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Results 1 - 20 of 104 for "u:sfgate.com" in South San Francisco, CA
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The Boy Scouts of America, which lifted its ban on young gay scouts, should still be denied tax-exempt status until it allows gay adult leaders, says a reader. Comment?
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A reader isn't surprised that the price tag for the Central Subway has gone up - that's always the way it works with public works projects. Comment?
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At Tosca, a round of sentimental farewells
San Franciscans past and present flooded into North Beach's 93-year-old Tosca cafe Sunday on its last night under the helm of Jeannette Etheredge, who has owned the Columbus Avenue watering hole since 1980. Comment?
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Splashed on the front page this morning was the report about Tosca Cafe's sentimental weekend - that aforementioned "four-day party" - as the North Beach icon passes from longtime owner Jeannette Etheredge to the New York duo of Ken Friedman and April Bloomfield of the Spotted Pig, Breslin et al. Comment?
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Ride through SF mourns bicycle fatalities
Participants in the Ride of Silence pause at the intersection of Oak and Franklin streets, where a cyclist was killed. Comment?
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Canada trying to lure Silicon Valley tech workers
The Canadian government has launched an aggressive campaign to lure Silicon Valley tech workers frustrated by U.S. visa policies northward, just as Congress wrestles with a long-sought overhaul of America's immigration system. Comment?
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What to order at New England Lobster Co. in Burlingame
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The story of New England Lobster Co. began in South San Francisco several years ago, when the fish wholesaler first started importing its signature crustaceans. Comment?
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A better way to honor Harvey Milk
Supervisor David Campos certainly stirred a debate when he proposed adding slain gay-rights pioneer Harvey Milk's name to San Francisco International Airport. Comment?
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Real Estate in the Nation's "Most Exciting City"
You may or may not have seen the news that according to Movoto, the top 10 most exciting cities include SF and Oakland, but it's Oakland that takes grand prize. Comment?
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Real Estate in the Nation's "Most Exciting City"
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You may or may not have seen the news that according to Movoto, the top 10 most exciting cities include SF and Oakland, but it's Oakland that takes grand prize. Comment?
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Few are riding Oakland-South S.F. ferry
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The ferry service from Oakland to South San Francisco carried an average of just 131 riders a day in a recent week. 3 comments
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Garza Marfa leather furniture at Heath
Jamey Garza's spin on the Acapulco chair features saddle-grade leather and a powder-coated base. Comment?
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A $1.7 billion deal between Lennar Corp. and a pair of Chinese government entities to construct 12,500 homes on the former Hunters Point Naval Shipyard in San Francisco and a string of high-rises on Treasure Island has collapsed. Comment?
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Mission Local sat down recently with District 8 Supervisor Scott Wiener to talk about issues affecting San Franciscans and Mission residents. Comment?
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Tourist Trapped: Real Escape Room San Francisco
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Back in January, my brother and I sat down to a family dinner with our folks. Alex regaled us with an adventure he and some co-workers went on in Japantown. Comment?
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Homeless dad featured in The Chronicle finds new jobs, plenty of hope
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San Francisco's seemingly intractable homeless problem occasionally contains glimmers of hope. Comment?
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60 Seconds: Missionites Consider Mini Golf
For about 14 years, a building at the northwest corner of 22nd Street and South Van Ness has been vacant, but that could change as soon as next year. Comment?
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Mayor Ed Lee campaigned on a promise to create more jobs for San Franciscans. He launched a new program, TechSF, in October specifically designed to help train residents to get jobs in the tech sector. Comment?
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Tender Greens to open San Francisco outpost
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Tender Greens opened its first Northern California location in 2011 when it arrived in Walnut Creek. Comment?
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S.F. supervisors vote to divest from Big Oil
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San Francisco took a symbolic step Tuesday toward ridding its retirement holdings of investments in the biggest fossil fuel companies, even if it may be years before divestment is realized. Comment?
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