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World-renowned Bay Area architect Art Gensler dies
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The firm Gensler co-founded in 1965 is now the biggest architecture firm in the world. Local projects include the Chase Center and Moscone Convention Center West.Arts & Entertainment
Oakland residents and civic leaders turn to quilt art to combat gun violence
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A partnership with a local anti-violence organization and a national anti-gun violence nonprofit will use quilting art to foster community dialogue.covid
FDA approves Pfizer covid-19 vaccine for children ages 12-15
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Vaccine appointments for children ages 12-15 will be available via MyTurn starting on Thursday.Nonprofit
‘Students for Solar’ host auction to help fund STEAM building solar panels
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PHS and MHS students roll up their sleeves to raise $400,000; virtual auction is live until June 3.art
Celebrate AAPI Heritage Month with dance, music, zines, and the history of sugar
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A myriad of events, performances, and publications across the Bay Area showcase the vital contributions of Asian Americans to American society.Featured in Category
Local History | Frederick Law Olmsted & Mountain View Cemetery
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Piedmont historian Gail Lombardi shares the history of how America's most famous landscape architect left his mark in our backyard.Arts & Entertainment
A new film, to premiere online via BAMPFA, explores how 8 Bay Area artists are surviving
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"Tell Them We Were Here" profiles some 60 local artists, musicians, and curators.Bay Area
Mills College faculty approves motion of vote of no confidence in administration
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The motion, which comes after the announcement in March that the college would not hand out final degrees after 2023, won 73 percent approval.Arts & Entertainment
