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World Market Opening In East Bay + Elusive One-Eyed Dog Safe, Needs Foster Family: Saturday Smiles
Star Wars turns 50, Marin County Fair planning celebration + historic SF bar used to film movie, and more nice news.
Another week has come and gone, and the weekend is the perfect time to catch up on some of the feel-good news that may have slipped through the cracks. Meet Anchovy Jack, a one-eyed dog in need of a foster home, and find out which historic San Francisco bar recently served as a filming location for a movie.
Elusive One-Eyed Dog Safe At Last After Weeks Of Evading Rescuers In SF
- Anchovy Jack is now safe, but animal care officials say he needs a foster home "before moving on to his next chapter."
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- The new Dublin store will celebrate its grand opening with a ribbon cutting, free tote bags for qualifying customers, and a scavenger hunt.
Star Wars Turns 50, And Marin County Fair Is Planning A Galactic Celebration
- The five-day fair will feature original trilogy screenings, themed competitions and appearances by costumed characters.
From Mammoths To Model Ts: $25.5M Expansion At Museum Opens In Redwood City
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- Three new galleries will showcase everything from rare carriages and classic cars to prehistoric creatures and a restored 19th-century home.
Noir Film ‘Fog City’ Transforms SF's North Beach Into 1930s
- The project brought period cars, streetlights, and bar signs to the San Francisco neighborhood during filming.
Secrets Of The Soil: An Inside Look At The Dirty Science Of Good Wine
- Soil scientist and viticulturalist Paul Anamosa discusses soil analysis, vineyard performance, and winemaking at upcoming meeting.
Kristi Yamaguchi Skating Rink Reopening For Winter Season
- The rink will inaugurate its winter season with a grand opening featuring Olympic Gold Medalist and Alamo resident Kristi Yamaguchi.
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