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Prizes, pandemics, and playgrounds: A glimpse into the Piedmont Recreation Commission

By Ellen Gudiksen | PHS '25 | April 22, 2025

PHS senior Ellen Gudiksen attended a Rec Commission meeting and gained a new appreciation for the volunteers who serve.

City

The Blotter | Rented SUV driving ‘recklessly’ in Piedmont

By Damin Esper | April 22, 2025

Plus: A bevy of stolen cars and a report of aggressive driving.

City

City Council approves closure of Linda off-leash dog park

By Exedra Staff | April 22, 2025

Frustrated dog owners say the city moved too quickly to shut down the only enclosed dog run in the city.

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Photos | Millennium High School marks 25 years

By Photos by Julie Reichle | April 22, 2025

School leaders past and present celebrated the evolution of the district's alternative high school at a Community Hall event last Friday.

Food & Drink

The Dish | White Chicken Chili

By Courtney Azad | April 22, 2025

Quick, delicious and kid-friendly.

Around Town

Who’s that Good Dog?

By Juliana Thornborrow | April 22, 2025

Collie-Berner mix Ava sports a cowlick -- and a highly attuned sense of empathy.

Elections

Barbara Lee declares victory in Oakland mayor’s race

By Thomas Hughes | Bay City News | April 22, 2025

Lee's closest opponent, Loren Taylor, conceded on Friday.

Arts & Entertainment

San Francisco’s famed Flower Market ready to bloom in spacious new warehouse facility

By Alise Maripuu | Bay City News | April 20, 2025

The market celebrated its grand opening last week at its new location at 901 16th Street in Potrero Hill.

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Packed house for PEF talk by legal scholar and former US ambassador

By Exedra staff and photos by Julie Reichle | April 18, 2025

Jeff Bleich's talk was a reflection on Machiavelli’s "The Prince", and lessons for modern times.

Lifestyle

Commentary: Writing the last chapter — Do you have the will to leave a legacy and not a mess?

By Susan Nash | Bay City News | April 18, 2025

If you want to have the end of your life go the way you want it, you need to plan now, says a recent visiting scholar at the Stanford Center on Longevity.