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Tom’s Town: We still don’t elect our elected officials

Tim Redmond - November 14, 2014

By Tom Temprano NOVEMBER 14, 2014 -- As the game of backroom baseball to decide who the Mayor appoints as a replacement for the Sacramento-bound...

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Politics on Tuesday: The new (sorta) Board of Supervisors — and what the vote-by-mail results mean

Tim Redmond - November 11, 2014

By Tim Redmond NOVEMBER 11, 2014 – The Next Big Thing in San Francisco politics will be the reshaping of the Board of Supervisors, which...

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City College accreditors try to dig out of a hole

Tim Redmond - October 29, 2014

By Tim Redmond OCTOBER 29, 2014 – The president of the ACCJC tried to climb out of a deep hole this morning as her lawyers...

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The (next) crisis for City College — the November election

Tim Redmond - October 3, 2014

By Tim Redmond Now that the lawsuit against the City College accreditors is moving forward, and the college is entering a new accreditation process, and...

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Tax-break tech hiring a bust in the Tenderloin

Tim Redmond - September 15, 2014

By Tom Carter, Mark Hedin and Geoff Link SEPT 15, 2014 – When the Twitter tax break was signed, San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee’s office...

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Politics on Tuesday: Forget school assignment; the real issue in the Board of Ed race is a looming teacher strike

Tim Redmond - September 2, 2014

By Tim Redmond SEPTEMBER 2, 2014 -- The San Francisco School Board race is something of a sleeper this year; not much in the way...

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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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Tom’s Town: What the election numbers mean

Tim Redmond - June 6, 2014

By Tom Temprano Numbers! I hated them in high school as I slogged through summer school Algebra II classes while friends got to enjoy the...

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David Campos and the incredible journey

Tim Redmond - June 2, 2014

By Tim Redmond The campaign materials say things like “Supervisor David Campos immigrated to the U.S. from his native Guatemala at age 14 with his...

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City Beat: the gender of violence and Equal Writes

Tim Redmond - May 28, 2014

By Tim Redmond MAY 29, 2014 -- Local author Rebecca Solnit went on Democracy Now yesterday and made some critical points about the Isla Vista...

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Tom’s Town: We still don’t elect our elected officials

Politics on Tuesday: The new (sorta) Board of Supervisors — and what the vote-by-mail results mean

City College accreditors try to dig out of a hole

The (next) crisis for City College — the November election

Tax-break tech hiring a bust in the Tenderloin

Politics on Tuesday: Forget school assignment; the real issue in the Board of Ed race is a looming teacher strike

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

Tom’s Town: What the election numbers mean

David Campos and the incredible journey

City Beat: the gender of violence and Equal Writes

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