Mission District Archives - Page 14 of 17

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Which side are you on?

Tim Redmond - September 13, 2015

It might have been confusing in an early era of San Francisco. It's not any more -- not when some entitled people want the...

News + Politics

The developers are nervous about the Mission Moratorium

Tim Redmond - August 25, 2015

A crazy letter from a leading local developer, and a poll showing Prop. I leading, demonstrates how worried the industry is about a possible...

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Could the city buy out the Monster in the Mission?

Tim Redmond - August 24, 2015

Now that the project is in trouble, some say it's time to use city money to turn the 16th and Mission site into affordable...

Arts + Culture

Pick up your horn and blow!

Marke B. - August 24, 2015

Housed in a stunning Mission Edwardian for 94 years, Community Music Center continues to bring music to the masses.

Arts + Culture

Deal saves Mission art space — but at what cost?

Tim Redmond - June 18, 2015

Developer will relocate InnerMission -- but will still demolish precious industrial space in the name of luxury housing By Steven T. Jones JUNE 18, 2015 --...

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A victory for community affordable housing: Land Trust wins battle for Folsom St. building

Tim Redmond - June 17, 2015

Judge refused to block Pigeon Palace auction -- but in the end, the SF Community Land Trust outbid the speculators to take the property...

News + Politics

Mayor to offer $50 million for affordable housing sites in the Mission

Tim Redmond - June 8, 2015

His move is clearly aimed at heading off a moratorium ballot measure -- but it's also a sign that the huge, noisy protests are...

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The Mission moratorium goes down, narrowly — but the fight has only begun

Tim Redmond - June 2, 2015

Hundreds and hundreds of Mission residents and community activists demonstrate the massive anger over displacement -- and some folks at City Hall didn't listen....

Art

Art Looks: Science in Surrealism, banned authors, 22 years of Counterpulse, gender nonconforming kiddos, Flor y Canto Literary Festival

Caitlin Donohue - May 14, 2015

By Caitlin Donohue Walk down 24th Street tonight and you won't get far without running into a poet. Local businesses will be full of readings by...

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A new twist on the Mission moratorium

Tim Redmond - May 11, 2015

Wiener and Farrell want an economic report, which makes little sense on a 45-day interim-controls issue. But the other huge question is how many...

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