Contra Costa Times (Walnut Creek, CA) articles from March 2007

Contra Costa Times (Walnut Creek, CA) archives from March 2007

Marine Corps workshops educate teachers.
March 1, 2007

Pinole man arrested in drug probe.
March 1, 2007

Woolf's 'Lighthouse' shines at Berkeley Rep.(Theater review)
March 1, 2007

Pribble gets chance to defend Cal: The former walk-on wraps up his home career this week, has applied to be a graduate assistant.
March 1, 2007

Left knee injury will sideline Kielty: A's outfielder will be out three to six weeks after undergoing surgery.
March 1, 2007

Brentwood's Liberty High teachers back schedule.
March 1, 2007

Vessel disposal revisited: Program will include environmental safeguards for recycling fleets like that in Suisun Bay.
March 1, 2007

Defendant in fatal crash testifies about bad tires: MARTINEZ: Suspect charged with vehicular manslaughter says he didn't know tread was thin.
March 1, 2007

Council aims to regain reins of refinery probes: RICHMOND: Officials look into forming panel of experts that would report to them, be funded by Chevron.(Discussion)
March 1, 2007

Little idea became triumph of a lifetime: PITTSBURG: Seafood Festival carries on into its 23rd year, despite the recent death of its founder.
March 1, 2007

Suspect in home invasion arrested: CONCORD: Police still seeking woman in armed robbery that occurred during the weekend.
March 1, 2007

Playoffs slipping away: Nelson apologizes for Warriors' season that seems destined to end without a postseason appearance.
March 1, 2007

EDITORIAL: Incomprehensible acts.(Editorial)
March 1, 2007

Contra Costa Times, Walnut Creek, Calif., Rick Hurd column: Washington finds home as Rangers' new skipper.(Column)
March 1, 2007

Correction.(Correction notice)
March 1, 2007

AirBART fares take flight today.
March 1, 2007

Gaels' Arredondo and Obaiza enjoy last laugh: Seniors are grateful for coaching change; now they want to change luck in WCC tournament.
March 1, 2007

Longs unworried by drop in quarterly earnings: Drugstore chain says losses are temporary and that it will close 31 stores.(Financial report)
March 1, 2007

Family, community mourn 5-month-old: BRENTWOOD: Cause of death of paramedics' son pending, but tentatively ruled SIDS.
March 1, 2007

Students speak out on alcohol: RODEO, BAY POINT: Documentary discusses teens' access to substances in their homes.
March 1, 2007

Stores think outside the bag: In attempt to brand themselves as 'green,' supermarkets and other retailers reconsider the 'paper vs. plastic' debate.
March 1, 2007

EDITORIAL: 4-year Concord college.(Editorial)
March 1, 2007

Former 49ers QB Garcia is on the Raiders' radar.
March 1, 2007

Students discover stars without leaving school: LIVERMORE: Tented classroom will travel to sites to provide science instruction.
March 1, 2007

Forum gives commissioners a voice in project: DUBLIN: Shopping center developer took officials on field trip of regional malls, seeking reflections, input.
March 1, 2007

Commission gives Weber project a green light: DANVILLE: Neighbors' opposition to luxury homes development offset by property owners' rights.
March 1, 2007

West Contra Costa school board will investigate member's residency.
March 1, 2007

San Ramon police arrest Gavin Newsom's alleged stalker.
March 1, 2007

No one hurt in school bus collision.
March 1, 2007

Around the remote: Television picks for the week of March 4-10.
March 1, 2007

`The Winner,' premiering Sunday on Fox.
March 2, 2007

Liberty High teachers OK block classes.
March 2, 2007

Correction.(Correction notice)
March 2, 2007

State relents on fee for marijuana card: In wake of protests, agency drops plan that would have raised annual rate to $142; most will pay $66 each year instead.
March 2, 2007

Agencies try to clear rusty, floating clutter: THE DELTA: Authorities say owner is trespassing and the collection poses a threat to environment.
March 2, 2007

Mayor says state of the town remains excellent: DANVILLE: In annual address, Shimansky says safety, preparing for natural disasters paramount.
March 2, 2007

Cal shaken by loss to 'Cats: Bears fall below .500 after an earthquake temporarily halts play.
March 2, 2007

Warriors not ready to concede season: Despite Nelson's admission of failure, players are determined to make the playoffs.
March 2, 2007

Waves crash down on Gaels in OT: No. 7 seed USF pulls off an upset victory over second-seeded San Diego.
March 2, 2007

Younger Andretti runs in fast company at Infineon.
March 2, 2007

Longs Drugs to close three East Bay stores: Retailer shuttering a total of 31 locations in four states.
March 2, 2007

EDITORIAL: Traffic relief funded.(Editorial)
March 2, 2007

Contra Costa Times, Walnut Creek, Calif., Mary F. Pols column: The sign of a smart, dark thriller: A sense of the unknown lends authenticity to 'Zodiac'.(Movie review)(Column)
March 2, 2007

Contra Costa Times, Walnut Creek, Calif., Gary Peterson column: Eclipsing Aaron not the hard part.(Column)
March 2, 2007

No guarantees, except to tournament winner: Pressure is on Gonzaga, which might have to win tourney to reach NCAAs.
March 2, 2007

An oasis in the East Bay: Clayton keeps hold of its small-town charm.
March 2, 2007

EDITORIAL: Stem cell study victory.(Editorial)
March 2, 2007

Most area residents favor law to cut greenhouse gas emissions: 49 percent say they prefer a system that would allow companies to buy and sell pollution credits.
March 2, 2007

'Suds' bring good, clean '60s fun to stage.(Theater review)
March 2, 2007

Radio program returns home: BERKELEY: Cult favorite 'West Coast Live' wanders back to the Freight & Salvage after an extended road trek.
March 2, 2007

Retiree benefits hit $2.6 billion: Report details massive deficit facing Contra Costa County over health care coverage as officials consider solutions.
March 2, 2007

Measure S allocations considered: PINOLE: City Council mostly backs police, fire, public works wish lists; subpanel will further study issue.
March 2, 2007

I-80 crash in Berkeley closes lanes.
March 2, 2007

An oasis in the East Bay.
March 2, 2007

Contra Costa retiree benefits surge.
March 2, 2007

Cal's Ubaka looking back with no regrets.
March 2, 2007

Warriors' skid hits five straight.
March 2, 2007

Raiders are not alone in pursuit of Garcia's services.
March 2, 2007

Contra Costa Times, Walnut Creek, Calif., Chuck Barney column: Funny thing, 'Winner' is bit of a loser.(Column)
March 3, 2007

Contra Costa Times, Walnut Creek, Calif., Joan Morris column: Nailing down the details on 'Little House' stars.(Column)
March 3, 2007

Court overturns conviction for former supervisor: CONTRA COSTA: Federal appellate judges throw out one of seven felony counts against former supervisor.
March 3, 2007

Job gains spread out over Bay Area: Silicon Valley, San Francisco outpace flourishing East Bay in 12-month employment growth rate.
March 3, 2007

Lindsay museum turns to city for financial help: Struggling facility seeks $1.6 million for next two years from Walnut Creek.
March 3, 2007

Parents continue demands for action on bullying: RICHMOND: School authorities say they've dealt with allegations that Sheldon students are targeted.
March 3, 2007

Officials keep Thin Mints off contraband list: DUBLIN: Council to discuss changes to law that would ease rules for door-to-door salespeople, such as Girl Scouts.
March 3, 2007

Last one standing looking back with no regrets: Ubaka, the lone player left from Cal's prized '03 recruiting class, could be playing his final home game today.
March 3, 2007

Raiders are not alone in pursuit of Garcia's services: QB has more options after Plummer threatens retirement in Denver.
March 3, 2007

Bay Area warms up to global commerce: Poll shows a growing acceptance of increased trade with other countries, but outsourcing still a concern in East Bay.
March 3, 2007

Missing girl makes contact with kin: DANVILLE: Teen who hasn't been seen by family since Feb. 18 says she 'needs space' and is staying 'in East Oakland'.
March 3, 2007

Smoking ordinance tougher than state law.
March 3, 2007

Warriors' skid hits five straight: Davis, Jackson might return Monday, but it may be too little, too late.
March 3, 2007

Santa Clara center has made a rapid jump to college game.
March 3, 2007

Report: Health benefits unverified: CONTRA COSTA: Grand jury finds county has no policy for checking eligibility of workers' spouses, children.
March 3, 2007

RV ordinance a boon to storage firms: ANTIOCH: Facilities see increase in calls as Antioch cracks down on recreational vehicle parking.
March 3, 2007

State Guard troops face tour in Iraq: WALNUT CREEK: Local battalion to head assignment related to security as part of U.S. troop surge.
March 3, 2007

`Wash' is gone; will A's be tidy?
March 3, 2007

Ubaka's last home game at Cal a real tear-jerker.
March 3, 2007

Garcia passes on Raiders for Buccaneers.
March 3, 2007

Contra Costa Times, Walnut Creek, Calif., Queen of the Road column: QUEEN OF THE ROAD.(Column)
March 4, 2007

When more than memories are stolen: Con artists prey on victims of dementia and Alzheimer's in brutal financial scams that can leave the targets destitute.
March 4, 2007

A fine line between inspiration and segregation: Racially divided school talks reheat fight over how to close achievement gap.
March 4, 2007

WestCAT seeks feedback on new Wi-Fi buses: BAY AREA: Specially equipped 'Lynx' systems lets riders check e-mail, surf the Web.
March 4, 2007

Thousands attend popular San Francisco parade to welcome time of the swine: Chinese New Year dazzles.
March 4, 2007

EDITORIAL: U.S. needs humane immigration policy now.(Editorial)
March 4, 2007