Updated: May 15, 2008 5:56:10 AM PDT
Educators breathe brief sigh of relief
State and local education leaders were relieved and wary Wednesday when schools seemingly escaped serious harm in the governor's proposed budget. 

 
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Federal investigators said Wednesday they were looking into claims that up to 3,000 eggs and hatchlings of a protected migratory bird were crushed under harvesting machines in one of the largest bird kills in recent California history.  
 
 

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Orinda social welfare expert Neil Gilbert's new book looks at a culture that overvalues career life and increasingly outsources the care of its children.  
 
 
 
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A new word has quietly slipped into the lexicon of the buying local movement: locavores, a term coined in San Francisco.

 
 
 
 
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Bay Area employers are offering incentives to employees to bike, bus, BART, carpool, walk or even skate to work.

 
 
 
 
 

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Aces BOB BOLING, Pine Meadow GC, No. 4, 134 yards, 9-iron MARK BOSCH, Lone Tree GC, No. 5, 105 yards, 9-iron PAT DEISEM, Rossmoor GC, No. 4, 137 yards, 4-iron GARY IRWIN, Tilden Park GC, No.  
 
 
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