
District 10
Bayview-Hunters Point
The historic heart of San Francisco’s Black community and its maritime past, Bayview-Hunters Point is one of the city’s largest, most diverse areas.
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After crowded candidate forums, District 10 voters push back on giving everyone the mic
Nine of the 10 candidates slated to appear on the ballot attended last week’s forum; some admitted they lacked knowledge of major issues.
NEIGHBORHOOD RESOURCE GUIDE
Bayview Neighborhood Sponsor: Shipyard Trust for the Arts
Bayview BUzz
Chapter 3, new Black-owned bookstore, to replace shuttered Bayview storefront
Smoke Soul Kitchen’s Vanessa Lee will open the bookstore by the end of this year, the first since the relocation of Marcus Books.
People We Meet
People We Meet: For Arieann Harrison, eco-activism is in her DNA
Daughter of renowned S.F. environmental activist said she didn’t want to be like her parents. Years on, she’s entered the ring.
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Special Report
Shipyard
Explore: The timeline of the cleanup of the Hunters Point Shipyard
Explore Mission Local’s timeline of 100+ years at the Hunters Point Shipyard, San Francisco’s only Superfund site.
U.S. Navy found elevated plutonium in Bayview. S.F. says it was kept in the dark.
San Francisco officials say they weren’t told that the Navy detected plutonium at the Hunters Point Shipyard for 11 months.
Is Parcel G at the Hunters Point Shipyard as safe as Mount Rushmore?
Environmental officials at Monday night’s Hunters Point Shipyard Citizens Advisory Committee said radioactive exposure at Parcel G is largely “safe.”
She studied the Hunters Point Shipyard for 20 years. Now, her work’s finally on display.
Stacey Carter spent 20 years of her life researching the Hunters Point Shipyard. She believed nobody cared about her work until five years ago when she finally found an audience.
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