Articles Posted in 2008
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Homelessness coalition protests closure of drop-in center
By Kamala Kelkar March 28, 2008 The Coalition on Homelessness mimicked a 24-hour drop-in center for homeless people today outside of San Francisco’s City Hall to protest its impending closure due to the mayor’s budget…
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Tiger attack survivors file claim,
Seek “unlimited” damagesBy Luke Thomas March 28, 2008 A lawyer representing two victims of a Christmas Day tiger attack at the San Francisco Zoo filed a civil claim Wednesday against the City of San Francisco. Filed by…
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Event: From the New Deal to the Real Deal
Supervisors Chris Daly and Ross Mirkarimi will host a community forum Monday to mark the 75th anniversary of the New Deal and to call for “universal access to meaningful employment and dignified work.” Photo by…
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It’s All Good…
By Terry Canaan March 28, 2008 Finally! Good news out of Iraq. If we look at yesterday’s Reuters Factbox for Iraq, we see the country awash in just freakin’ awesome news! In Baghdad: -Nine people…
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Giants ‘rosy’ about 2008 season
Team welcomes media,
paints a positive picture on down yearBy Stephen Dorian Miner March 28, 2008 The San Francisco Giants welcomed the press to the team’s annual “Media Open House” Wednesday at AT&T Park. The media was provided a sneak peak at the organization’s…
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Supervisor introduces legislation
to encourage energy conservationBoard of Supervisors President Aaron Peskin introduced legislation Tuesday aimed at conserving energy use, requiring downtown office buildings to turn off lights outside normal business hours. Photo by Luke Thomas By Ari Burack March 26,…
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Agency to hold open house
on City bicycle route improvement projects
“We need to encourage people to get out of their cars”In an effort to encourage the use of sustainable modes of transportation, the SFMTA will hold an open house today at 6 p.m., 101 Grove Street to discuss a doubling of San Francisco’s bicycle lanes.…
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