Today from Mission Local

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Okay, it’s down to the wire: San Francisco supervisors will negotiate late into the evening tonight making tweaks to the mayor’s budget, and trying to claw back the tiny percentage of city dollars they control. Kelly Waldon and Io Yeh Gilman explain what’s at stake for city services, city-funded nonprofits, and the departments.

Over in the Mission, Rosina Boehm talks with artists about what the loss of the oddball, boundary-crossing Make Out Room means to them, and Oscar Palma has the latest Mission Buzz, with an update on the controversial bollards intended to stop alleged sex traffic on Shotwell Street.

More soon,

Sara

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S.F. supervisors will hammer out the city budget tonight. Hereโ€™s whatโ€™s at stake.ย 

Hoping supervisors will “pick up the couch cushions and find $3 million under them.”

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What losing the Make Out Room would mean for artists

“It was the best venue for something that was a little odd and kind of weird and challenging.”


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Mission Buzz: SFMTA extends closures on Capp and Shotwell, CARECEN has a new home

“One of the biggest motivating factors for me right now is to bring people together.”


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Events

Today: Ian Kelly, BossLifeBigSpence, Stunnaman02, Brick & Mortar Music Hall, June 26, 8-10PM

Tomorrow: Spaghetti Dinner Social, Verdi Club, 6-10PM


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