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For the last 45,000 years, humans have gathered around art, from storytelling and music to cave paintings. And for the last 50 years, San Francisco’s art community has gathered in living rooms and garages across the City for San Francisco Open Studios, an annual, monthlong event in the fall in which hundreds of local artists invite the public behind the scenes.
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Dec 12, 2024 · While public complaints about quality-of-life issues in San Francisco have hit several troubling milestones in 2024, reports of property and violent crimes have fallen — in some cases, to multi-year lows — in the first 11 months of the year, according to an Examiner analysis of city data.. The Examiner reviewed service requests to …
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What happens at a physics and astronomy party? Pickles glow. Carrots explode. Nitrous burns.
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For the last 45,000 years, humans have gathered around art, from storytelling and music to cave paintings. And for the last 50 years, San Francisco’s art community has gathered in living rooms…
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Here's when Blue Army members in the Bay Area can "Walk this Way" one last time with the four-time Grammy Award-…
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On Noe Valley’s main commercial street, Video Wave is still renting movies six days a week, outlasting Netflix's…
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