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Longtime USF downtown cafe faces closure after nearly 35 years

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By Sergio Quintana Verified
| KNTV-TV (San Jose, CA) Verified
For nearly 35 years, Sweet Joanna’s Cafe has been a neighborhood staple at the University of San Francisco’s downtown campus, serving students, staff and local workers. But after surviving the severe economic downturns of recent years, the cafe’s owner says he was shocked to learn last month that the university does not plan to renew his lease.
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Push for publicly funded supermarkets hits snag in San Francisco

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By Sergio Quintana Verified
| Bay Area Daily News
A vote on a San Francisco supervisor's plan to convert neighborhood corner stores into publicly subsidized markets has been placed on hold. Supervisor Bilal Mahmoud announced the idea late last month and is now accusing Mayor Daniel Lurie of interfering with the Board of Supervisors' legislative process.
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Push for publicly funded supermarkets hits snag in San Francisco

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By Sergio Quintana Verified
| KNTV-TV (San Jose, CA) Verified
A vote on a San Francisco supervisor's plan to convert neighborhood corner stores into publicly subsidized markets has been placed on hold. Supervisor Bilal Mahmoud announced the idea late last month and is now accusing Mayor Daniel Lurie of interfering with the Board of Supervisors' legislative process. Watch NBC Bay Area News free wherever you are "What happened is that the mayor called the budget chair and asked her to pull this to even before it could be voted on," Mahmoud said.
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