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Four Berkeley paths named for founders of group that creates and preserves them
The City Council approved the naming of four pedestrian paths in honor of the founders of Berkeley Path Wanderers Association.
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Discovering East Bay’s ‘secret stairs,’ places of solace and adventure in...
During the pandemic, many of us have turned to Charles Fleming’s book about the old Key Route stairways and relished the adventures they offer in numbing times.
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Path Wanderers co-founder on the mend after driver hit her in crosswalk
A driver struck 90-year-old Jacque Ensign as she walked on Marin Avenue near her North Berkeley home earlier this month.
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Remembering Ruth Armstrong, co-founder of Berkeley Path Wanderers
Armstrong, an artist and community activist, also designed beloved play structures in Live Oak, Codornices and Glendale-La Loma parks.
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Remembering Patricia DeVito, co-founder of Berkeley Path Wanderers Association
DeVito, 89, was a wife, mother, traveler, walker and advocate for women and seniors.
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Remembering Diane Resek, mathematician, math educator, community volunteer
A brilliant contributor to the fields of mathematics and math education, and a vibrant community volunteer, Resek made a difference in the world until the very end.
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‘Berkeley Walks’ guidebook, made for those who love to wander, gets first...
Authors Janet Byron and Bob Johnson will lead a 1.5-mile stroll through North Berkeley this Saturday to celebrate the third edition of ‘Berkeley Walks.’
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Around Berkeley: Bird fest, Freight Fest, solar eclipse viewing party
Other events include the 28th annual Watershed Environmental Poetry Festival and an airing of the Taylor Swift movie at Rialto Cinemas Elmwood.
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She’s written over 60 poems on a fence in the Berkeley Hills
Berkeley resident Leslie Reed uses a ballpoint or Sharpie and says her "arm goes high up" when she feels a long poem coming. On Saturday, she'll lead a walk and read some poems.
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Around Berkeley: Harvest Festival, Bearathalon, Disability Film Festival
Other things to do include a new Berkeley Art Center show and a Baila party at at La Peña.
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Around Berkeley: Cooking class for kids, crossword-constructing expert talk,...
Other events include a talk on gene-editing, presentation on reptiles and amphibians and a chlorophyll printing workshop.
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Remembering Steve Glaeser, who did the heavy lifting to make paths in the...
Glaeser co-founded the group "Take to the Hills," which repaired and built steps on the Clark Kerr Trail, and spent 19 years constructing trails by hand for the Berkeley Path Wanderers’ Association.
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