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Firefighters Rescue Chicks + Baby Gibbon Born At Zoo: Saturday Smiles

A popular East Bay sushi spot gets a nod from Eater SF; 40K attend San Ramon's Art & Wind Festival and more nice NorCal news.

Firefighters saved five turkey chicks from a storm drain.
Firefighters saved five turkey chicks from a storm drain. (Courtesy Fremont Fire Dept.)

If you have been busy preparing for the last day of school, graduation, and warm weather, you may not have had time to keep up with the news. Take a look at some of the lighter articles from across Northern California.

Oakland Zoo Celebrates Birth Of Baby Gibbon

  • “This is our first gibbon birth at the Oakland Zoo." Attentive mama Mei is protecting her newborn in the baby-proofed enclosure.

Firefighters Rescue Turkey Chicks From Storm Drain: Photos

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  • The mama turkey appeared to be in a fowl mood when they were reunited.

Rare Wolverine Sightings Confirmed In 3 CA Counties

  • Scientists believe California has a new wolverine in its midst, marking just the second confirmed in the state since the early 1920s.

Castro Valley Sushi Spot Gets Nod From Eater SF

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  • Whether you are looking for an omakase dining experience or bento box takeout, this restaurant is ready to serve fresh seasonal sushi.

Live At Lagunitas: Lineup Announced For Annual Summer Concert Series

  • The concert series hosted by Lagunitas Brewing Company kicks off June 26 and benefits Best Friends Animal Society. Here's what to know.

Oliver's Market Introduces Its Own Oil, Vinegar Line

  • The Sonoma County-based Oliver’s Own Extra Virgin Olive Oil & Balsamic Vinegar collection ranges in price from $12.99 to $19.99.

PHOTOS: 40K People Attend San Ramon's 2023 Art & Wind Festival

  • Enjoy some photos from the festival, which featured kite-flying, kite-making, art, music, food, fun and more.

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