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Between a new mall tenant, a rabid bat scare and a trespass at a former vice president’s northern California home, plenty happened around the Sacramento region this weekend.
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Here’s a quick digest of stories you may have missed.
- An LGBTQ-owned stationery store selling pens, keychains and writing goods from independent Japanese and Korean brands has opened at Sacramento’s Arden Fair mall.
- Junberry Tea Lounge, a new cafe offering full tea service, boba and matcha, is now open in Rancho Cordova’s Sunridge Plaza at the corner of Sunrise Boulevard and Douglas Road.
- A trespass incident was reported at the northern California home of former Vice President Harris. Harris and her husband Doug Emhoff were not at the home at the time, reports said.
- A rabid bat was found outside a family home in Sutter County on Sept. 8, and authorities said a child may have had contact with it. It is the third rabid bat found in the county since July.
- A 60-year-old man died at Lake Shasta on Friday while trying to rescue his pet dog, authorities said.
- CrockerCon, Sacramento’s annual comic-museum crossover event, returns to the Crocker Art Museum on Sunday, Sept. 20, with about 70 exhibitors showcasing everything from editorial cartooning to animation.
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