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BART’s North Berkeley station re-opened after person on track hospitalized
Commuters from Richmond still were able to access the San Francisco Airport by boarding a Berryessa-bound train and transferring to a yellow line. The station re-opened just after 11 a.m., as was the red-line service, Filippi said. Officials did not have an update on the condition of the person who was on the tracks.
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Bart Banfield resigned as superintendent of Epic Charter Schools less than a week after layoffs were announced.
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