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BERKELEY'S NEWS • JUNE 03, 2023

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Berkeley City Council unanimously voted Tuesday to take the first steps toward plans to stimulate and retain startups in the city. 
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Berkeley City Council unanimously voted Tuesday to take the first steps toward plans to stimulate and retain startups in the city. 
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Berkeley physicists and soil scientists recently joined efforts to develop a new method for detecting carbon in dirt — without even having to touch soil. 
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Berkeley physicists and soil scientists recently joined efforts to develop a new method for detecting carbon in dirt — without even having to touch soil. 
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A UC Berkeley School of Public Health study found disparities in patient care and heart failure readmissions between Black and white patients.
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A UC Berkeley School of Public Health study found disparities in patient care and heart failure readmissions between Black and white patients.
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UC Berkeley alumnus David Xu was arrested Thursday on charges of allegedly attempting to kill his co-worker by poisoning her food and water.
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UC Berkeley alumnus David Xu was arrested Thursday on charges of allegedly attempting to kill his co-worker by poisoning her food and water.
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Here’s what you missed in the news since summer began.
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Here’s what you missed in the news since summer began.
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Berkeley Marina’s first public commuter ferry service in decades set sail early Friday morning, transporting a handful of eager passengers across the calm Bay waters to Pier 1.5 at Embarcadero in San Francisco.
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Berkeley Marina’s first public commuter ferry service in decades set sail early Friday morning, transporting a handful of eager passengers across the calm Bay waters to Pier 1.5 at Embarcadero in San Francisco.
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Incumbents Beatriz Leyva-Cutler and Judy Appel won the two open Board of Education director positions for the Berkeley Unified School District on Tuesday, defeating their sole challenger Abdur Sikder.
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Incumbents Beatriz Leyva-Cutler and Judy Appel won the two open Board of Education director positions for the Berkeley Unified School District on Tuesday, defeating their sole challenger Abdur Sikder.
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Bonita Fish Market, known for its Bay Area-sourced fish and friendly service, has closed its doors after three years of business in Downtown Berkeley.
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Bonita Fish Market, known for its Bay Area-sourced fish and friendly service, has closed its doors after three years of business in Downtown Berkeley.
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South Gate Apartments, a mixed-use building with 44 dwelling units and 2,800 square feet of nonresidential floor area, is expected to be ready by August 2016.
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South Gate Apartments, a mixed-use building with 44 dwelling units and 2,800 square feet of nonresidential floor area, is expected to be ready by August 2016.
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