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Berkeley thrift shop blames city for closure

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By Nathan Dalton, Zac Farber 
| Berkeleyside
ThriftyCat, at 2070 Martin Luther King Jr. Way (at Addison), closed on Feb. 15 after about a year in business. Credit: Nathan Dalton for Berkeleyside After just a year in business, ThriftyCat, the secondhand shop on Martin Luther King Jr. Way, has closed. The reason for the closure centers around the small parking lot outside the shop, which owner Bryce Kalousek-Maritano wanted to use for both retail and storage.
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Shop Talk: Publishers Group West celebrates 50 years, Berkeley Bait & Tackle Art Gallery closes amid family legal fight

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By Nathan Dalton, Zac Farber 
| Berkeleyside
Find out which stores have opened, closed or moved and what’s new in Berkeley’s nonprofit, retail and small-business communities. If you have updates to share, send an email to editors@berkeleyside.org. In the Spotlight West Berkeley Revelers at Publishers Group West’s 50th anniversary bash on April 25. Courtesy: Publishers Group West On April 25, the book distribution company Publishers Group West threw a big party in Berkeley in celebration of its 50th anniversary.
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Después de medio siglo de servicio un taller mecánico de Berkeley cierra sus puertas, los clientes organizan una fiesta en honor a su fundador de 91 años

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By Nathan Dalton, Zac Farber 
| Berkeleyside
Read this story in English. Henry Basurto, fundador de Henry’s Service, y su hijo Lonnie en una fiesta organizada por los clientes el 30 de abril para celebrar la historia del taller mecánico. Cortesía: Sally Basurto-Pras Después de casi 50 años, Henry’s Service, el amado taller mecánico de Westbrae, cierra sus puertas.
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