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Pumperthingle bagels, Horseradish Cheddar schmear on their way

A 64-year-old Goldsboro man who was crossing North Berkeley Boulevard, near Caudill Avenue, Wednesday night died after being struck by an SUV and a tractor-trailer.

The organization's president writes in the local paper that they don't sell property to Black or Asian buyers.

Marilyn Rinzler founded Poulet in 1979 with dreams of good chicken. Poulet has closed, but the Gourmet Ghetto it helped start is still going strong.

FALLING WATERS — North Berkeley Library will present "Mother" Jones at 5:30 p.m. on Thursday, Aug. 17, at 1255 TJ Jackson Drive Falling Waters.

The Berkeley Historical Society & Museum, or BHSM, is showcasing a new exhibit about the history of Chinese immigration to Berkeley. It tells the stories of several Berkeley residents of Chinese descent, as well as the growth of the Berkeley Chinese-American community over the years.

MARTINSBURG — Jaxson Ruest’s preparation to put out a fire Thursday night consisted of the eight warmup pitches he received when he moved from first base to the pitcher’s mound

'It’s about how control and chaos run up against each other,' says the North Berkeley artist

MARTINSBURG — Brayden Stottlemeyer of Berkeley Post 14 received a preview last week of his American Legion opponent in Wednesday’s American Legion Area 4 tournament game at P.O. Faulkner Park.

MARTINSBURG — The Hedgesville Juniors little league team strung together a series of rallies to defeat Trap Hill in Sunday’s state championship action, 11-1.