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It isn’t every day that I get to tip my hat to Parks management for a job well done, particularly

The Great Egret has the size and the weapons to gouge a charging dog’s eyes out. But here it chose

Among the positive changes that 2021 has brought comes the greening of the park. The past year’s drought left much

The Burrowing Owl in the Nature Area on the north side of the park has been playing hide-and-go-seek with its

During the COVID pandemic it’s common to see men and women walking around needing haircuts. Well, trees need haircuts too.

December 9, 2020December 7, 2020 Marty Nicolaus 152 Views 0 Comments

Carol Denney is a Berkeley treasure. For a quarter-century just about every month she’s published a satirical broadsheet that lampoons,

Today I became one of the first park visitors in many years to walk the lower passage that runs north-south

We like to think that management of our parks, including the largest, Cesar Chavez, is in the hands of people

The City of Berkeley has $53 million left of the $100 million T1 parks bond that voters approved in 2018.

If you’re in Cesar Chavez Park and need to go, you’re in trouble. The only facilities that the Parks, Recreation

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