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The move toward more restrained beer styles is one of the most notable aspects of the Bay Area’s current craft beer boom. For the past 15 years, West Coast beer has been dominated by hops, thanks in large part to the success of Sierra Nevada Pale Ale in the 1980s, and the cult following around the double IPAs (Indian pale ales) created by Russian River Brewing’s Vinnie Cilurzo in the 1990s. Until fairly recently, if you wanted local craft beer at a Bay Area bar, your choices were typically heavily hopped ales from breweries like Bear Republic, Speakeasy or Lagunitas. … [Read more...] about Hail Beerlandia! Bay Area craft brew scene goes full steam ahead

I am going to get really vulnerable here, and I hope you will have an honest response to this post. Remote Learning is failing. I have three very well-adjusted, typically developing, privileged children who are miserable in school. My middle schooler who had straight As his entire life is getting Cs and Ds. My second grader is now officially reading below grade level. I feel like a huge a*hole complaining because we are healthy, working and have a roof over our heads. At the same time, I feel like I need to speak up loudly. This cannot be happening only in my home. I am so frustrated and to be truthful, so jealous of all of the districts around us with children in school. Why aren’t more people talking about this? Are your children doing ok with remote learning? Are you? (please be nice) … [Read more...] about ‘I Want to Meet My Teacher’

As the list above shows, some of the most exciting and novel experiments in food are happening at pop-ups, which hold a similar thrill as other forms of ephemeral creativity — like underground concerts, performance art and, the most normie variant, flash mobs. People like me endure the busy phone lines, ridiculously long queues and slapped-together ordering forms because we’re looking for the specific excitement of experiencing something froth-like and fragile. Unconsciously, and perhaps foolishly, we who call June’s Pizza 20-plus times or more for a chance to buy a pie embrace Aeschylus’ ancient observations on suffering, explored in his Oresteia: that “there is advantage in the wisdom won from pain.” … [Read more...] about The best way to enjoy the Bay Area’s food pop-ups is to embrace chaos

BRENTWOOD (KPIX) — The city of Brentwood and some smaller communities in east Contra Costa County are expected to endorse a plan to merge their fire department into the Contra Costa County Fire Protection District. Experts say the merger would provide better 911 response times. … [Read more...] about Brentwood Leaders Support Consolidation of Contra Costa County Fire Departments

"I was pleased that we worked out a bipartisan schedule," veteran Sen. Ben Cardin, D-Md., said on "America's News Headquarters." "That gives the president, the former president, his team an opportunity to properly prepare their defense. It also allows us to get some of the business at hand with the president by his cabinet. And these urgent issues where we start from, we have no choice." … [Read more...] about Trump impeachment article being sent to Senate Monday, ahead of trial next month