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Animal Attack · CaliforniaSAN FRANCISCO (AP) — Residents of a San Francisco Bay Area city are on the lookout for an aggressive squirrel that has sent at least two people to the emergency room for medical treatment. Joan Heblack told ABC affiliate KGO-TV that she was walking in the Lucas Valley neighborhood of San Rafael when a squirrel seemingly came out of nowhere and attacked her leg, clawing and biting. “It clamped onto my leg. The tail was flying up here. I was like,…See the Story
‘Very mean squirrel’ seeking food has sent at least 2 people to the ER in a California city
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Entertainment · United StatesAfter nearly two decades without any new episodes, beloved children's series "Reading Rainbow" is returning to television with new host Mychal Threets.See the Story
Beloved ‘Reading Rainbow’ returns after nearly 20 years with new host Mychal Threets
69% Center coverage: 119 sources
Climate Change · CaliforniaFor as long as there have been people in what is now California, the granite peaks of the Sierra Nevada have held masses of ice, according to new research that shows the glaciers have probably existed since the last Ice Age more than 11,000 years ago.See the Story
As California Glaciers Disappear, People Will See Ice-Free Peaks Exposed for the First Time in Millennia
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