Month: March 2014
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Clarion Alley updates
Here’s a few new pieces that caught my eye in the always-changing set of murals in Clarion Alley:
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Sign proclaims that spring is over
While the weather outside may lead you to believe that spring is just beginning, let’s not be so quick to judge. According to this sign […]
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Free bed frame, nightmares
Need a bed frame? Want to have terrifying nightmares? This sidewalk bargain is perfect for you! Collect it now, it’s near 16th and Dolores.
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BART station side hatch
This morning I arrived at the 16th Mission BART station only to find the entry was blocked by a steel gate! Oh no! How would […]
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New BART trains don’t address boarding issue
The new BART train cars will have lots of improvements over the current ones. But there’s one boarding issue that they didn’t quite tackle. See […]
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Proof that Mitch Hedberg never rode BART
“An escalator can never break, it can only become stairs. You will never see an escalator out of order sign, just ‘escalator temporarily stairs — […]
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E-Team investigates what’s causing innocent bystander deaths
Dan Nayez, Chief Investigative Reporter SAN FRANCISCO (KGG) — In San Francisco, simply stepping near bullets in mid-air can be deadly. Five people have been […]
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Real estate sound effect
These days it’s hard to look at real estate listings in San Francisco without having that old timey car horn sound effect play in your […]
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