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Attempts to ban books will face investigation by attorney general, Gov. Newsom warns
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The warning comes amid a nationwide rise in book bans.Arts & Entertainment
Pass the Remote: Wide variety packs SF DocFest at Roxie and virtually
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The annual event, running June 1-11, includes in-person screenings, many with live Q&A's, as well as films available for online viewing.Arts & Entertainment
Frank Bowling’s colorful New York years in focus at SFMOMA
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Solo show is an in-depth focus on the influential British Guyanese artist.California
California private colleges fear affirmative action ban as Supreme Court prepares to rule
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College administrators are revamping admissions and doing more high school outreach to counter the potential impact on campus diversity.Arts & Entertainment
Best Bets: Free Concord concerts, SF Opera’s summer, and more
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The Bay Area is a hub of artistic expression, attracting artists, writers and musicians from around the globe to live, work and create. We highlight some of the offerings here.Bay Area
UC Botanical Garden in a sprint to renovate leaky Japanese Pool
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The pool is home to two species of newt and is more than 80 years old.Around Town
Commentary | Join Piedmont Beautification Foundation in supporting healthy, sustainable landscaping for pool
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Longtime city partner PBF will match $100,000 of funds raised for plantings and green infrastructure, writes PBF advisor Cameron Wolfe.Arts & Entertainment
Local Lit | June’s top tips for book lovers
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Conversations and book launches with notable authors of fiction, memoir and graphic memoir, YA fantasy adventure, and more.Arts & Entertainment
