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- Aug 12, 2026
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Photos: Solar eclipse crosses much of Europe, but dazzles millions around the globe (opens the original)
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A rare solar eclipse crossed Iceland, Britain, and parts of the European continent, drawing crowds to watch the rare event. Totality was visible in parts of Iceland, Portugal and Spain, while viewers elsewhere saw the moon cover much of the sun. “Totality — when the moon completely covers the sun’s light — was expected to last less than 2½ minutes, reaching its maximum duration off Iceland’s west coast. By the time it got to a small patch of Portugal and then to Spain, just before sunset, totali
Hayward’s Carmen & Family Bar-B-Que founder turns 100 (opens the original)
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At 100, Carmen Kelly may no longer be greeting customers while peeling sweet potatoes, but she’s still a presence at the restaurant she founded in 1979. The Jamaica-born chef’s birthday and legacy were celebrated in late May and again Aug. 2 when she held court at her Hayward restaurant, Carmen & Family Bar-B-Que, for a Jamaica Independence Day party. Everyone is a friend, and if you’re a friend long enough, then you’re family. Her Southern-style barbecue (pork ribs, brisket, chicken, links) is
Vigil held for those killed by ICE agents in East Bay (opens the original)
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A silent procession of mourners carrying white crosses assembled in Concord’s Todos Santos Plaza on Thursday to honor the lives of three men recently killed during federal immigration operations and all other people who have been targeted during the Trump administration’s increased immigration crackdown across the nation. Two men, 52-year-old Mexican national Lorenzo Salgado Araujo and 25-year-old Columbian national Johan Sebastian Guerrero, were fatally shot recently by U.S. Immigration and Cus
Photos: Red, white and … the blues (opens the original)
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The USMNT faced Belgium at Seattle’s Lumen Field on Monday night with the winner earning a spot in the World Cup quarterfinal, a stage the Americans have reached just once since 1930. The match came one day after FIFA, soccer’s organizing body, controversially ruled American striker Folarin Balogun eligible to play despite receiving a red card in last week’s knockout win over Bosnia and Herzegovina at Levi’s Stadium. Despite an energized crowd, the US fell short against Belgium 4-1, ending a wil
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