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Tag Archives: Ed Lee
Mid-Market arts center at risk amid boom
The surge in high-priced development along San Francisco’s long-neglected Mid-Market corridor may be a boon to city finances, but the rising prices that growth has fueled is a threat to the local arts community. A years-long effort to build a … Continue reading
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Tagged American Conservatory Theater, City Finances, City Officials, Economic Development Project, Ed Lee, Education Center, Empty Buildings, Gavin Newsom, homes millbrae, Local Arts, Mason Streets, Mayor Gavin Newsom, Mid Market, Neighborhood Groups, Proposed Project, Retail Shops, Storefronts, Thacher, Theater Groups, Three Quarters, Urban Desert
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Razing I-280 stub only part of vision
San Francisco’s vision for the South of Market area near ATT Park and Mission Bay involves more than just taking a wrecking ball to the stub end of Interstate 280, though that image has drawn much attention in a city … Continue reading
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Tagged Bay Boulevard, Caltrain Extension, Central Freeway, Ed Lee, Financing Agency, High Speed Rail, High Speed Trains, homes millbrae, King Streets, Massive Concrete, Metropolitan Transportation, Mission Bay, New Neighborhood, Octavia Boulevard, Policy Director, Prime Real Estate, S Vision, Stub End, Transbay Transit Center, Transportation Policy, Wrecking Ball
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Vote on S.F. hospitals likely in 2013
Negotiations are ongoing between city officials and Sutter Health over a $2 billion project for two hospitals in San Francisco – but there won’t be a vote on the matter any time soon. Instead, the Board of Supervisors will push … Continue reading
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Tagged California Pacific Medical, California Pacific Medical Center, Cesar Chavez, Class Woman, David Campos, David Chiu, Ed Lee, Expenditure Committee, homes millbrae, Hospitals In San Francisco, Independent Expenditure, Mark Farrell, Olague, Pacific Medical Center, Political Opposition, Ross Mirkarimi, St Luke S Hospital, Sutter Health, Violence Community, Warren Browner, Woman Of Color
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For bold ideas on crime, look to S.F., not Oakland
San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee stepped out on a limb at a meeting with Chronicle editors last week when he floated the idea of adopting a stop-and-frisk policy as a way of removing guns from the streets of the city. … Continue reading
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Tagged Board Of Supervisors, Bold Ideas, Civil Rights Attorney, Crime Reduction, Curfews, Ed Lee, False Impression, Gang Injunctions, Greg Suhr, homes millbrae, Jean Quan, Oakland Mayor, Police Chief Greg, Potential Danger, Racial Profiling, San Francisco Mayor, San Francisco Police, Statistical Data, Streets Of The City, Travel Plans, Violent Crime
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Obama back to Bay Area for more campaign cash – Enterprise
President Barack Obama returned to the Bay Area on Wednesday to treat himself to a second helping of campaign cash. Spending a little more than four hours on the ground, the president mingled with officials and supporters at San Francisco … Continue reading
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Tagged Air Force One, Architectural Gem, Black Cadillac, Cadillac Limousine, Campaign Appearances, Campaign Cash, Campaign Volunteers, Campaign Workers, Ed Lee, Election Activities, Elegant Wood, Exchange Building, Gavin Newsom, homes millbrae, Julia Morgan, Lt Gov, Merchants Exchange, Regina Davis, San Francisco International Airport, San Francisco Mayor, Silicon Valley
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