Local Bike to Work Day accident kills United Airlines worker by Katie Worth Judy Castillo sat at her desk Thursday morning chatting with her boss about Bike to Work Day. She pointed to a newspaper article about a man who rode 10 miles to work each day, and joked that the paper should have profiled her husband, who rides his bike 22 miles to work each day. Celebration time for marriage advocates by Mike Aldax As soon as the state Supreme Court announced Thursday morning that same-sex couples had a constitutional right to marry, the celebration began on the steps of City Hall with crowds of gay men and lesbians cheering and sobbing. Some said they were exhausted from weeks of sleepless anxiety, waiting on the court ruling. Same-sex vows a month away Decision is unlikely to sway other states Ruling reprieve in the works Peninsula Police Blotter 3-Minute Interview: David Bowers S.F. Police Blotter: Neighborhood crime log AT&T Park focuses on teenage drinking Meet Your Mixologist: Joel Baker, Bourbon and Branch Sandoval drives proposal to tow illegal limousines Two teens escape low-security facility Family files claim in tiger-mauling death Accused arsonist to be free on bail Norton guilty of murdering wife Editorial SFO’s revival continues to fly along 3 hrs ago Domestic Terminal 2 has been sitting empty at San Francisco International Airport since the sparkling $950 million International Terminal opened in December 2000. Renovations were to begin in fall 2001, but the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks and a slumping economy triggered a drastic fall in air passenger traffic.

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