Writing His Own Story
A modern John Muir hits his stride with Bay Nature, equal parts journal and travelogue.
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Mike Rosen-Molina
Music, Mayhem, Murders, and Proms
To honor The Monthly’s 45 years of publishing prowess, we look back at 45 pivotal—and not so pivotal—moments that helped define the East Bay ethos, from politics and culture to crime and development.
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Unconventional Medicine Man
Dana Ullman wants you to join the debate over whether homeopathic or allopathic medicine is superb.
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True to His ’60s Roots
The Berkeley Rep’s Tony Taccone surrounds himself with talent and continues to push the envelope for inspired theater.
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Putting Passion into Pinball
Michael Schiess preserves Americana with a museum full of vintage pinball games set on free play.
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