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Bill Neukom remembered as a guiding force behind Giants’ first SF championship
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Bill Neukom, who led the Giants to their first San Francisco World Series title, has died at 83.Arts & Entertainment
Movies: ‘Shoshana,’ ‘Oh, Hi!,’ ‘Life of M.F.K. Fisher,’ Roxie news
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This week enjoy a visual celebration of 20th-century food writer and NorCal resident M.F.K. Fisher at Mill Valley's Sequoia Cinema.Arts & Entertainment
Meg Waite Clayton’s ‘Typewriter Beach’ a mystery about Old Hollywood in magical Carmel
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Two women separated by generations— and a story about passion and persistence, creativity, politics and family is already hitting bestseller lists.Education
California students with immigrant parents seek financial aid despite deportation risks
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Despite the risk, 35% more college-bound high school seniors from mixed-status families have submitted a FAFSA compared to last year.event
Forum on San Francisco homelessness finds parallels between events of the ’80s and now
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According to experts from the city, the future is not going to be easy.Featured in Category
Oakland partners with nonprofit foundations to deliver funding to arts and culture orgs
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The recipient arts groups are together linked to 600 Oakland-based artists.Bay Area
East Bay ‘Good Trouble’ rallies channel spirit of rights leader John Lewis, vent ire over ICE
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Bay Area protesters take to the streets to express opposition to immigration policies of the Trump administration.Bay Area
Stinky strike ends: Republic Services garbage crews back on job after lengthy disruption
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The strike occurred amidst national contract negotiations between the Teamsters and Republic Services, the second-largest waste management company in the U.S.City
