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Election measure on building zoning divides Sausalito
Melissa Pergerson stared at the dilapidated wood paddle wheel rescued from an ancient steam boat, stashed in a forgotten yard in Sausalito’s industrial Marinship neighborhood, and thought back to her childhood. “As a little kid we would play on here and climb up on it,” said Pergerson, who along with her sister Allisandre Haas grew up in Sausalito’s houseboat...
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New wine country sculpture pays tribute to Robert Louis Stevenson
Saint Helena resident Eric Hanson and sculptor Garr Ugalde plan to unveil a new bench and sculpture of the writer, his wife and dog on Nov. 7.
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Prop G brings fight over Great Highway and Sunset Dunes back to San Francisco voters
Whatever happens on Election Day, the park will remain — at least in some form.
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California Prop 40: Billionaire tax measure in the hands of voters
Although most Californians don’t have a billion dollars, this November they’ll be asked to make a decision impacting the state’s billionaires. NBC Bay Area’s Joe Rosato Jr. breaks down the ins and outs of Proposition 40 and the two other props aiming to sink it. Watch his full report in the video player above.
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Artist transforms San Francisco lawn as part of global artwork
In the middle of the great lawn at San Francisco’s Yerba Buena Gardens, the artist Saype danced and bobbed as he employed an industrial sprayer to paint large swaths of color on the freshly mowed grass. The French-Swiss artist has done this very dance on some of the world’s most prestigious lawns, creating images of linking arms to form...
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New museum tells the story of Dogpatch's industrial past
As San Francisco’s Dogpatch neighborhood undergoes a metamorphosis from gritty industrial hub to hip cutting-edge neighborhood, a new museum has popped up to remind the neighborhood of its past. The Pier 70 Time Machine sits tucked away on the second floor of newly restored Building 12 at Pier 70, where legions of workers once built Navy destroyers during World War…
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Stanford's new ‘Art Ranger' putting the A in art
In his white jumpsuit, emblazoned with the name Mark on the chest, and a ball cap with the words “Art Ranger” on it, Mark Shunney cut a curious figure against the scrum of Stanford University freshmen gathering on campus for orientation, wearing newly-issued Cardinal red sports jerseys with the number 30 on them — the year of their projected graduation. …
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Concord barber becomes bluesman by night
The second-generation barber — owner of V.I.P. Barbershop — has a second life as a blues guitarist.
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‘This is absolutely crazy': Tea importer forced to leave Marin County compound
A court-appointed receiver claimed the land on Tuesday morning, and Hoffman was forced to honor the court order and vacate his land.
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‘This is absolutely crazy': Tea importer forced to leave Marin County compound
David Lee Hoffman drove out of his property he calls “The Last Resort” after a decades-long code battle with the county.