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Greenthumbs Needed @ 21st & Bryant
3 hours ago
Apparently, you get points for knowing how to use a jackhammer.
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The Mission Today
65° is not quite as warm as yesterday but it’s clear enough for today’s spring solstice
Parent Summit the 1st Annual Parent Summit and resource Fair is today at Mission High from 9:30a.m 4:00p.m
MAYAB will be hosting a census event at the 16th St. BART station. 10a.m -1p.m
Slangy – learn about a new trend could possiblely link Japan Town and the Mision District once and for all
Census- These Latinos say “Hispanics” have been left out
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The Mission Today
6 A.M. 59° degrees warm, with another beautiful day in the cards as we approach the spring solstice.
And speaking of spring, tonight it’s Industrial Springtime, a night of fashion, food, art, dancing, music, all of the above at the SUB Gallery, 8 P.M.
Zoyres Eastern European Wild Ferment at the Red Poppy Art House, reunion and sauerkraut sampling, 8 P.M. And of course . . .
Happy Operation Iraqi Freedom Day!
Kaffe Kulchur’s “Third Wave”
Power to the People (sez PG&E)
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2 days ago
The Mission Today
6 A.M. Only 50° but even in the cool and dark it feels warm and sunny which all prognosticators expect. Dolores Park will be happening into the evening.
If you’re still there, by 7:30, check out Kristen Hathaway at the Dolores Park Cafe, 7:30.
D’Lo begins his solo “Ramble-Ations” at the Brava, a comedy about growing up queer in a Hindu Tamil Sri Lankan family in Southern California.
And today is National Forgive Mom and Dad Day — take a minute in your busy cubicle to recall Philip Larkin’s poem “This Be Verse” which begins “They %$% you up your mum and dad/They may not mean to, but they do”).
National Sunshine Week
Gutter Punks of the World Unite
Mission Possible
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Good Morning Mission!
3 days ago
The Mission Today
6 A.M. A quiet 53° and a quiet day weather wise in the cards.
Oh the Shame of It!
Empanadas Arrive in the Mission
Food Critic Criticized En Español Full post
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The fusion/collision of cultures and time is what makes this neighborhood so vital, so fascinating. A wide variety of people live here and most of their world views are significantly different. How they negotiate those differences on a daily basis and how the unrelenting wheels of progress affect us all make the Mission one of most interesting places on Earth (for me- your mileage may vary.)
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