El Cerrito's Week: ATM Card Skimmer, Vacant Buildings, Natural Grocery Annex, Kensington Crime

These were among the most-read stories by El Cerrito Patch viewers this past week:

Thief May Have Used ATM Card Skimmer at Bank of America

The El Cerrito Police Blotter for April 5-7 also includes a residential burglary on Havens Place and a vehicle break-in, with loss of a purse, at El Cerrito Plaza.

Visions for Vacancies: 10368 San Pablo Ave.

What would you like to see fill this vacant building on San Pablo at Stockton?

Natural Grocery 'Annex' Wins Approval

The Richmond Planning Commission has given thumbs up to the conditional use permit for the El Cerrito Natural Grocery to serve food, beer and wine at its under-construction "Annex" next door.

Poll: Most Popular Visions for the 10368 San Pablo Ave. Vacancy

We compiled the most popular suggestions from readers on what should go into the vacant building on San Pablo at Stockton.

Kensington Police Report: More Burglaries, Stolen Cars

The monthly Kensington Police Report for March warns of a number of residential burglaries and other theft crimes in the past several weeks and includes summaries of significant police events for the month.

And the week's most popular blog: A Love Story Born of Flowers and Set to the Music of Bela Bartok by Shirley Kirsten.

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