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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.
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Tea importer forced to vacate Marin County compound after decades-long code battle
Eighty-two-year-old David Lee Hoffman must leave his Lagunitas property by Tuesday as a court-appointed receiver prepares to sell the iconic ‘Last Resort’ over unpermitted buildings.
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Grandcolas honors late wife and passengers of Flight 93 to generation not born on 9/11
Grandcolas has spent the last 25 years talking about his wife and the bravery of the passengers aboard the plane who tried to thwart the hijackers.
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Former flight attendant recalls brush with fate 25 years after 9/11 attacks
“I immediately saw where my photo would have been,” Caviness said.
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Santa Cruz Guitar Company marks half-century of guitar making
There’s a famous guitar company in Santa Cruz that’s hitting a high note as it celebrates a significant milestone.
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Crews work to restore Big Basin trails following massive fire
In the last six years since the CZU Lightning Complex fire humbled the giant redwoods of Big Basin Redwoods State Park in the Santa Cruz Mountains, the park has slowly crawled back to life.
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Overnight lane closures on Bay Bridge to delay eastbound traffic through October
Drivers heading from San Francisco to the East Bay at night should brace for some slow going the next two months. Caltrans has kicked off lane closures on the eastbound direction of the western span of the Bay Bridge five nights a week to make way for maintenance. The closures — which involve closing four of the roadway’s five lanes…
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San Francisco program teaches life skills through boat building
On the waterfront of San Francisco’s Bayview-Hunters Point, where once upon a time generations of people built and maintained ships, a group of young people were building a boat.
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San Quentin inmate featured in SFMOMA art exhibition
When the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA) celebrates this weekend’s opening of a new exhibition by an up-and-coming artist, the guests at the shindig won’t include the artist himself. That’s because artist Orlando Smith will be 16 miles away, locked in San Quentin Rehabilitation Center.
