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Construction on the amphitheater, which began earlier this summer, was made possible with a grant from the East Bay Regional Park District as part of bond Measure WW that the District received in 2008. The amphitheater project cost just over $400,000 of the $1.1 million the city received. The amphitheater, which will be dedicated at an 11 a.m. ceremony, will include permanent seating, a stage, stage cover, restrooms, lighting and a snack shack. The area also now features a new lawn area and new trees to provide shade.

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There were, of course, scattered reports of individuals failing to protect their eyes before looking at the eclipse — most notably the president, who at this point has probably concluded that he can pretty much do or say whatever he wants and get away with it, even if that means violating the laws of physics. Trump was nevertheless unimpressed by what he saw, noting, “I prefer suns that don’t get blocked by the moon.”. And then there were the reports from a nurse in Redding, California, that her clinic treated patients with irritated eyes as a result of preparing to view the eclipse by applying sunscreen directly onto their eyeballs. And while we’re inclined to poke fun at these people, in their defense the stuff is called “sunscreen,’ and, all mockery aside, applying it to their eyes may well have prevented them from suffering burned retinas since they never got the chance to stare directly at the eclipse.