The Mission District’s alcohol problem
The Mission has an alcohol problem. Of San Francisco’s 11 supervisory districts, District 9 —...
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Fort Point brewpub can open at 20th and Shotwell
Planning Commissioners on Thursday narrowly approved a proposal for a microbrewery and restaurant...
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SF General Hospital to House New Navigation Center For Mentally Ill, Substance Abusers
A fifth Navigation Center for the homeless, with a focus on helping those with mental illness and...
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Tiny Market Adds Even Tinier Bar
Royal Cuckoo Market on 19th and Capp streets is not just a liquor store, market and cafe anymore:...
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Lo Que Significa Ser un Alcohólico en Recuperación en la Misión
Han pasado dos años, cinco meses y nueve días desde que James B. bebió una copa. James B recuerda...
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Living in the Mission as a Recovering Alcoholic
“When I was drinking, I was not present in the moment because I was scheming, stressing about when my next drink was going to be,” James says. “And now,” being able to focus on the moment, “it’s really nice.”
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Moratoria a Bebidas Alcohólicas Continúa Dividiendo a la Comunidad
El miércoles pasado, el supervisor David Campos cerró una acalorada discusión sobre la prohibición...
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Liquor Moratorium Continues to Divide Community
A discussion over possible changes to a 16-year-old liquor license moratorium turned into an argument between residents who say they don’t want more liquor in the neighborhood and business owners who say they need it to compete. Some argued that not allowing businesses to transfer licenses is the key issue with moratorium.
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Neighborhood Drinking
The New York Times had a piece on Sunday on the increase in city drinking, its impact on emergency...
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La Comunidad Se Divide Ante Cambios a Prohibición de Venta de Alcohol
Hace poco en una reunión para la comunidad, se puso en claro que los residentes de la Misión están...
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Community Divided Over Changes to Liquor Ban
Both sides expressed strong views: Businesses say they can’t make enough money without the license, while some residents say there’s already too much alcohol around.
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Living in the Mission as a Recovering Alcoholic
Wine bottles clink as Amber Young checks labels and price tags at K&D liquor store on 16th...
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A Glorious 40-Yard Touchdown Ends on the Street
David Wesley Duran Sr., July 14, 1971, to February 17, 2012.
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New Law Bans Self-Service Checkout for Alcohol
The new law is a blow to Fresh & Easy Neighborhood Market.
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Too Many People in the Mission Drinking to Do Much About It, Police Say
“There are too many people drinking in the Mission,” said police.
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What To Do
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Manny’s: Intergenerational LGBTQ Stories of Transformation, Courage & Power
August 18 @ 4:00 pm - 6:00 pm
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Roxie Theater: longing for a dream: black surrealism and terrors
August 18 @ 6:15 pm - 8:15 pm
