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Saturday Smiles: Bounty of Butterflies; Zuckerberg Welcomes Baby; Monster Fish Caught
Need a break from bad news? Here are a few of our favorite uplifting headlines and photos from Northern California Patch sites.

If you are looking for a lighter news story for your weekend, Patch is here to help by sharing a few of our favorite happy stories and fun photos from this week.
- Which East Bay High Schools Ranked Among Top 100 in California?
- Hundreds Participate in First Annual ‘Tri-Valley Turkey Burn’
- Rodgers To Rodgers Hail Mary Lifts Packers To 27-23 Walkoff Win At Detroit
- Sacramento’s 19th Annual HIREvent
- Photos: 2015 Napa Valley Turkey Chase
- Photos: Napa Junior Softball League Enjoys Holiday Parade
- Napa on Ice Opens (Photos)
- California Unemployment Could Drop Below 4.9% by 2017
- #Petaluma Composer ‘Scores’ Big Win at Toronto Film Festival
- Queen of All Saints’ Breakfast with Santa This Saturday
- County Launches Human Trafficking Public Awareness Campaign
- Students at Merryhill Preschool in Milpitas Collect Donations and Prepare Gifts for Children in Other Countries
- Holiday Winter Coat & Gift Card Drive to Benefit Seniors
- Mark Zuckerberg Announces Birth of Daughter; Pledges to Donate 99 Percent of Facebook Shares
- Palo Alto Schools Ranked Among Best in California
- No Tall Tales Here, Pair Caught Monster Fish Off Santa Cruz
- Berkeley’s Bounty of Butterflies: Photo
- Letters from Abroad
- Nutty Squirrel Attacking People, Including at Elementary School
- Goodbye Batman, Hello Nurse Jackie: Netflix Changes in December
- VIDEO REVIEW: Does Michael Fassbender’s ‘Macbeth’ Make Moviegoers Fass-ten Their Seat Belts?
- PHOTOS: Kiddo! Participation Day at Park and Tam Valley Schools
- Holiday Gift Buying: What Are The Least And Most-Used Kitchen Appliances of 2015?
- Bruce Springsteen Announces California Stops on 2016 U.S. Tour
Did you see last week’s Saturday Smiles feature? It was awesome!
Photo credit: Monarch butterflies clustered in foliage at Berkeley’s Aquatic Park. Courtesy Elaine Miller Bond
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