News: Four-legged ‘breathalyzers’ come to aid of diabetics

Problem viewing email? [View in browser]( or [visit our website]( [eastbaytimes.com]( Friday, December 15, 2017 Top Headlines [] [Learn more about RevenueStripe...]( [Four-legged ‘breathalyzers’ come to aid of diabetics]( Carol Edwards, executive director of Early Alert Canines, trains dogs that have washed out of other service animal training programs to help diabetics monitor their blood sugar levels. [Read More]( ADVERTISEMENT [Learn more about RevenueStripe...]( [Alt Text To Be Here]( [Kurtenbach: What we learned in the Warriors’ eighth straight win]( Golden State is on a roll, despite not having Steph Curry or Draymond Green lately. [Read More]( [Alt Text To Be Here]( [Cal State East Bay professor turns hate into art, movement]( A Cal State East Bay assistant professor's art piece, created in response to possible hate-based vandalism, has attracted attention on social media and inspired others to join the dialogue. [Read More]( [Contractors cited, fined in Oakland structure collapse]( Just before 9:35 a.m. on May 26, police and firefighters responded to reports of the collapse at a building under construction in the 300 block of Hawthorne Avenue, just west of Broadway in the city's Pill Hill neighborhood. [Read More]( [Learn more about RevenueStripe...]( [Two killed in separate East Oakland shootings]( Unrelated Thursday night shootings mark city's 69th and 70th homicides of the year. [Read More]( [Jury awards Dublin woman $5.6 million after Seeno company’s Walnut Creek elevator fails]( Attorney says elevator owned and operated by a Seeno company Sierra Pacific Properties failed because a key part was held together by plastic zip ties. [Read More]( [Net neutrality: Fight to restore rules already underway after FCC vote]( Despite massive opposition, the FCC voted to repeal net neutrality rules that could drastically change the internet as we know it. [Read More]( [Is California heading back into a drought?]( Record-dry weather, a low Sierra snow pack, historic fires and strengthening La Niña conditions have some water managers starting to get nervous. [Read More]( [Bay Area housing crunch hits new extreme: even big-spenders can’t find homes]( San Jose's stock of premium homes is plummeting. And that means the housing shortage has hit a segment of the population that previously was mostly sheltered -- the super rich. [Read More]( [Another Spare the Air called for Friday before wind gusts arrive]( Friday is the eight day in a row that poor air quality is forecast [Read More]( You Might Like [Learn more about RevenueStripe...]( FOLLOW US [facebook]( [twitter]( google plus linkdin max-width:356px; [Daily News San Mateo Country times]( [RETURN TO TOP](#top) Copyright © 2017 [The East Bay Times](, All rights reserved. ABOUT THIS E-MAIL This email newsletter is brought to you by the East Bay Times. You are receiving this email because you have opted in to the program. If you do no longer wish to receive this email, please click to [MANAGE YOUR PREFERENCES.]( To advertise in this newsletter, click to [CONTACT A SALES AGENT](mailto:mturpin@bayareanewsgroup.com). MediaNews Group, 101 W. Colfax Ave., Suite 950, Denver, CO 8022