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Animal shelters inundated with ‘pandemic pups’ as adoptive owners’ attention lags July 16, 2021 8:20 PM CNN KPIX OAKLAND, California (KPIX) — During the COVID lockdowns, record numbers of people brought new pets into their homes, in many cases adopting from shelters and rescues. With COVID restrictions lifting and people going back to work, shelters are now seeing the opposite — a record number of people looking to surrender their dogs. Rocket Dog Rescue in Oakland has so many dogs right now, they’ve set up makeshift kennels in their lobby. “Just almost ...

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Soda Sandals Are Officially Making a Comeback (Yes, Really) Fact: everything that was once cool in the Y2K era has suddenly become cool again. Case in point? Look no further than the recent resurgence of Juicy tracksuits, middle parts (prove me wrong), glitter on glitter, and of course, Soda sandals. Yes, really — the iconic sandal that was the go-to every school dance is officially making a comeback. And TBH, we're here for it. Defined by its thick platform base, strappy thong attachment, and uberhigh arch, it can be argued that Soda sandals walked (down a high school hallway à la the op...

Van Gogh's famous works come to life in an immersive tech-meets-art exhibit at SVN West. Plus, celebrate St. Patrick's Day with a live concert or a pup parade; scarf down a free pint of Alec's Ice Cream; shop small at Mission Bowling Club's Sunday makers market; take Amy Tan's MasterClass in writing; and ROFL during the COVIDversary Comedy Special. Pick up a copy of Mister Jiu's in Chinatown: Recipes and Stories from the Birthplace of Chinese American Food. Impress your dinner date with complex favorites like Dutch crunch barbecue pork buns, Liberty roast duck, and orange chicken wings. // P...

Anne Schrager March 8, 2021Updated: March 18, 2021, 7:16 am Members of the Irish Pipers Band of San Francisco practice before the start of the 166th annual San Francisco St. Patrick’s Day Parade on March 11, 2017. Photo: Mason Trinca, Special to The Chronicle It was one year ago this month that the pandemic kicked off a series of event cancellations that effectively brought the Bay Area’s entertainment scene to a halt. This included the annual St. Patrick’s Day parade and the music, dancing and other green-beer-fueled activities that normally surround it. While these crowde...