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News from Native California, the Native American cultural magazine begun by Heydey Books founder Malcolm Margolin in 1987, is celebrating its 25th anniversary with a party at Oakland Museum of California tomorrow. Its Lillian Fleer tells Berkeleyside that the magazine—which grew from a one-page flier—has about 2,000 subscribers throughout California and the U. S., besides being distributed at bookstores and newsstands. Berkeleyside
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Ex-KRON weathercaster Evelyn Taft tweets from Palm Springs
An airship casts its shadow over downtown Oakland
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Ross Mirkarimi, wife Eliana Lopez at Hall of Justice, July 20, 2012 | CBS San Francisco
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