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Heavy rain and persistent winds blew over the Bay Area over the weekend, prompting evacuations, flooding roads, and knocking out power for thousands of residents.

Even its most fervent admirers have never seen an Ocean Shore Railway Co. train, but the...

Fourth of July activities throughout Vermont that will guarantee family fun Get outside with a new boat rental app, bike excursions and Segway tours Share Updated: 7:48 PM EDT Jul 1, 2021 Get outside with a new boat rental app, bike excursions and Segway tours Share Updated: 7:48 PM EDT Jul 1, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript last year. Activities were limited for the fourth of july but this weekend its a different story, a lot of activities and events are back. N...

A Pacifica fisherman drowned in the surf on Memorial Day at Sharp Park near the recycling yard on Palmetto Avenue. On Friday, authorities identified the victim.

Theater is back on the menu with dreams and cantatas Bridgette Redman Act I: Ixion dreams under the open air Are you dreaming about seeing live theater again? Then put on your mask and head outdoors to Delta Township’s Sharp Park and catch the second weekend of Ixion’s collection of short plays on the subject of “Dreams.” Seven actors and six directors take on the collection of new works, competing with the honks of geese and the winds of May to tell six stories: ● “Goodmares” by ...

 (Caltrans) O ur Bay Curious audience is a reliable source of questions about transportation, whether were talking about walking, bicycling, riding on public transit or driving on local highways. This week, weve got two questions — both voted up by you, the people — that come from the world of Bay Area freeways. First, Herb Masters, a San Carlos resident, asked what was up with what well call for now "a ghost freeway" that appears to have been started, but never finished, on the Peninsula....

After a long winter of closures, local eateries, breweries and wineries have a new opportunity for relief. Last week, the San Mateo County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved an extra $1 million for a new grant program targeting local businesses — specifically county-based restaurants, breweries and wineries. The program is set to offer $10,000 grants to local businesses that are licensed, opened before the pandemic, have a brick-and-mortar location in the county and offer food or dr...

Dog found starving and wounded in Sharp Park is in better spirits but still has healing to do Courtesy of Capital Area Humane Society Ralphie is wagging his tail and giving kisses. and last updated 2021-02-04 20:30:40-05 DELTA TOWNSHIP, Mich. — A dog found in Sharp Park starving, wounded and covered in urine and feces is healing at an emergency veterinary clinic. The dog, now called Ralphie, arrived at the Humane Society on Tuesday and was taken to an emergency veterinary clinic right a...

Help CAHS: Do You Know Who Abandoned & Hurt This Dog? (UPDATED) ***ORIGINAL STORY*** I never know how to start these out when it comes to talking about cases of animal cruelty. I am a friend to the Capital Area Humane Society. I am a dog and animal lover. I love talking about & helping these fur babies get adopted. Interested in adopting from the CAHS? Go HERE. What breaks my heart is when we get stories about folks who have abandoned or hurt an animal. This is one of those cases and CAHS is as...

Posted at 10:03 AM, Jan 08, 2021 and last updated 2021-01-08 13:16:31-05 PACIFICA, Calif. — Pacifica, California is perched on the bluffs and the sands outside of San Francisco. It’s a place families have called home for generations. Robby Bancroft and his father, Steve, have lived here nearly all of their lives. It’s where they opened up their own restaurant, Breakers, named for the crashing waves just feet away. "Breakers is literally like me and my dads home,” said Robb...