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The elusive Barbara Beno: The story of the person who is behind the move to shut down City College

Tim Redmond - December 17, 2014

By Mary Strope, Michaela Payne and Arami Reyes DECEMBER 18, 2014 -- “No narrative would be complete without a worthy villain, and we have one...

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Margaret Cho hits the streets to raise money for homeless people

Tim Redmond - December 8, 2014

By Denise Sullivan DECEMBER 8, 2014---“If you have, give. If you need, take.” That’s comedian and San Francisco native Margaret Cho's simple, seasonal message to the...

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Could there be a Grand Bargain solution to the housing crisis?

Tim Redmond - November 30, 2014

By Tim Redmond DECEMBER 1, 2014 -- You talk about housing in this city, you get lots of response. And when you suggest something as...

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Marcus Books returning to SF as legacy business as indie stores continue their struggle to survive

Tim Redmond - November 14, 2014

By Denise Sullivan NOVEMBER 14, 2014 -- It's been said that ghosts haunt the majestic purple Victorian on Fillmore and Post Streets. People who can...

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Why SF’s iconic dyke bar, the Lexington Club, is closing

Marke B. - October 23, 2014

By Marke B. OCTOBER 23, 3014 -- "I'm selling the Lex," Lila Thirkield told me, her no-nonsense voice tinged with a little disbelief at what...

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Homesick for the place where you already are

Tim Redmond - October 22, 2014

By Amanda Witherell OCTOBER 22, 2014 -- The day the San Francisco Bay Guardian died, I was commuting to my corporate marketing job, stuck in...

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Soccer, Airbnb, and the colonization of the Mission

Tim Redmond - October 13, 2014

By Erin McElroy OCTOBER 13 -- By now the video of the young white “Dropbox Dudes” kicking the youth of color out of the Mission...

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Willie Brown denounces SF government, SF electorate, democratic process at Chamber of Commerce event

Zelda Bronstein - September 11, 2014

By Zelda Bronstein SEPTEMBER 11, 2014 -- Yesterday morning the San Francisco Chamber of Commerce hosted Wells Fargo’s ForecastSF 2014, described in the program as...

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The Karl Marx Tree: How Southern Pacific Railroad killed a socialist colony in the name of creating Yosemite National Park

Tim Redmond - August 27, 2014

By Marc Norton AUGUST 27, 2014 -- There has been considerable hoopla this summer around the 150th anniversary of President Abraham Lincoln putting his signature...

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How light-industrial space can be saved: The lesson of 2 Henry Adams

Zelda Bronstein - August 19, 2014

By Zelda Bronstein AUGUST 19, 2014 -- One of the top San Francisco business stories of early summer revolved around the question: Would the city...

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The elusive Barbara Beno: The story of the person who is behind the move to shut down City College

Margaret Cho hits the streets to raise money for homeless people

Could there be a Grand Bargain solution to the housing crisis?

Marcus Books returning to SF as legacy business as indie stores continue their struggle to survive

Why SF’s iconic dyke bar, the Lexington Club, is closing

Homesick for the place where you already are

Soccer, Airbnb, and the colonization of the Mission

Willie Brown denounces SF government, SF electorate, democratic process at Chamber of Commerce event

The Karl Marx Tree: How Southern Pacific Railroad killed a socialist colony in the name of creating Yosemite National Park

How light-industrial space can be saved: The lesson of 2 Henry Adams

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