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Blogs
September 19, 2011
Paul Nave, "Marin County Assasin," Can't Outlast Boxer Half His Age
Dan O'NeillPaul Nave got in his shots, but couldn't outpunch Father TimeIt turns out there is a grandfather clause in boxing. As in, boxers who are grandfathers seldom win. Paul "The Marin County Assassin" Nave, proud grandpa and celebrant of his 51st birthday tomorrow, stepped into the ring Frid ... More >>
Blogs
August 8, 2011
Lie, Ed, Lie Twitter Account Up and Running
Fred NolandEven before Mayor Ed Lee could officially sign the paperwork declaring his candidacy for mayor, some pissed-off people cleverly created the "Lie, Ed, Lie" Twitter account, riffing off Lee's about-face decision to run for mayor. The account was created about five hours ago, stating "I w ... More >>
Blogs
July 26, 2011
AB 455, Which Would Have Given Labor Huge Hand in Setting Wages, Is Vetoed
Fred NolandLooks like someone else will have to pull the strings...A bill that would have given the SEIU direct control over the body that sets the wages for San Francisco's mayor and board was yesterday vetoed by the governor. SF Weekly readers may recall a late June article about AB 455. T ... More >>
Blogs
November 10, 2010
Graffiti Shifts From Public to Private Property, City Reports
He's hopping off of public propertyFollowing a lengthy and expensive crackdown, graffiti seems to be migrating from public to private property, the controller's office reports.According to a memo from the city controller presented as part of the the communications packet for this week's Board of ... More >>
Blogs
March 23, 2010
Dozens of Neighbors Speak Out Against Bay Guardian Cellular Antennas
Dozens of Potrero Hill residents are lending their voices to a campaign opposing efforts by the owners of the San Francisco Bay Guardian to erect cell-phone antennas atop the newspaper's offices at 135 Mississippi StreetThe newspaper's neighbors tell SF Weekly that they have collected as many as ... More >>
Blogs
March 19, 2010
Exposing Brugmann's Cell Phone Tower Scheme
Today, residents in Potrero Hill were sent a letter from SF Weekly's executive editor, Michael Lacey, alerting them to an issue being ignored in the pages of the Bay Guardian. Guardian publisher Bruce Brugmann wants to erect a cell phone tower on the rooftop of the paper's Potrero office buil ... More >>