new civic center
  by Rowena Coetsee
• Traditional, family friendly Fourth in Antioch
  by Hilary Costa
• Rodeo-Hercules Fire board member's future in hands of colleagues
  by Tom Lochner
• Volunteer Opportunities
  by Anonymous
• Support groups
  by Anonymous
• East County Fourth of July Events
  by Anonymous
• Daughter missing after two women escape public corrections facility
  by Sean Maher
• Foundation cuts ties with Antioch schools
  by Hilary Costa
• Correction: Fentons Creamery
  by Anonymous
• East County Datebook
  by Anonymous
• Rodeo-Hercules Fire board member's future in hands of colleagues
  by Tom Lochner
• Pittsburg swim programs to be offered in Antioch
  by Paul Burgarino
• Woman accused of hit-and-run that critically injured Dublin man
  by Sophia Kazmi
• Dave Newhouse: The Pied Piper of bakeries
  by Dave Newhouse
• Review: The Tibetan hunt for an 'Unmistaken Child'
  by Kenneth Turan
• Candid Cam: On Jose, Warriors and U.S.A!
  by Cam Inman

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