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Citizens campaign to ban baits that kill wildlife
San Francisco Chronicle
Part two on the impact of rodenticides on Bay Area wildlife. To read part one, go to bit.ly/JvfeUH. According to the US Environmental Protection Agency, from 1999 through 2003, 25549 children under 6 had poisoning symptoms after exposure to nine common ...

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Working together on chronic offenders
San Francisco Chronicle
San Francisco police Officer Kim Lasalle was working her beat Wednesday morning when she saw an all-too-familiar sight: two middle-aged, scraggly homeless men who were illegally camping on the sidewalk at Polk and Hemlock streets.

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Comcast SportsNet Bay Area

Lack of offense dooms A's, bad call or not
San Francisco Chronicle
Another disputed call went against the A's on Saturday, but this one neither fired the team up nor changed the ongoing dynamics of the game. Oakland flat-out wasn't doing anything at the plate, the primary reason the A's dropped their 11th consecutive ...
Monte Poole: Oakland A's manager Bob Melvin finds another loss to San ...San Jose Mercury News
Oakland A's Doomed by Questionable Call in 4-0 Loss to GiantsBleacher Report
Melvin ejected during seventh on SaturdayMLB.com

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Mudflats prove daunting hurdle to Hercules' vision of creating ferry link to ...
San Jose Mercury News
By Tom Lochner On a map of the Bay Area, Hercules appears the ideal place for a ferry connection to San Francisco. Traffic-snarled Interstate 80 passes about a mile from San Pablo Bay. The Union Pacific Railroad tracks hug the Bay coast, ...

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San Francisco Chronicle (blog)

Carnaval is back in town
San Francisco Chronicle (blog)
“We're like fabulous birds showing off our feathers,” said Temi Ogunyoku, a dancer with the Brazilian dance contingent Samba Da Terra. She did her best to smile despite the discomfort caused by the pile of giant feathers strapped to her head and the ...

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Maker Faire explodes into the ultimate DIY project
San Jose Mercury News
By Lisa M. Krieger Maker Faire has exploded into the ultimate do-it-yourself project: In only six years, the once-intimate weekend gathering is now attracting massive crowds and exporting the experience around the globe, from Chicago to Cairo.

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Boston.com

San Francisco Giants shut out Oakland A's 4-0
San Jose Mercury News
By Carl Steward Ryan Vogelsong didn't know what hit him Saturday. All he knows for sure is that the A's didn't. Vogelsong was at the center of a seventh-inning hit-batter controversy that led to all the runs the Giants scored in a 4-0 blanking of ...
Athletics drop 11th straight in San Francisco, 4-0San Francisco Chronicle
Oakland A's shut out by San Francisco Giants 4-0Inside Bay Area
Ryan Vogelsong, Giants shut out A's 4-0News in photos
U-T San Diego
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Toronto Star

Golden Gate Bridge keepsakes
San Francisco Chronicle
San Francisco's famed "steel harp," the Golden Gate Bridge, turns 75 next Sunday, and along with a new pavilion and an app, there are plenty of anniversary keepsakes to honor the city's most iconic landmark. Pick one up at next week's anniversary ...
Golden Gate Bridge anniversary: After 75 years, it remains California's iconMarin Independent-Journal
Woman's Body Found in Waters Outside Golden GateNBC Bay Area
Golden Gate in its golden yearsMonterey County Herald
Sacramento Bee -Richmond Times Dispatch -CBS Local
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BARNACLE, PBVM, Sr. Honora
San Francisco Chronicle
Sister Honora Barnacle, PBVM (baptismal name Patricia), entered eternal life on May 17, 2012, at the Presentation Motherhouse in San Francisco. A native of San Francisco, California, Sister Honora was born on September 14, 1929, and was a Sister of the ...



Duboce Park children's playground opens
San Francisco Chronicle
Saturday proved a weather-perfect day in San Francisco to beautify and restore green spaces across the city - and celebrate the transformation of a garbage-strewn sliver of Duboce Park into a joyous children's playground. The only people at the park ...

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