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Eight train cars may receive a second life as a part of BART’s Legacy Fleet Decommissioning project, becoming training props, time capsules and more.

Eight lucky winners have been awarded decommissioned BART cars, as BART announced these retired cars will be transformed into a retro video game arcade, a bike repair shop, and a beer garden at The Oakland A’s stadium.

BART officials have revealed where the agency’s decommisioned transit cars will be...

When most people think Oakland, California they don’t think stunning redwood forests. But that’s why the Oakland Hills flies under-the-radar of most. Those that know, are well aware that this area is home to some of the Bay Area’s prettiest places to find tranquility.

Robert Henry “Bob” Dolliver III, 1934-2021 Columbia Daily Tribune © Parker Millard Funeral Services Robert Henry “Bob” Dolliver III Robert Henry “Bob” Dolliver III, of Columbia, died on February 13, 2021 at Katy Manor Nursing Home in Pilot Grove. He was born in Fort Dodge, Iowa on October 15, 1934. All of Bob’s family of origin preceded him in death, his parents: James I. and Rachel M. Dolliver; his brothers: James M. of Seattle, Washington, and Arthur “Mac”...

Alley & Vine opens in Alameda The team behind fine dining bastions Waterbar and Farallon in San Francisco — Francisco Bazo, Casey Hunt and chef Jason Ryczek — has opened a new farm-to-table restaurant in Alameda called Alley & Vine, which debuts today for takeout and delivery. Alley & Vine’s California cuisine menu features dishes prepared with locally sourced produce, fresh seafood and sustainably raised meats. Some menu highlights include a duck confit salad sandwich ($13), housemade pa...