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Fred Wickham, 1941-2014

We add our voices to the several hundred people who attended the September 21 memorial at Fort Mason for Fred Wickham. A longtime resident of North Beach, Fred was a painter, music... Read More
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#Lovelocalsf Day

More than 100 city organizations and businesses are taking part in a November 5 promotion entitled #LoveLocalSF Day. A roving party bus will travel throughout the city, ending in a... Read More
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Sf Neighborhood Newspapers Shine

They are ubiquitous throughout the city, and this fall San Francisco’s neighborhood newspapers raised their profile as they celebrated being a beacon of success in a challeng... Read More
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Pedestrians, Peddlers To Pay?

“It’s not fair that the people who drive into San Francisco pay for everything,” Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board of directors member... Read More

Turkey tales of Thanksgiving

Holiday dinners usually make for unforgettable occasions, whether in a good way, or not-so-good way. Of course, we always envision a splendid, wonderful time, with delicious food a... Read More
Wellness

Yoga Tree Celebrates with a Free Party

Yoga in San Francisco is its own culture. From the young to the old to the wildly eccentric to the very disciplined, the city by the bay does not disappoint in terms of a vast arra... Read More
Market Report

The Marina Times Real Estate Market Report: July 2014

By Hill & Co.

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Election

Voter Information: What,when, where, how

The Nov. 4, 2014, election actually starts well in advance of that date, with in many places a majority of voters casting their ballots early. We have compiled some information to ... Read More
The Best of Books

What you’re reading

By Brian Pettus

Best-seller list Boys in the Boat: Nine Americans and Their Epic Quest for Gold at the 1936 Berlin Olympics, by Daniel Brown This Is Where I Leave You, by Jonathan Tropper City of... Read More
Police Blotter

Halloween safety tips

At the end of this month, people will be celebrating Halloween. In addition to the dress-up parties and pumpkin pies, many people will participate in the annual tradition of trick-... Read More
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Happy Halloween Trends

Social media has taken over the scariest day of the year, according to the fifth annual Halloween Survey from Savers thrift stores. Savers tells us that more than 60 percent of the... Read More
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Mexican Museum Council Adds Noted Artist

The Mexican Muse-um at Fort Mason announced the addition of Guadalupe Rivera Marin, daughter of famed artist Diego Rivera, to the museum’s Arts and Letters Council. She will ... Read More
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Town School Unveils New Building

The Town School for Boys, a nonprofit, nonsectarian private K-8 school in Pacific Heights, unveiled its newly built school with its additional 18,000 square feet (a 30 percent incr... Read More
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Farrell Seeks More Car-Sharing

As part of an effort to reduce the city’s carbon footprint and its expenses, District 2 Supervisor Mark Farrell introduced legislation in September that would mandate the use... Read More
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JDRF One Walk At Fort Mason

More than 1,000 participants are expected to take part in JDRF One Walk on Oct. 26. The three-mile walk raises money for critical type 1 diabetes research; JDRF’s Greater Bay... Read More

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