Nate is an East Bay community papers editor for the East Bay Times and Bay Area News Group.
Generations of the Tulanian family gathered March 24 on Berkeley’s College Avenue to dedicate a plaque in front of their family rug business, which is more than a century old.A century ago this week, on April 1, 1924, the Berkeley City Council bowed to the inevitable and voted to place a citizen initiative on the May 6 election ballot that would repeal creation of the new municipal landfill at the Berkeley waterfront. The May election would already feature a presidential primary.
The Tulanian carpet sales and cleaning operation, one of Berkeley’s oldest businesses, continues to this day, under the operation of the family’s third and fourth generations.On April 1, 1924, the Gazette reported that “all local building records for the first quarter of the year have been shattered.” The city’s building department issued permits for an estimated $2,315,620 in building work.
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