East Bay Yesterday

"Best Podcast about the East Bay" -East Bay Express. Hosted by @Liam_ODonoghue, East Bay columnist for @sfgate.

[East Bay Yesterday @ebyesterday]

I still miss The Uptown, but Crybaby’s renovations definitely improved the space. Sad to see on of Oakland’s biggest nightclubs bite the dust https://t.co/r9zZa0TQh9

[East Bay Yesterday @ebyesterday]

Calling all punks...

[East Bay Yesterday @ebyesterday]

RIP @Salon - “the first online news site” - I worked here for 5 years before starting East Bay Yesterday… https://t.co/oBpsOpAdxW

[East Bay Yesterday @ebyesterday]

A new book reveals a different side of Huey Newton... https://t.co/XfU6qsNgap

[🎒🏃🏾‍♂️🏁 @mikebtrippin]

It’s insane the amount of talent that Oakland has produced

[East Bay Yesterday @ebyesterday]

I'll be giving a presentation about the stories behind the images on Nov 8 at one of the most historic homes in Oakland https://t.co/0ld1EYSpSN

[East Bay Yesterday @ebyesterday]

The Long Lost Oakland map features landmarks that no longer exist in order to explore past eras of The Town's history...

[East Bay Yesterday @ebyesterday]

Come commemorate the 15th anniversary of Occupy Oakland with me and @leftinthebay tonight... https://t.co/wTH1OP2rEL

[Cal Bears History @CalBearsHistory]

Sather Gate in 1914. It the background is Doe Library (Wheeler Hall had not yet been built.) At right, a corner of South Hall can be seen. The Cal landmark was completed in 1910, paid for by a donation from Jane Krom Sather, in honor of her late husband Peder Sather.

[East Bay Yesterday @ebyesterday]

“At one point, I spent a whole year without leaving Emeryville..." https://t.co/xiOp4LfHtO

[East Bay Yesterday @ebyesterday]

Only a few tickets left for this Q&A about Huey Newton tonight - we'll be discussing a lot of his unpublished work that rarely gets covered... https://t.co/U90uZoTIjq

[East Bay Yesterday @ebyesterday]

“Our hold on history is fragile”: Why libraries are worth fighting for https://t.co/o20JKE8M62

[Left in the Bay @leftinthebay]

15 years ago, October 10 2011, people inspired by the Occupy Wall St movement set up camp in Oakland's Frank H. Ogawa Plaza, which they immediately renamed Oscar Grant Plaza. The founding of Occupy Oakland was timed to coincide with Indigenous People's Day

[East Bay Yesterday @ebyesterday]

Crazy that tonight could be the last game EVER at Oakland Coliseum https://t.co/irMJYUPdv9

[SFGATE @SFGate]

The last Memorial Stadium shows rocked so hard UC Berkeley banned concerts https://t.co/kHl62VT43v

[Rhett Pardon @RhettPardon]

Oakland Coliseum’s demolition appears to be growing more likely

[East Bay Yesterday @ebyesterday]

@Jamesjdrew I don’t think any cricket has been officially booked at the coliseum for next year yet

[Pirates Ireland @JollyRogerball]

So sad.. corporate business has no loyalty

[Oakland Roots @oaklandrootssc]

Sixty years of history, and Saturday might be the last time an Oakland team calls the Coliseum home. Let's fill it with the fam one more time. Oct 10 vs San Antonio FC, with fireworks lighting up the East Oakland sky. See you there!

[East Bay Yesterday @ebyesterday]

The final sporting event ever held at the Oakland Coliseum could be this weekend... https://t.co/irMJYUPdv9