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As longtime residents of once-progressive Berkeley, we were disappointed when our City Council ignored the will of the majority of its residents and refused to bring an important humanitarian resolution to a vote. Council members who controlled the agenda refused to meet with or respond to inquiries from concerned constituents. Attempts to bring the issue before the people through our local newspaper, Berkeleyside, were similarly dismissed. Flipside came about to provide a place where views and issues unpopular with local authorities, corporate media and powerful special interests can be raised and brought to the attention of concerned citizens. 

Find the newest article below, the first in a series on Councilmember Igor Tregub, running for reelection in Berkeley’s District 4.

Whatever Happened to Diana Bohn?