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4 things to know about the J&J covid-19 vaccine pause
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Clear messaging to the public about the decision to pause administering the J&J vaccine is a critical component of sustaining public trust in covid vaccinations.Arts & Entertainment
Applications open for Alameda County’s first youth poet laureate
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The winner will serve as poetry ambassador for a year starting in August and will have the opportunity to compete in the Regional Youth Poet Laureate Competition.Arts & Entertainment
Pass the Remote: SFFILM shorts, Greek Film Festival standouts
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A strong lineup of shorts marks the closing weekend of SFFILM Festival, and the San Francisco Greek Film Festival offers a slew of standouts.Arts & Entertainment
Best Bets: Latin Jazz, Bach piano star, National Poetry Month
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The Bay Area is a hub of artistic expression, attracting artists, writers and musicians from around the globe to live, work and create. We highlight some of the offerings here.California
California’s costly, uphill battle against invasive species
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A new strategy, born of failure, may help combat armies of invasive plants and animals that are preying on vulnerable native creatures.Bay Area
BART plans to resume late-night service, add more trains as ridership recovers
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Ridership plummeted 90 percent with the onset of the pandemic but agency officials now want to plan for expanded service rather than react to demand after the economy reopens.Arts & Entertainment
‘Free little art gallery’ springs up in Berkeley
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Pamela Gaye Walker's outdoor gallery was inspired by the popular 'little free library" movement and the loss of access to indoor cultural venues during the pandemic.covid
The gender vaccine gap: more women than men are getting covid shots
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As of Tuesday, in Alameda County 57.1 percent of women had received at least one dose versus 48.9 percent of men.Bay Area
