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Articles in Jun 25, 2009 issue of Oakland Tribune

• Pack Test at center of fire board controversy
  by Tom Lochner
• Teen Talk: I shoplifted and now I feel terrible
  by Kelly Richardson
• Concord/Clayton public meetings
  by Anonymous
• Concord/Clayton police log
  by Concord Transcript
• library corner
  by Anonymous
• Scholars
  by Anonymous
• CERT-extinguished
  by Anonymous
• Transcript Digest
  by Anonymous
• Military Honors -- Walnut Creek Journal
  by Anonymous
• Datebook for June 24-30
  by Anonymous
• best of the journal
  by Anonymous
• Curtain Calls: Move fast for plethora of summer shows
  by Anonymous
• Oakland Tribune June 25 Letters to the editor
  by Letters to the editor
• Byron Williams: California needs a moratorium on ballot measures
  by Contributing columnist
• My Word: Funding must be consistent for disabled services at
  by Shirley Pejman
• Editorial: Inaction sends clear message about California farmworkers
  by Anonymous
• Fremont Argus June 25 Letters to the editor
  by Letters to the editor
• Contra Costa Times June 25 Letters from our readers
  by Anonymous
• Ask Amy: Hostile Home Unhealthy for Daughter
  by Amy Dickinson
• Review: 'Tiger Woods PGA Tour 10' creates realistic golfing
  by Gieson Cacho
• Review: Brit silliness reigns supreme in 'Run for Your Wife"
  by Joanne Engelhardt
• Get Out: US Air Guitar Championships
  by Anonymous
• Who'll own the Song of the Summer?
  by Jim Harrington
• Gary Bogue: Lies: Is it ethical to lie to a dog?
  by Gary Bogue
• Coming Attractions: East Bay filmmakers on a roll with 'Better This
  by Barry Caine
• Curtain Calls: Move fast for plethora of summer shows
  by Anonymous
• Fremont school board adopts $247.1 million budget
  by Linh Tat
• What you love and hate
  by Anonymous
• Credit card scammer gets two years in prison
  by Joshua Melvin
• Federal funds help Oakland's public schools balance the budget --
  by Katy Murphy
• Olympic Club in Daly City found liable for flood damage to nearby
  by Christine Morente
• Celebration canceled; teachers get pay cut
  by Steven Finacom
• Fun for children at Tilden
  by Ned Mackay
• Community/News briefs
  by Anonymous
• Snapp Shots: Thank you to a market that started a revolution
  by Martin Snapp
• No health reform without a public option, Lee vows
  by Josh Richman
• Utility tax delayed no longer in El Cerrito
  by Shelly Meron
• What's happening
  by Anonymous
• What's happening
  by Anonymous
• Montclarion youth report
  by Montclarion
• Antioch man pulled knife on officer, police say
  by Hilary Costa
• calendar
  by Anonymous
• Revived snack bar brightens Lake Anza summers
  by Marta Yamamoto
• Lessons in hoops and life
  by Doug Oakley
• What's happening
  by Anonymous
• 'Applause Goes Ape' hits Lesher stage
  by Sam Richards
• Antioch district eliminates six top jobs
  by Hilary Costa
• Martinez council agrees to lend schools $500,000
  by Lisa P White
• Letters to the Editor
  by Piedmonter Letters
• From software battle victories to war on drugs
  by Brandon Bailey
• Staycations can have legs with good planning
  by Eve Mitchell
• El Cerrito Albany Kensington Calendar
  by Anonymous
• Pletschet: Dividend rich REITS ready to shine
  by Cliff Pletschet
• Man shot in neck during Castro Valley home invasion
  by Jason Sweeney
• Piedmont City Briefs
  by Piedmonter
• Weekend plans include Dimond Canyon cleanup
  by Janet Levaux
• Piedmont Police log
  by Piedmonter
• Oakland school district passes budget, each school hit with 4.5
  by Katy Murphy
• Parcel tax money restores teachers' jobs
  by Linda Davis
• Get ready for the Fourth
  by Lucinda Ryan
• Munroe: Economic cold shower cleanses
  by Tapan Munroe
• Slide Show: Cowell smokestack comes down
  by Karl Mondon
• Antioch schools, ACLU settle dispute
  by Hilary Costa
• Montclair Police reports
  by Montclarion
• Support groups
  by Montclarion
• Artists brush up for weekend sidewalk festival
  by Maya Mirsky
• Carol Thornberry column: New leadership for Garden Club
  by Carol Thornberry
• My Word: Alameda fire chief should be re-evaluated
  by Denise Lai
• Letters to the Editor
  by Alameda Journal letters
• Remaining city departments to return to Richmond Civic Center on
  by Katherine Tam
• Happiness in the park
  by Luis Salvago-Toledo
• Upcoming public meetings for Lamorinda
  by Lamorinda Sun
• Martini contest is anything but ordinary
  by Jonathan Morales
• Eyeing new revenue, cities consider charter status
  by Jonathan Morales
• The Big Picture: Shopping, even as patriotic act, is torture
  by Mike Zampa
• Pot plants found with dead body cargo in Dublin traffic stop
  by Sophia Kazmi
• Tip leads to four arrests on Blanding Avenue, Alameda police say
  by Alameda Journal
• Plenty of fundraising and fun in early July
  by Joe King
• Dentist to end longtime career
  by Lucinda Ryan
• Alameda City briefs
  by Alameda Journal

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