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Girl Scouts Talk Turkey for the Bronze Award
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Alameda PostCast
In Episode 213, Scott Piehler’s topics include: Safety improvements and money to pay for them. Wood Middle School is ready for its closeup. Alameda says goodbye to a familiar name. Events for your weekend. An Alameda institution hits reality TV. And the Post welcomes its first full-time reporter.
