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some local autumn colors hide a post-modern building on telegraph avenue
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we just had our annual, autumn, 'red flag' fire warning days. a mixture of very low humidity, hot temps and gusty winds - lucky for us no fires this time. october 19th was the 15th anniversary of the deadly oakland hills fire storm.
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