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Zac Farber
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Editor, Berkeleyside
Berkeley, Minneapolis
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By Sharon Grodin, Zac Farber Verified| Berkeleyside Verified Joseph Grodin, a Berkeley resident for over half a century and a California Supreme Court justice ousted from the court for opposing the death penalty, died Sunday at 94. As a high school junior, Joe Grodin traveled to postwar France in 1947 with the World Boy Scout Jamboree, seeing the effects of war, and hearing from survivors about life under fascism.
By Nathan Dalton, Zac Farber Verified| Berkeleyside Verified The Claremont, the 276-room luxury hotel at the foot of the Berkeley Hills, has changed hands for at least the 10th time in its 110-year-history — and the fifth since 2007. After a decade of operation under the Fairmont flag, management of the property passed to HEI Hotels + Resorts in February, two years after the hotel was sold to Ohana Real Estate Investors by the estate of Richard Blum, the husband of Sen. Dianne Feinstein. The hotel’s official name has changed to the Claremont Resort & Club.
Remembering Arnie Passman, poet and punster whose classic book examined radio DJs' influence on pop culture
By Bill Berkowitz, Zac Farber Verified| Berkeleyside Verified Arnold Passman, known to friends as Arnie, died on Tuesday, April 8, at the Vale Medical Center in San Pablo. He was 88. He would’ve preferred to announce the news himself … but his time ran out. Born in Chicago on May 22, 1936, Arnie was a word maven, a poet, a prolific punster and a writer. His book The Deejays: How the Tribal Chieftains of Radio Got to Where They’re At, published in 1971, examined the influence of radio disc jockeys on popular culture.
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Berkeleyside
Berkeleyside is a nonprofit, independent digital news site serving Berkeley, California. It is part of Cityside, which also powers The Oaklandside and East Bay Nosh. Founded in 2009, Berkeleyside blends investigative reporting with community news and features covering the issues, events, food and environment of an extraordinary East Bay city.
Berkeley, California, United States
'+1 510-671-0380
Founded: 2009