Homeless artist Ronnie Goodman, 60, dies at Capp and 16th Streets (updated)
Ronnie Goodman, a homeless artist and distance runner who has lived on the streets of the Mission...
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Art
Neighborhood notes: Wabi Sabi Beauty leaves Valencia, dance workshops and UTOPIAA
Wabi Sabi Beauty Closes on Valencia Street It’s time for a makeover. Wabi Sabi Beauty is leaving...
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Neighborhood notes: A CBD shop closes, a COVID-19-safe block party, and virtual events
A farewell to Wellness Those looking to ease some pain, alleviate stress, or just take the edge...
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Win Mixter creates Market Street stroll of queer history
Although in-person Pride celebrations can’t take place amid COVID-19, a San Francisco queer...
Read MoreA blast from the past: Taco Troubles
Taco Truck Runs Into Fast Food Debate
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A tribute to Amilcar Lobos Yong: a leader in the Mission’s Latino art scene
When Amilcar Lobos Yong co-founded a scrappy art and cultural center in a dingy room on Capp...
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Beloved local creative studio and gallery sticking around
Earlier this week, co-founders Alexa Treviño and Ivan Lopez of Artillery AG on Mission Street were...
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COVID-19 nearly kills local business, and then masks offer a lifeline
In a surprising twist of fate, the virus that closed their shops, ended their jobs and unsettled...
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Neighborhood Notes: Enforced parking, “Naturaleza Sintética,” and COVID-19 business loans
Move your car! The mayor this week announced that the city will again ticket cars that violate...
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Youth Contest Highlights Larger Hurdles Facing the 2020 Census Count
Normally ahead of the curve on most issues, San Francisco is falling behind on the 2020 census. A...
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Neighborhood Notes: A virtual premiere of a documentary by a Mission Local alumnus, a social distanced sidewalk sale, and more virtual events
The Aesthetic Union at 555 Alabama St. will host a sidewalk sale on Saturday, May 30, from 10 a.m....
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‘Dear Homeland,’ a love letter to Mexico, and the Mission
Even when she was hiding in the shadows, anxious and fearful that her status as an undocumented...
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La Mezcla’s percussive Mission
As a Mexican-American woman unsuccessfully searching for a sense of home on both sides of the...
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Taking a beating with Marga Gomez
Just when Marga Gomez thought she was out, leering shadows from her past pulled her back in. Last...
Read MoreThe Photographer: In his 70s, Joseph Johnston found his calling
When you work at a local news site, remarkable people walk through your door. Yes, we get some...
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Deborah Slater turns the table at ODC Theater
Everyone wants a seat at the table. It takes a particularly nimble mind to understand that the...
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Tue
11
GLBT History Museum: No More Silence: Digital Community Histories of HIV / AIDS
August 11 @ 5:00 pm - 7:00 pm
