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Posted inArt, Front Page

Mission Filmmaker’s Second Home is the de Young

by J.J. Barrow May 4, 2011September 29, 2020

Filmmaker Lise Swenson has made a career out of asking questions — to make “Mission Movie” in 2004 and in her two residencies at the de Young Museum. In Swenson’s current run as the de Young’s filmmaker-in-residence, her 90 video interviews of artists featured at the museum, including Andy Goldsworthy, Ann Marie Sayers, Meklit Hadero […]

Posted inDolores Park, Front Page, Local History, Mobile, Photography, Video

Gilding the Hero Hydrant, Once Again

by Heather Smith April 18, 2011September 29, 2020

We love the smell of spray paint at 6 in the morning.

Posted inFeatured, Front Page

Prescriptions: Smelly Stuff and Shrinking Testicles

by Joanne Perron, MD February 7, 2011November 20, 2020

“Oh my God!” I screamed, without even thinking. “Your nuts! They’re gonna shrink!”

Posted inFront Page, Topics

OnBase: No Pop at the Party

by Mark Rabine September 19, 2010September 29, 2020

The conditions Latino ballplayers face when they come to the “Grandes Ligas.”

Posted inDolores Park, Front Page, Topics

The Young Drink in Dolores Park, While the Mostly Old Meet at Mission High

by Christine Mai-Duc September 2, 2010September 29, 2020

The young want to be left alone, the adults want to go to sleep! En Español

Posted inFront Page, Topics

OnBase: Foggy Stats/Giant Win

by Mark Rabine August 15, 2010September 29, 2020

Bobblehead guarantees victory. En Español

Posted inFront Page, Topics

OnBase: Vungo!

by Mark Rabine July 29, 2010September 29, 2020

Giants 10, Marlins 9. Last game of the series today at 12:45 p.m.

Posted inFront Page, Topics

OnBase: A Case for Cold Concern

by Mark Rabine May 13, 2010September 29, 2020

New stadiums bring new money to baseball owners. When the rubes from Wall Street strutted into town in 1959, they expected a big new stadium. They got one – stuck in one of the worst places on Earth to play baseball. Game 2 ended with Padres 5, Giants 2.En Español

Posted inFront Page, Topics

OnBase: Padres Sail Into Mission Bay

by Mark Rabine May 12, 2010September 29, 2020

The first game of organized baseball played in California was played near 16th and Harrison. The score: 33 to 33. Tonight Zito can’t find home plate so it’s doubtful we’ll see many runs.

Posted inBusiness, Food, Front Page, Government

Food Cart Hearing: Dufty Promises New Regulations by May

by Heather Smith March 9, 2010September 28, 2020

The vendors came across as slightly more dour, and anxious, than their proposed regulators.

Posted inToday's Mission

Panorama Arrives, Yats Departs

by Armand Emamdjomeh December 8, 2009September 28, 2020

Few headlines warrant an outburst from me, but the Eater’s scoop that Yat’s New Orleans Original Po Boys is moving to the Bayview brought out a despaired “Noooo!” It’s great the fried seafood and fried turkey slinging eatery will be able to move into a dedicated storefront, but 4800 Third Street is so far away. […]

Posted inFront Page, Government, Immigrant Life

Rape Victim Gets Obama’s Support

by Lily Mihalik November 9, 2009September 28, 2020

Obama’s stance on asylum may help Guatemalan rape victim stay in the United States.

Posted inEducation, Front Page

Hoy Kid 10.14 to 10.20

by Laurie Buenafe Krsmanovic October 14, 2009September 28, 2020

Kids’ street art, Fil-Am Heritage Month, and more.

Posted inGovernment

US Tennis Open Serves Money to Mission

by Lydia Chávez September 11, 2009September 28, 2020

Free tennis lessons anyone? By VERONICA MOSCOSO

Posted inArt

Finding Your Way Home

by Alissa Figueroa September 4, 2009September 28, 2020

A Mission-based artist explores the idea of “home” by opening up her house.

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