Dolores Park’s First Food Truck Rolls In
Supervisor Scott Wiener said Chicken John Rinaldi canceled Saturday’s plan to toss plastic...
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Author: Molly Rosenthal
First Annual Earth Day Dolores Park Cleanup
“People don’t really protect it as if it were their back yard, even though they’re using it as if it were their back yard.”
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An Afternoon With the Mission’s Anti-Abortionists
The fact that the facility does not offer abortions doesn’t seem to bother the prayer vigil-not even relative newcomer, Tom Farnham, 53.
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Two Mission Intersections Rank Among City’s Top Five Most Dangerous
The City Operations & Neighborhood Services Committee considered pedestrian safety and reviewed a new liquor license.
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Update: Shots in East Mission Wake Up Neighbors and Leave One Bystander Injured
Neighbors watched from their rooftops.
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Mission Nights: Bach, and Pot Smoke
“This is this generation’s classical culture. It doesn’t have to be presented for people in tuxedos anymore.”
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De Young Exhibit Inspires Americas Poetry Show
“Flor y Canto: Olmecs Singing in the Flowers” will be in the Koret Auditorium at the...
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The Mission Weighs In On the Next Police Chief
Despite rumors that the selection has already been made, Mission residents and members of the SF...
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Crowd Rallies This Weekend for Domestic Workers Bill of Rights
If the bill is passed, domestic workers will be entitled to a roster of benefits familiar to most other workers.
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A Day In the Life of the All-Ages SUB-Mission Hit
SUB-Mission doesn’t want to limit anyone’s fun. If someone looks too drunk, Perez tells them to just drink a bottle of water and return later.
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Young Prisms Plays Noise Pop
I decided to break out of the Mission last night to check out the Noise Pop Festival. At an...
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Q&A With Pop Artist Jhameel @ Noise Pop
Singer, songwriter and one-man band Jhameel has been on the scene less than two years, but already...
Read MorePark Lovers Confess Their Feelings
Dolores Park-goers wooed their favorite parks Saturday afternoon by writing them love letters at the Neighborhood Parks Council’s second annual Love Letters to Parks. The council, along with neighborhood groups such as Dolores...
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New Galleries Find Niche in Mission District
The owners of Hijinks, Guerrero Gallery and Slingshot talk about art, galleries and the Mission scene.
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