Archive for the ‘Uncategorized’ Category


Urban farms in the East Bay today

Archive Entry Date: c. 2020

A list of contemporary urban farms in the East Bay

Three Girls In Costume

Archive Entry Date: 1/1/2012

A piece of Peoria history.

This Is Up To You

Archive Entry Date: 1/1/2012

A piece of history.

Women Unite

Archive Entry Date: 1/1/2012

A piece of history.

Disabled and Proud

Archive Entry Date: 1/1/2012

A piece of history.

Charles Garry and Brown Power

Archive Entry Date: 1/1/2012

A piece of history.

The Restaurant

Archive Entry Date: 1/1/2012

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People’s Food System Collective

Archive Entry Date: 10/12/2013

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Kathy Delacour’s Funeral Program

Archive Entry Date: 6/12/88

A life cut short on the Avenue

Robbing the Blind

Archive Entry Date: 03/24/82

Disability Rights Activist, Ken Stein, speaks at a Berkeley City Council meeting

Some Other Animals for Urban Backyards

Archive Entry Date: c. 1979

A book excerpt teaches the burgeoning homesteader how to raise bees and fish in their backyard

Photograph

Archive Entry Date: n.d

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A Letter From Steve to Lou

Archive Entry Date: 8/18/1976

Steve Dain sure is a sweetie

Drawing from the Laurel’s Kitchen Cookbook

Archive Entry Date: 1976

An artist's depiction of a 70s counterculture kitchen.

“Cleo Overstreet, Novelist”

Archive Entry Date: 7/4/1975

example of R.S. elevating innovative artists whose work was under appreciated then and and too often forgotten

A Rainbow of Poetry: The Berkeley Marathon

Archive Entry Date: 7/1/1975

Rainbow Sign sponsored the longest poetry marathon ever, according to the Guinness Book of World Records

Bill Thomas Resigns

Archive Entry Date: 06/17/1975

Looming deficits prompted the district's business manager to resign under a cloud

Keystone Berkeley calendar June 1975

Archive Entry Date: 6/1/1975

A typically wide-ranging lineup of artists

The Rainbow Sign Can Use Some Help

Archive Entry Date: 04/18/1975

Mary Ann Pollar emphasized the educational mission of Rainbow Sign during a fundraising drive

School Specialists To Fill Teacher Vacancies

Archive Entry Date: 04/16/1975

Superintendent Wilson seeks to slim out the teacher and administrative base.

“Teachers Vote ‘No’ to Strike”

Archive Entry Date: 04/03/1975

Disorder between Berkeley's many teacher organizations and their respective ballots contributes to frustration with negotiations.

The Story of Suzy Cooke

Archive Entry Date: 1974

An extensive interview about a trans woman's life in 1970s Berkeley

Waiting for Jerry Garcia

Archive Entry Date: 5/10/74

Sam Silver evoked the bold music on offer at the Keystone Berkeley, and the bold audience that welcomed it

Angela Douglas Biography

Archive Entry Date: 1978

A quick lowdown on Angela Douglas

Special Meeting on Negotiations with Bus Drivers

Archive Entry Date: 9/25/73

Minutes from a special school board meeting, convened to address the bus drivers' job action

Schools Hiring Policy Unchanged

Archive Entry Date: 04/20/1973

Director Samuel Markowitz's bid to end formal affirmative action hiring policies fell short

Berkeley’s Outlook Hardly Promising

Archive Entry Date: 04/13/73

Three columns of discontent from moderate and conservative Berkeleyans.

Berkeley City Council Voting Record

Archive Entry Date: 04/11/73

A curated account of city council voting records prepared by the Berkeley League of Women Voters.

April Coalition Materials Plastered on Mailboxes

Archive Entry Date: 04/10/73

"The Greater Berkeley Community" shook its fist at radical candidates for City Council

Gene Roh Fights For Quality Education

Archive Entry Date: 04/05/1973

Candidate Gene Roh, probation officer and concerned citizen, threw his hat in the ring.