Good afternoon! Here's the latest: Great reporting from Oscar Palma on what really happens, hour by hour, at the chaotic 16th St. BART plaza. Plenty of vendors selling cigarettes, steaks, Ensure, or hatchets; plenty of threats, cops, ambulances, and drugs—plus a surprise visit from Mayor Daniel Lurie. Read it all. Then this afternoon, the SFPD set up its bus-sized Mobile…
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And for a very different portrait of the Mission in the 1970s, don't miss Mission Love Presents: Visions of Mission Mediarts, at the Roxie on March 15. Newly digitized footage from filmmaker Ray Balberan documents art, politics, and just plain wonderful life in the neighborhood. |
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| "This game that the dealers have been playing, it's coming to an end." |
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| "Shit. Mayor. I need help!" |
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| "I love when I see hippie Latinos with long hair." |
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| "Hey, do you have two dollars I can get to buy a crack pipe?" |
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What would the addicts do without any drugs at all? First,no new addicts
--GRA
Once Karl Malden and Michael Douglas got canned,SF went right into the sewer.
--GRA
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