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New Grocery Outlet To Open + Wildflower Walks: Saturday Smiles
April bill from PG&E to include climate credit; former Blockbuster employee opens free movie library and more nice NorCal news.
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It’s hard to believe that it is already Easter weekend. While you were busy preparing for your holiday festivities, our editors were writing quite a few uplifting stories. Read on to enjoy the lighter news from across Northern California.
Grocery Outlet To Open In Dublin
- Shoppers can receive up to $1000 in free groceries, and gift cards up to $500.
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- One of Northern California's largest, oldest credit unions opened its headquarters on Park Place.
Exhibit Features 9 East Bay Photographers
- The show at De Valle Educational Center in Walnut Creek is the culmination of an advanced photography workshop led by Bill Helsel.
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- The famed band behind "Over My Head" and "How to Save a Life" are coming to Pleasanton in June.
Hotel Healdsburg Relaunches Wildflower Walks Experience
- This hike led by an expert and picturesque lunch curated with local ingredients is a perfect way to experience Healdsburg in the spring.
- Spin the wheel and try your luck at a free adoption, a 50 percent adoption fee, or a $17 adoption fee.
Former Blockbuster Employee Opens Free Movie Library
- The Free Blockbuster box, a mini library with movies not books, is in Rohnert Park and one of three in the Bay Area.
- Customers with both gas and electric service from PG&E will see up to $140.63 in credits on their April bill. Here's why.
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