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Lincoln Beachey was a lady's man, a daredevil and the first superstar of the S.F. sky, writes Examiner columnist Gary Kamiya. |
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The move will escalate the case to the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals, reports the Examiner’s Adam Shanks. |
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The election of Kevine Boggess as president has implications for the political leanings of the body this year, reports The Examiner’s Allyson Aleksey. |
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For local wildlife, they’re a potentially positive inconvenience, reports the Examiner’s Margaret Hetherwick. |
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The tragic exploration of family, addiction and basket-making premieres Thursday, writes Examiner contributor Anita Katz. |
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Quote of the Week
“Theater didn’t start with the Greeks. We’ve been doing it since the sun’s in the sky.”
– “Cashed Out” director Tara Moses, referring to Native Americans’ long tradition of theater and storytelling.
The State & The Bay
SFPD has now maximized the potential reward for information leading to an arrest in the decades old investigation.
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It will return to duty after a standard asphalt face-lift. Here’s what to expect.
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PianoFight plans to shutter its Oakland and S.F. locations in March.
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The ride-share company is rolling out late fees for tardy passengers.
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Photo of the Day
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Craig Lee/The Examiner
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