Pinole

Another of Woolsey’s feats came to be jauntily alluded to as the Pinole Treaty.

Once They Moved Like the Wind David Roberts 1994

Another of Woolsey’s feats came to be jauntily alluded to as the Pinole Treaty.

Once They Moved Like the Wind David Roberts 1994

At ten o'clock that night, the great powder magazines at Point Pinole exploded in rapid succession.

Page 3 2010

The day the powder works blew up at Pinole, breaking every window in the school, he and she had not joined in the panic rush for out-of-doors.

CHAPTER XI 2010

There were six of us, in two boats, and to avoid suspicion we ran down after dark and dropped anchor under a projecting bluff of land known as Point Pinole.

White and Yellow 2010

She'd been "rat-packed" by a gang of girls in Pinole, CA, on her way home and injured pretty severely.

Excuses, Excuses....Excused: The Teacher Learns A Lesson Tenured Radical 2009

"To me, there are good points and bad points," says Richard Hunt, a construction company owner in Pinole, Calif.

Hummer Owners See Bright Side to a Sale 2009

The allegations range from coworkers sabotaging their performance records to threats of violence against one of the women who is an out lesbian and once served as mayor of the East Bay city of Pinole.

Anti-Gay Harassment Escalates Into Workplace Retaliation 2009

On January 11th, Pinole, California police responding to a domestic disturbance call found 43-year-old Kimberly Petretti sitting on the curb in front of the home.

Nick Turse: Meltdown Madness: The Human Costs of the Economic Crisis 2009

DuPont hired Cottrell in 1906 as a consultant to its facility at Pinole, 20 miles north of Berkeley.

Cottrell, Frederick Gardner 2008