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Gradually and with fingers crossed, we’re starting to get back to normal. Even as the COVID-19 delta variant threatens additional lockdowns, the world is

Sardine frenzy hits Durban beaches By Frank Chemaly Share Durban’s beaches were a hive of activity yesterday as the first sardines of the season were netted at Country Club Beach. Netter Goolam Essack was excited about this year’s run. “It’s the biggest in years,” he said. “It’s the biggest since 1974.” The veteren netter has been following the fish for 60 years. “I’m 70, and when I was 10 I used to row out in a boat and throw my net around the fish.” Yesterday they netted at their third attempt. “We took the boat out at Suncoast, b...

Bathing in beaches from Port Edward up to Scottburgh has been prohibited for now, and the beaches between Umgababa and Isipingo have also been banned due to flooding rivers and muddy sea conditions.

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Mayor Breed says she's battling S.F. supervisors to make outdoor dining parklets permanent Most Popular FacebookTwitterEmail 2 1of2Jerry Ross pats his dog Hank as he sits in a parklet at Cinderella Bakery on Monday, April 12, 2021 in San Francisco, Calif.Lea Suzuki / The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less 2of2 Devil’s Acre on Columbus Avenue in San Francisco is one of the city’s more structurally accomplished dining parklets.John King / The Chronicle/Show MoreShow Less San Francisco Mayor London Breed warned Tuesday that she would go to the...