ON LOCATION with Nancy Nadel
Nancy Nadel, a member of the Oakland City Council since 1996, spills the beans about her passion for Jamaica, the chocolate company she founded, and where to hang out in Oaktown.
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ON LOCATION with Allen Michaan
Local character Allan Michaan, the mogul behind Oakland’s Grand Lake Theater and Michaan’s Auctions, fills us in on his favorite haunts hereabouts.
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Elemental, My Dear Watson
Summertime, and the living is easy—not to mention mostly rain-free. That means it’s the ideal time of year to prepare your home for a warm, leak-proof winter. Ready, set, weatherize!
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ON LOCATION with Adam Lamoreaux
We’re excited to debut the first installation of On Location—a bite-sized new Q&A with a colorful East Bay character (as you may have noticed, there’s no shortage in these parts!) plus a peek at their preferred hangouts. This month, we launch the series with Adam Lamoreaux, the boffo brewmeister behind Oakland’s Linden Street Brewery. Lamoreaux fills us in on his favorite local haunts, strolls, restaurants, and, of course, brew pubs.
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Ready to Rock
The Loma Prieta earthquake, 7.1 on the Richter scale, rocked the Bay Area in October 1989. Twenty years later, many of us remain woefully unprepared for the next devastating quake. But a little advance preparation—stockpiling water and supplies, upgrading your home’s foundation—could make a big difference. This month, we survey local experts to find out what survival necessities to buy, services to contract, and community organizations to contact as you prepare for the inevitable Big One.
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