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Presented by: Girls on the Run Bay Area

Good afternoon!
You may know the amazing photos of Walter Mackins from our SNAPS feature, but the former cabbie has been documenting his home town of San Francisco for decades. Joe Eskenazi has a beautiful column about Walter, his work, and the city he loves.
Speaking of the soul of the city, Andrew Gilbert has an appreciation of the Hammond B3 organ, an old-school analog instrument that’s making a resurgence in local clubs and bars.
In election news, Io Yeh Gilman asks congressional candidates Connie Chan and Scott Wiener if they support a moratorium on building data centers.
And Marina Newman is following the story of the Bayview shelter workers who allegedly aided a man who shot a police officer. The DA charged the two workers today with accessory after the fact and obstructing and delaying a police officer.
More soon,
Sara
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Latest News
Drive-by shootings: a cabbie, a camera and a disappearing San Francisco
“What a shot that would’ve been.”
S.F. DA charges shelter workers with aiding man who allegedly shot police officer
“The video is stunning.”
Meet the S.F. congressional candidates: Do you support a data center moratorium?
“We must avoid a data center Wild West. However…”
Arts Roundup
San Francisco is getting organ-ized
“It took two or three sessions just to learn how to turn one on.”
SNAP
Las lamparas
By Angel Mayorga
Events
Today: Built to Spill, The Chapel, August 24, 8-10pm
Tomorrow: SF Mime Troupe: WRECKAGE, a Musical Tragicomedy, at Z Space, August 25, 6:30-8:30pm











