With yet another board and care facility facing imminent closure, rapid city action urged
“That’s my husband there,” says Dellie Punla, with a subtle nod of her head. Eyes turn toward the...
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Today’s Mission
Whither the Sorting Hat: At long last, can San Francisco get school assignment right?
It’s funny, sometimes, how your perspective changes when you get on in years. As a kid, you laugh...
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Supervisor Sandra Lee Fewer will not run for re-election
Supervisor Sandra Lee Fewer has confirmed to Mission Local that she will not run for a second term...
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Supervisor Hillary Ronen plants herself in midst of 24th Street ficus fracas
Supe’s legislation would limit number of ficus trees Public Works could axe District 9...
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Review: ‘Funeral Game’s’ lost souls at the Potrero Stage
Funeral Game, at Potrero Stage through January 18, is a play about the slipperiness of identity...
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A Lisbon music pioneer brings Fado to the Red Poppy Art House
As the first woman to professionally take up the Portuguese guitar, Lisbon’s Marta Pereira da...
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Art notes: Voss Gallery presents “The Essentials” a group show
Ashley Voss, one of several new gallery owners in the Mission, opened her first exhibition of the...
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Fort Point Valencia Beer Hall – The Food’s The Thing
Fort Point is the Mission’s newest beer hall (and we have quite a few of them) and the tasting...
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Ivy Lee confirms she will not run to replace her boss, District 7 Supervisor Norman Yee
Ivy Lee, a longtime City Hall legislative aide, civil rights attorney, and City College trustee,...
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Distillations: Beer Nerds is a box, with beer, pizza — and company. And, sometimes, that’s all you need.
It was a rainy night and I’d been stood up by a super-extrovert, the kind of high-powered people...
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Ficus saga continues — breakout session on imperiled 24th Street trees ensues
Mission activists, San Francisco Public Works and the Board of Appeals agreed Wednesday night to a...
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Man accused of ramming truck owned by former Giants outfielder through Oracle Park gates at 70 mph
The San Francisco Giants are attempting to obtain a restraining order following a jarring Dec. 9...
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Poll: 97% of San Franciscans see homelessness as a problem — 69% approve of homeless housing in their neighborhoods
An intriguing poll released yesterday by the nonprofit Tipping Point Community should provide some...
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Proposition E, barring unforeseen lunacy, will pass — handily. But then what?
The downside of writing a column about Proposition E, which we’ll vote on in March, is that it’s...
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Neighborhood Notes: Cats in the park, and free emergency training in Spanish
NERT Disaster Training in Spanish The Neighborhood Emergency Response Team, a free training class...
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Final ficus fight? Decision looming to axe or spare 24th Street trees.
Residents and business owners along 24th Street are vowing to make their stand at an upcoming city hearing, as they aim to keep dozens of trees from being cut down in what could be the final chance to save them.
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The Scarlet Sage Herb Co.: Intuition and the Action of Manifestation 2020
January 22 @ 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
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The Knockout: The Turnouts / The Apollo Era / Nate Budroe / The Fluorescents
January 22 @ 8:00 pm - 11:59 pm
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The Chapel: Bonny Light Horseman (feat. Anais Mitchell, Eric D. Johnson & Josh Kaufman)
January 22 @ 8:30 pm - 10:30 pm
