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Those singing in the shower are not alone. There are millions in there. Once toweled off, singing in a chorus is a major part…
By Janos Gereben
Aerial Arts Festival gets dance, circus arts and theater up in the...
For aerial arts enthusiasts — spectators and practitioners alike — the local scene is soaring, from a festival this month to classes for all…
By Anh Minh Le
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A new survey claims San Franciscans drink more than almost anyone in the country.
By Veronica Irwin
Bay Area Celebrates Black Restaurant Week
Chefs are offering deals and hosting special events through Sunday to showcase their unique menus.
By Benjamin Schneider
Cyclists and Stop Signs: New Legislation Would Change Law
Under AB 122, riders could simply yield if the intersection is clear.
By Christopher B. Dolan and Emile A. Davis
Confronting Discrimination: Strength in Numbers
Keep a record, talk with co-workers and, yes, go to HR.
By Christopher B. Dolan and Vanessa C. DenistonSan Francisco Choral Society reunites for Verdi Requiem
Those singing in the shower are not alone. There are millions in there. Once toweled off, singing in a chorus is a major part…
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The Umbrellas find an unlikely community in the hardcore scene
With their mod haircuts, nostalgia-inducing band name and perfect appropriation of brightly jangle-pop sounds, an apt descriptor for the Umbrellas would probably fit somewhere…
By Will Reisman
