
Kate Darby Rauch
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1 month ago |
berkeleyscanner.com | Kate Darby Rauch |Emilie Raguso
A driver who said a Tesla struck her Honda was taken to the hospital last week after she crashed through a newly renovated storefront in North Berkeley. Witnesses said the building was vacant but carpenters were working inside. They were not injured in the crash. Writing in a public post on NextDoor, the Honda driver said an EMT who had been out for a walk kept her company until first responders arrived.
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2 months ago |
berkeleyscanner.com | Kate Darby Rauch |Emilie Raguso
Editor's Note: The Scanner will periodically publish guest essays from community members on issues of interest or concern. Today's piece was submitted by Libby Lee-Egan and Marc Hedlund, Berkeley residents and advocates for bicycle infrastructure improvements across the city. Now that the draft Berkeley Bike Plan has been released, we can expect to hear the same objection that we have heard before to individual bicycle improvements.
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2 months ago |
berkeleyscanner.com | Frances Dinkelspiel |Kate Darby Rauch |Emilie Raguso
The city of Berkeley pledged Wednesday night to turn its focus and resources to a homeless encampment that's been growing since January in Civic Center Park, right across from Berkeley High and the police station. Parents have been raising concerns about problematic behavior related to the camp, particularly after a man who walked out of the park grabbed a Berkeley High student on her way to school in late January.
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2 months ago |
berkeleyscanner.com | Frances Dinkelspiel |Kate Darby Rauch |Emilie Raguso
Editor's Note: The Scanner will periodically publish guest essays from community members on issues of concern. Today's piece was submitted by Rebecca Levenson and Diana Gordon, co-chairs of the Gender Equity and Sexual Harassment Advisory Committee for BUSD. The Civic Center homeless encampment across from Berkeley High School is a study in balancing the needs of our citizens, and calls for our leaders to prioritize — fast.
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Feb 10, 2025 |
berkeleyscanner.com | Emilie Raguso |Kate Darby Rauch
Traffic safety On the last morning of her life, Elise Lusk did what she'd loved to do for decades — rigorous laps at Berkeley's King Pool followed by coffee at nearby Espresso Roma, with friends. Her fellow Berkeley Aquatic Masters swimmers, the competitive program for adults. On this Sunday morning, Jan. 26, Lusk stopped at Monterey Market after coffee to pick up a few dinner supplies.
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