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 For the Week of
September 18-24, 2003

Cover Story: Sunny Side Up
Global warming is unrelenting and erratic weather is increasing, but local governments are proving that solutions exist.


News: Tech Trash
As new technology appears, old technology clogs up the landfill.

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Sitting Pretty: Forestville's Xtreme Outhouse Race is a gas.

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Critic's Picks: A guide to the week's best arts, theater and music events.

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Top Billing: Bill Murray gives an exquisitely funny and moving performance as a man 'Lost in Translation.'

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Nothing but the Blues: Will blues artists still be singing the blues after the new PBS series airs?

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Shadowing Sherlock: Petaluma writer Michael Kurland and a guy named Holmes.

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Home-baked Charm: Casual cafe food gets the white-glove treatment at Garden Court.


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