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Yoshi's Oakland remains the place for jazz and Japanese food, and the century-old Jack London watering hole known as Heinold's First and Last Chance Saloon is still there.
SFGate: Top News Stories Paul Oliva 2010
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Yoshi's Oakland remains the place for jazz and Japanese food, and the century-old Jack London watering hole known as Heinold's First and Last Chance Saloon is still there.
SFGate: Top News Stories Paul Oliva 2010
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Johnny Heinold, "boss barkeeper, cash-register and swamper" of the First-and-Last Chance Saloon recalls the exploits of a noted California author.
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A way back in the dim days when Chester A. Arthur was president of these United States, Johnny Heinold, then a young man, opened the doors of the First and Last Chance in a little grey building at 50 Webster Street, Oakland.
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With the passing of Johnny Heinold a few days ago in an Oakland hospital, there disappeared another link in the chain connecting modern, dynamic California with the California of an early and colorful era.
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Now, wouldn't that look nice on the front page of the papers: 'Johnny Heinold, friend of Jack London, jailed for sellin' liquor. '
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After renting a canoe for the first time this month to watch the Independence Day fireworks, Heinold decided to buy his own inflatable kayak.
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People who own watercraft can launch from public docks around Boston and Cambridge, as well as rent boats there, as Justin Heinold, 30, of Somerville, discovered this week.
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"We want to get as much water out of the lake without causing undue damage," Heinold said.
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Heinold said the lower level is because not as much water is flowing into the reservoir because of this week's sunny weather.
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