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After 65 years of covering the world, a Native Son says goodbye

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By Carl Nolte Verified
| Yahoo Life Verified
This weekend marks the 65th anniversary of my first day at the San Francisco Chronicle. It has been a lifetime of newspapering, but now it's time to step away. This is my last column. I've had a lot of roles: an editor, reporter, war correspondent and, for the past few years, a columnist and sometime photographer. It's been an honor, a privilege and a pleasure to have worked for the Chronicle all these years. But now it's time.
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After 65 years of covering the world, a Native Son says goodbye

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By Carl Nolte Verified
| San Francisco Chronicle Verified
This weekend marks the 65th anniversary of my first day at the San Francisco Chronicle. It has been a lifetime of newspapering, but now it’s time to step away. This is my last column. I’ve had a lot of roles: an editor, reporter, war correspondent and, for the past few years, a columnist and sometime photographer. It’s been an honor, a privilege and a pleasure to have worked for the Chronicle all these years. But now it’s time.
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In San Francisco, even the cable cars need heart surgery

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By Carl Nolte Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Usually there's a crowd around the end of the cable car line at Powell and Market streets, where two of San Francisco's three lines begin what Tony Bennett called a "climb halfway to the stars." That is the sentimental view of the world-famous cable car operation. It's a 19th century anachronism and tourist attraction, the symbol of the city. But the real work takes place mostly out of sight, under the streets and in the world's only cable car barn and powerhouse. It's the heart of the system.
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