Vero Majano remembers Los Siete
In 1969, seven Central American young men were accused of killing a white police officer in San...
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New Dandelion Chocolate factory set to open on 16th Street
Dandelion Chocolate ceremonially opened its new chocolate factory on 16th and Harrison streets...
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The Kids Could Not Believe It
Frank Lara, teacher. “The week after Trump got elected, we organized a march against hate...
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The 11 a.m. Sunday Mass
Juan Pablo Duran, 9 years old Juan was on his way with is mother home from the 11 a.m. mass at St....
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Shop local disrupted: Valencia Cyclery
We talked to Paul Olszewski, 64, owner and general manger of Valencia Cyclery in the Mission since...
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Mission Eyes: 10th Annual Sake Day
Mission Local visited the Armory on Saturday to take part in Sake Day, a sort of Oktoberfest for...
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Activists Hold Vigil For Police Shooting Victims
Activists, community members, clergy members, and family and loved ones of people shot by police...
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Foreign Cinema Celebrates 16, Supports News
After 16 years of serving fine wines and elegant dinners in the Mission, Foreign Cinema celebrated...
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24th Street Businesses Talk About Business
Much has been said about the newcomers on 24th Street and in the Mission District. As part of...
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May Day Protest Marches Down Mission to 16th
UPDATE 7:18 p.m. The entrance to BART is still closed on the southwest side. UPDATE 7:12 p.m....
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Hundreds Get Free Care at the Armory
On Wednesday doctors and dentists from the Seventh-Day Adventist Church treated patients for free...
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The Strawberry Vendors, Part 2
“We are all human,” said one legal vendor. “Hunger hits us all.” En Español
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Leaving the Gang: Tattoo Goes First
What would you do if you were given a Second Chance? By STEFANIA ROUSSELLE
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18 Reasons: Producer Dinner: Sequoia Sake and the Art of Pairing Sake
August 22 @ 6:30 pm - 9:00 pm
