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Photos: Oakland Zoo’s 23rd annual Healthy Living Festival (opens the original)
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Seniors braved the heat to boogie during the Oakland Zoo’s 23rd annual Healthy Living Festival on Thursday. Alameda County District 4 Supervisor Nate Miley and United Seniors of Oakland and Alameda County (USOAC) hosted the event, which featured music by the West Coast Blues Society band featuring Ronnie Stewart, Jock Shock, Eli Albert and a special guest appearance by the legendary Fillmore Slim. A bevy of booths gave out information on chronic disease prevention, mobility support, mental fitne
Photos: San Jose’s fourth annual Lowrider Day (opens the original)
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San Jose Lowrider Day returned to downtown San Jose on Sunday, marking the anniversary of the City Council’s decision to repeal a decades-old cruising ban. The fourth-annual celebration was hosted in front of City Hall by the offices of Councilmembers Anthony Tordillos and Peter Ortiz, as well as the United Lowrider Council of San Jose. The event featured lowrider cars, live music, food, local vendors and community resources. Cruising has been part of Chicano culture since the 1940s, and grew to
Photos: Thousands turn out for the Silicon Valley PRIDE Parade in San Jose (opens the original)
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Hundreds of Silicon Valley Pride Parade participants marched, danced and skated down San Jose’s Market Street from Julian Street on Sunday. The weekend festivities featured entertainment, vendors, and food at Plaza Park, where a two-day festival was held. According to their website “This year’s theme, ‘Flourish & Bloom,’ honors the strength, resilience, and vibrant spirit of the LGBTQ+ community as we continue to grow, thrive, and uplift one another.” The festival and parade started in 1975 as a
Photos: Rosie the Riveter Jeanne Gibson, 100, honored with banner in Richmond (opens the original)
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Rosie the Riveter Jeanne Gibson, 100, was honored with a banner of her own at the Rosie the Riveter World War II Home Front National Historical Park on Friday. Gibson, who also gives presentations at the park nearly every Friday, was celebrated for her decades of dedication to advancing opportunities for women long after the war ended. “This is an opportunity to honor Jeanne’s wartime service and her enduring legacy as an advocate, role model, and inspiration,” said Executive Director of the Ros
Photos: Illegal fireworks spotted in Bay Area, start fires (opens the original)
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Fireworks are illegal in all but a handful of Bay Area cities, with users risking heavy fines for shooting them off. That didn’t keep many from lighting up the rockets across the Bay Area and causing dozens of fires. The Oakland Fire Department said it received 74 fire-related calls Saturday night and responded to several structure fires that started outdoors from fireworks. The annual unsanctioned @oakland fireworks display as seen from the East Oakland Hills. @OakTribNews @EastBayTimes #july4t
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