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Fog City Stories
NBC Bay Area’s Joe Rosato Jr. takes a look at some of the interesting folks and issues that make our area unique.
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Bay Area Veteran Among the Unsung Heroes of World War II
One Bay Area veteran is among those getting their due.
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Bay Area Veteran Among the Unsung Heroes of World War II
With each passing day, there are fewer who experienced World War II firsthand. Joe Rosato Jr. reports. .
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Forgotten San Rafael Graveyard Gets New Life
At one Marin County cemetery, an old forgotten section has come back from the dead.
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Forgotten San Rafael Graveyard Gets a New Life
At one Marin County cemetery, an old forgotten section has come back from the dead. Joe Rosato reports.
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Teen Musical Prodigy Returns to San Jose to Conduct Her ‘Cinderella'
Opera San Jose will begin a run of Cinderella next week, featuring the opera’s composer-turned-conductor, 17-year-old musical prodigy Alma Deutscher.
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Teen Musical Prodigy Returns to San Jose to Conduct Her Cinderella
Opera San Jose will begin a run of Cinderella next week, featuring the opera’s composer-turned-conductor, 17-year old musical prodigy Alma Deutscher. Joe Rosato Jr. reports.
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SF Artist Lends His Voice, Art to Stand for Justice
An Ecuador native and San Francisco resident, Fernando Marti is an artist who uses his voice and art to shine light on struggles such as housing and evictions. Joe Rosato Jr. reports.
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San Francisco's New Long-Awaited Tunnel Tops Park Set to Open Sunday
This Sunday the Presidio Trust will open its long-awaited Tunnel Tops Park, a new fourteen-acre open space featuring epic bay views, a nature-inspired children’s playground, and thousands of new plantings all stretched over the top of a pair of traffic tunnels.
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Tunnel Tops Park to Open Sunday in San Francisco
A highly anticipated new San Francisco park will open its gates Sunday. Tunnel Tops Park will mark the transformation of the city’s northern edge and hopes to bridge city and nature together. Joe Rosato Jr. reports.
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Bolinas Rancher Works to Bring Back Monarch Butterflies
Last year, California saw a small rebound in its monarch butterfly population from the year before, when the population fell to dramatically low levels. With the state’s monarch population still in danger, a ranch in west Marin County hopes to aid their return. Joe Rosato Jr. reports.
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Bolinas Rancher Works to Bring Back Monarch Butterflies
Last year, California saw a small rebound in its monarch butterfly population from the year before, when the population fell to dramatically low levels. With the state’s monarch population still in danger, a ranch in west Marin County hopes to aid their return.
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Mendocino County Chef Hoping to Make Invasive Purple Urchin Delicious
As an environmental disaster unfolds on the ocean floor, where purple sea urchins continue to devastate kelp beds, Mendocino County chef Matthew Kammerer is doing his part to help eradicate them — by demonstrating purple urchins can be delicious.
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Mendocino County Chef Hoping to Make Invasive Purple Urchin Delicious
As an environmental disaster unfolds on the ocean floor, where purple sea urchins continue to devastate kelp beds, Mendocino County chef Matthew Kammerer is doing his part to help eradicate them — by demonstrating purple urchins can be delicious. Joe Rosato Jr. reports.
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Love for Violin Unites Korean American and Holocaust Survivor
For Korean American Jackson-Picht, music and friendship wove a cross-cultural connection to Arben, devoting much of her recent years to a one-woman performance paying homage to her musical mentor who died in 2017. Joe Rosato Jr. reports.
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Love for Violin Unites Korean American and Holocaust Survivor
For Korean American Jackson-Picht, music and friendship wove a cross-cultural connection to Arben, devoting much of her recent years to a one-woman performance paying homage to her musical mentor who died in 2017.
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SF Chinatown Museum Reopens With a Punch and a Kick
A museum in San Francisco’s Chinatown has helped tell the story of Chinese immigrants, including Bruce Lee. NBC Bay Area’s Joe Rosato Jr. reports.
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SF Chinatown Museum Reopens With a Punch and a Kick
When the Chinese Historical Society Museum flung its doors open in late April in San Francisco’s Chinatown for the first time in two years – it came out swinging.
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Central Valley Farmer's Bold Water Experiment Setting Example for California
A Central Valley farmer, whose bold experiment of flooding his vineyards and orchards with floodwaters in order to replenish the underground aquifer, has led other farmers in the drought-ravaged region to follow suit.
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‘Forgotten' San Francisco Cable Car Back at Work After 16-Year Restoration Break
After 16 years in repair shop purgatory, 129-year old San Francisco Cable Car 8 hit the rails again this week, following a full top to bottom restoration that some worried might never come.