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The Chicks returned to the Bay Area on Thursday for a performance at San Francisco’s Masonic, once again taking aim at an unpopular Republican president amid an increasingly unpopular war in the Middle East.
Dressed in black, Natalie Maines and sisters Emily Strayer and Martie Maguire performed alongside six additional musicians, including Maines’ son on guitar.
Two decades after releasing “Not Ready to Make Nice,” the Texas trio appeared no more inclined to do so.
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In Alameda, 3,400 attendees and 70 vendors gathered around Webster Street to celebrate the its 9th annual Witchfest.
A 5-foot python, an opera singer, belly dancers and a parking lot full of witches were among the attractions at the festival, where visitors browsed crystals, spell jars and miniature coffins.
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