East Bay wine institution Rock Wall is closing after 14 years due to the pandemic
One of the East Bay’s most popular urban wineries is closing its doors for good. Rock...
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One of the East Bay’s most popular urban wineries is closing its doors for good. Rock...
HenHouse plans one bottle and one can celebratory release each Friday and Saturday from Jan. 7 through Feb. 5.
Sunday Links: Daylight Savings Continues To Rob Us of Sleep Daylight savings has arrived (and left us with an hour less of sleep). The practice of advancing clocks during warmer months was adopted in the United States in 1918 to accommodate for the spring and summer's darker days — though there's a growing movement away to getting rid of this norm because its "cost-cutting roots" aren't really applicable, anymore. [New York Times] Faction Brewing in Alameda released its "no more TIERS'' beer at its reopening this weekend. "It's been really great to see all the happy faces out here," says Cl...
Sonoma County and Contra Costa County will be eligible to move into the red tier beginning Sunday, according to state health officials. "We are all family at this point. We work together and we are doing this as a team and for the last seven months we couldn't open unless we had a food truck so we relied on them to be here," said Pamparana and added, "We struggled a little bit. January was a little scary but luckily things like round two of PPP loans came around and we were able to hang on and luckily we were open to reopen in January and things have been brighter."
Chronicle Staff March 10, 2021Updated: March 15, 2021, 8:15 am Sign of encouragement on Castro Theatre marquee in San Francisco on March 15, 2020. Photo: Scott Strazzante, The Chronicle When attending the arts is a cornerstone of your life, what do you do without showtimes to schedule your weeks around? Over the past year, Bay Area arts super fans — those marathon concertgoers, cinephiles and Shakespeare stans — have made major adjustments as in-person performances halted and the art world began experimenting with digital services and outdoor stopgap measures. Now that we’...