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Debat: »Luk dialogmøderne og sig det som det er«
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Election ad fact-check: Will Props. D, E, and F really ‘Clean up City Hall’?
The Federal Trade Commission regulates truth in commercial advertising, which is why Dannon can no longer tell you that eating yogurt protects you from the flu. But the FTC argues that fact-checking political ads is not its job, on the grounds that politics don’t qualify as “commerce.” Some states — California among them — have tried to pass stricter rules. But courts have tended to rule against them. In short: Lies are pretty easy to get away with in political advertising.
Debat: »Fortællingen om, at natur og industrianlæg kan leve side om side, stikker os blår i øjnene«
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Meet the District 6 candidate: With Medicaid cuts looming, how will S.F. keep providing drug treatment and recovery?
Welcome back to our “Meet the Candidates” series, where Matt Dorsey, the District 6 supervisor who is running for reelection, is responding to questions in 100 words or fewer. Answers are published every Tuesday. Dorsey is, at present, the District 6 supervisorial candidate who meets Mission Local’s coverage criteria for supervisorial races. District 6 covers neighborhoods in the east of the city, including SoMa, Mission Bay and Rincon Hill.
Debat: Naturen i Silkeborg er helt unik og del af Silkeborg Kommunes DNA
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Q&A: New York Times editor Dean Baquet on the good (and bad) old days, and why journalists shouldn’t reject AI
A lot of journalism bigwigs are good talkers. Dean Baquet, who was the executive editor at the New York Times during the period when it achieved more subscribers than ever before in its then-164 years, is arguably a very big wig. But when Baquet visited Mission Local’s offices last week, what stood out was his unflagging enthusiasm for listening.
Debat: Vi er ikke til salg og biodiversitet skal ikke skabes ved at ødelægge eksisterende natur
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The last days of Puddle Jumpers, one of the Mission’s rare co-op daycares
As the Puddle Jumpers Workshop in the Polish Club at Shotwell and 22nd streets prepared to close its doors in June, teacher Michele Menard reached for her puppets. Menard, an artist and trained puppeteer, has used the puppets to help generations of children navigate the complicated emotions of growing up and saying goodbye.
‘Goat Blood’ director Alejandro Torres talks queerness, theater and El Chupacabra
For San Francisco native Alejandro Torres, directing a queer horror-comedy was a no-brainer. The sometime actor-turned-theatre-director counts George Romero’s “Night of the Living Dead” and David Cronenberg’s remake of “The Fly” as monster-flick favorites. What’s more, the chance to helm a play with a Latine perspective was appealing. The really scary part was having to put on such a niche play in a city that seems to be losing its unique artistic identity.
$211 per vote: How Saikat Chakrabarti spent $8.8M on his congressional run
Saikat Chakrabarti’s campaign to succeed Rep. Nancy Pelosi in California’s 11th Congressional District cost $211.3 per vote. That is about $8.85 million spent for 42,049 votes: just 17.9 percent of the total votes cast. The two candidates who beat him spent far less. Scott Wiener, the state senator who led the field with 40.7 percent of the vote, was backed by $5.86 million in spending.
$211 per vote: How Saikat Chakrabarti spent $8.8M on his congressional run
Saikat Chakrabarti’s campaign to succeed Rep. Nancy Pelosi in California’s 11th congressional district cost $211.30 per vote. That is about $8.85 million spent for 42,049 votes, just 17.9 percent of the total votes cast. The totals are as of May 13, the latest date for which data is available, and likely to rise. The two candidates who beat him spent far less. Scott Wiener, the state senator who led the field with 40.7 percent of the vote, was backed by $5.86 million in spending.
Q&A: How do you make a gay film festival?
If you’ve seen films at Frameline (aka the San Francisco International LGBTQ+ Film Festival) before, you know that half the fun is the audience. You may have other chances to see horror films like Leviticus, and you’ve probably seen Bound and maybe even Cruising. But a scary film with gay characters hits differently in a theater full of other gays working out their multi-generational trauma from watching queers get murdered in every almost damn movie.
Urban Alchemy worker injured at San Francisco’s UC Law campus
An Urban Alchemy worker was struck, possibly with a pellet gun, on Friday afternoon at the UC Law campus in the Tenderloin, Mission Local learned from officials at the scene. The victim was conscious and held his neck as he was wheeled out from the university’s Cotchett Center into an ambulance around 3:30 p.m. As police taped off the block, multiple workers in Urban Alchemy uniforms hurried up towards the intersection of Golden Gate Avenue and Hyde Street.
How to get to know your unhoused neighbors, and take on City Hall
“I got three jobs, I can’t afford to go nowhere else!” cries LaMonté “Monte” Ford, a resident and community organizer at Wood Street Commons. It’s April 2023, and police and city workers have come to demolish the site, the largest homeless encampment in Oakland, and evict scores of people from beneath the highway where have lived for decades.
Outer Sunset landlord pleads not guilty in alleged ambush killing of Eric Bigone
Philippe Chagniot, a 68-year-old landlord accused of killing his tenant in the Outer Sunset earlier this month, pleaded not guilty Friday to murder, arson and weapons charges in connection with what prosecutors have described as a planned ambush of Eric Bigone. Chagniot, a retired dentist, appeared in custody in San Francisco Superior Court.
S.F. Muni bus hits truck making illegal U-turn on Mission St., several injured
Several Muni bus passengers were injured Wednesday afternoon around 4:30 after the bus collided with a pickup truck on Mission Street near 21st Street, outside the Alamo Drafthouse New Mission Theater. An SFMTA transit supervisor on the scene declined to give his name but said that the truck made an “illegal maneuver” — seemingly a U-turn — and that five to six passengers inside the bus were injured. No other people were injured.
Man shot and killed in Sunset identified as Eric Bigone
Eric Bigone, a 58-year-old resident of the Outer Sunset, was shot and killed by a gunman on early Sunday morning near 46th Avenue and Ulloa Street, a residential area just two blocks from Ocean Beach and the San Francisco Zoo, according to the San Francisco Medical Examiner’s Office. No arrest has been made, as of 11 a.m. on Monday, according to the San Francisco Police Department. The gunman, wearing a beanie and a mask, arrived on a bicycle.
New police and fire contracts will add $100M to S.F.’s $634M deficit
The most recent union contracts with the city’s police and firefighters, will cost the city an additional $100 million over the next two years, and over $300 million over the next four years, according to a memorandum of understanding between the city and both departments that was discussed today at the Board of Supervisors Budget and Finance Committee.
Sharbel Saker, 34-year-old visiting from LA, found dead after leaving Mission piano bar
Over the weekend, friends of Sharbel Saker, a 34-year-old visiting from Los Angeles, made multiple posts to social media seeking information as to his whereabouts. Saker left Martunis, a piano bar at Valencia and Market streets, around 1 a.m. on Friday, April 3.
Can we design trouble out of the 16th St. BART plazas?
This is part of our ongoing coverage of 16th and Mission. Click here for a dashboard of crime statistics updated daily, and read an archive of past coverage here. For the first time in over two decades, a major plan to redesign the 16th St. BART plazas is underway. BART will share preliminary renderings of the redesign with the public in April, according to BART communications officer Christopher Filippi.
Is SFPD going after cyclists on Market Street?
A cyclist posted on the r/sanfrancisco subreddit this morning that they were ticketed at 6:30 a.m.for attempting to cross a red light at an empty intersection. “The officer was friendly,” they wrote “but he was saying that, starting today, police will be enforcing cyclists/mopeds/e-bikes/scooters heavily on Market St this entire month.” Furthermore, the officer writing the citation added, the order to begin issuing citations to 2-wheeled vehicles on Market came directly from the mayor’s office.
Is Warriors star Jimmy Butler's $4 shot of espresso worth it?
Out of the dozens of people who have gathered outside of 1100 Valencia St. at 9 a.m. on a beautiful Friday morning, some have come for the chance (small, but real) of drinking coffee in the presence of six-time NBA all-star Jimmy Butler (now, as of this February, also a Golden State Warrior). Butler is the founder of BIGFACE coffee, which has opened a two-week-long pop-up coffee shop in the former storefront of Lucca’s Delicatessen, currently leased to local payment-processing behemoth Square.
S.F. supervisors begrudgingly greenlight big boost to SFPD overtime
San Francisco’s Board of Supervisors today voted 9-2 to approve the police department’s request for $61 million in additional overtime funding for this year, but also chastised the department for coming to the board, as it has for years now, with a hefty, unexpected bill. “I’m not proud of this vote,” said District 6 Supervisor Matt Dorsey, who was appointed to his position directly from the role as head of public relations at the police department.
How did Waymo get onto Market Street?
On April 10, the office of Mayor Daniel Lurie made an announcement: Waymo, the autonomous taxi company once known as the Google Self-Driving Car Project, will soon be driverlessly driving down Market Street. “Market Street runs through the heart of our city, and we’re making sure it continues to evolve with the times,” Lurie said in the release.
S.F. Drag queen Heklina’s cause of death is still a mystery, and the show goes on
“I’m just going to read this,” says Bobby Barber, a solid, bearded man standing in front of the glittery backdrop of the stage at The Stud, before the drag show protesting London’s Metropolitan Police Service begins. It’s 6:30 p.m. on Monday in San Francisco, and London is a long ways off. “So many people have so many questions,” Barber continues.
SoEx sends an SOS
Southern Exposure, the 50 year-old gallery and arts nonprofit that is known for its ambitious exhibitions, support of local artists, and youth education programs, is in trouble.
Aaron Peskin didn’t win the election — but his ballot measures sure did
Board of Supervisors president, mayoral candidate, and wildly prolific legislator Aaron Peskin lost the election to Daniel Lurie, a wealthy candidate with zero legislative experience. But his three main ballot initiatives are winning and will, barring unforeseen lunacy, pass into legislation. Here’s the story of how they made it. Prop.
BART is on the verge of going kaput. How do we save it?
Whoever wins the District 9 BART Board race has a hell of a job ahead. Emergency pandemic funds are running out. Ridership isn’t back. In July of 2025, when the next fiscal year starts, the agency will be facing a deficit of $35 million.. The year after that? $385 million.
BART 命懸一線 兩位候選人尝试拯救它
Read in English 無論誰當選第九區 BART 董事，都將面臨一項艱鉅任務。疫情緊急援助資金即將耗盡，乘客量遲遲未見起色。至2025年7月新財年開始時，營運赤字將達3,500萬美元。到下一個財年，赤字更將飆升至3.85億美元。自2018年起擔任第八區BART董事的 Janice Li 坦言：「我無法保證 BART 能存活到2027年。」 面對這場迫在眉睫的財政危機，Li 屬意讓前市參事 Gordon Mar 幕僚長、現任三藩市交通局交通策略與傳訊顧問 Edward Wright 加入董事會。 而現任第九區 BART 董事兼董事會主席 Bevan Dufty，則支持另一位候選人、California YIMBY 發展總監 Joe Sangirardi。儘管如此，Dufty 也認為 Wright 同樣優秀，「能有這兩位傑出人選參選，實在可喜可賀。」 Wright 是個不折不扣的公交迷。其競選網站特別闢出專門版面詳述當選後的施政計劃。在還住不起三藩市時，Wright 就靠搭乘 BART...
Aaron Peskin encabeza la lista en las recientes donaciones, si se excluye el autofinanciamiento de Lurie
Read in English / 閱讀中文版 La intensa agenda de campaña de Aaron Peskin para la alcaldía, que ha abarcado desde reuniones en hogares, mercados de agricultores y hasta galas, parece estar rindiendo frutos. Peskin vuelve a encabezar la lista en las donaciones individuales. Su campaña recaudó $121,363 dólares desde mediados de septiembre hasta mediados de octubre, dichos recursos provienen de contribuciones que están dentro del límite de $500 que establece la ciudad.
若不計入羅偉的自籌資金，佩斯金在最新募款中領先
Read in English 市長候選人佩斯金（Aaron Peskin）馬不停蹄的競選行程，從家庭聚會、農夫市集到晚宴活動，已初見成效。最新數據顯示，佩斯金再次在個人捐款方面領先，其競選團隊在 9 月中至 10 月中期間，籌得符合三藩市 500 美元限額規定的捐款達 121,363 美元。 按規定，各競選團隊必須於週四前申報 9 月 22 日至 10 月 19 日期間的募支總額。前市長麥法恩（Mark Farrell）籌得 100,999 美元，現任市長布里德（London Breed）籌得 65,815 美元。羅偉（Daniel Lurie）則籌得 2,715,300 美元，但其中大部分為其個人投入。根據三藩市道德委員會規定，候選人對自己競選活動的捐款不受 500 美元的限制。 距離選舉日僅剩兩週，且投票已經展開，各陣營正加緊消耗競選資金——任何選舉日剩餘資金都必須捐出、保留作未來競選之用，若為公共資金則需歸還市府。然而，候選人並非總是嚴格遵守——2016 年，麥法恩即曾挪用剩餘的競選資金，在當選後招待賓客享用逾 30...
Dolores Huerta稱後悔為布里德背書，改挺佩斯金為首選
Read in English 在今日下午的視訊記者會上，傳奇工運領袖、全美農工工會共同創辦人 Dolores Huerta 表示，她對九月時決定為現任市長布里德（London Breed）參選三藩市市長背書感到遺憾。 上週，Huerta 發表聲明，出人意料地給予第二個背書：支持布里德的競選對手、市參事會主席佩斯金（Aaron Peskin）。 週四的記者會是對上週聲明的跟進，出席者包括 Huerta、佩斯金和全國醫護工作者工會（NUHW）榮譽主席 Sal Rosselli。會上，Huerta 表示，她此前是在拉美裔社區友人的極力游說下，看在布里德於新冠疫情期間展現出良好領導力，才給予支持。 Huerta 說，即便在背書布里德之前，她和 Dolores Huerta 基金會的其他董事會成員就心存疑慮。「我們本來很猶豫，」Huerta 說，「因為市長在某些議題上頗具爭議，對弱勢群體的支持也不夠。但三藩市的許多朋友一直催促說『你必須支持市長』。」 得知 Huerta 背書布里德後，Sal Rosselli 立即致電詢問究竟。「我和 Dolores 的交情可以追溯到 80...
Dolores Huerta expresa su arrepentimiento por haber respaldado a London Breed y ahora posiciona a Aaron Peskin como su candidato principal
Read in English Esta tarde, durante una conferencia de prensa virtual, Dolores Huerta; reconocida organizadora laboral y cofundadora de Trabajadores Unidos del Campo, manifestó su arrepentimiento por haber decidido respaldar a la actual alcaldesa London Breed en la contienda por la alcaldía de San Francisco, el pasado mes de septiembre.
See how they run: Peskin leads once again in individual donations … if you don’t count donating to yourself
Aaron Peskin’s brutal campaign schedule for mayor, which has included everything from house parties to farmer’s markets to galas, appears to be paying off. Peskin is once again in in the lead in individual donations — his campaign raised $121,363, much of it from contributions well under the $500 limit. On Thursday, every campaign was required to file its totals for money raised and spent from Sept.
Dolores Huerta says she regrets endorsing London Breed - backs Peskin as No. 1
In a video press conference this afternoon, Dolores Huerta, legendary labor organizer and co-founder of the United Farm Workers, expressed regret over her decision in September to endorse current mayor London Breed in the San Francisco mayor’s race. Last week, Huerta released a statement making a surprise second endorsement — of Board of Supervisors President Aaron Peskin, Breed’s campaign rival.
看看他們如何競選：Dolores Huerta 也為佩斯金背書
Read in English Mission Local 正在為主要市長候選人發布競選系列報導，每週輪流報導一位候選人直至十一月。本週焦點：佩斯金（Aaron Peskin）。往期報導請點擊此處。 與 Cesar Chavez 共同創立聯合農工會的勞工運動傳奇人物 Dolores Huerta，已表態為三藩市市參事會主席佩斯金參選市長背書。九月底，她曾表態支持布里德（London Breed）市長連任，這次是雙重背書。 Huerta 支持布里德時特別提到她在新冠疫情期間的領導力。而她對佩斯金的支持則更著重於勞工權益和住房可負擔性。Huerta 在聲明中寫道：「佩斯金是工人和家庭的鬥士——他一再證明了這一點。如果你希望這座城市有效運轉、健康發展、住房可負擔，支持家庭、租戶和為更好未來奮鬥的工人，我鼓勵大家投票給佩斯金！Si se puede（是的，我們能！）」 「我從小在一個因為支持聯合農工會而不吃餐桌葡萄的家庭長大，」佩斯金今天說。「Cesar Chavez、聯合農工會運動和 Dolores Huerta 是我童年餐桌上最早接觸到的教育。」佩斯金表示，這些年他和 Huerta...
Vea cómo se postulan: Una nueva encuesta indica que Peskin y Lurie están en empate en la contienda por la alcaldía
Read in English Este domingo, días después de afirmar a Mission Local que nunca difunde encuestas a los medios, Jim Stearns; asesor de campaña del presidente de la Junta de Supervisores, Aaron Peskin, en su candidatura a la alcaldía, hizo públicas dos encuestas. Una encuesta, llevada a cabo por la firma Public Policy Research a principios de octubre, colocó a Peskin en tercer lugar con un 17%.
看看他們如何競選：民調顯示佩斯金或將勝出？布里德？羅偉？還是麥法恩？
Read in English Mission Local 正在為市長候選人發布系列競選報導，每週輪流報導一位主要候選人，直至十一月。本週報導：佩斯金（Aaron Peskin）。往期報導請點擊此處。 「這次市長選舉實際上有 13 位候選人，」上週六晚，佩斯金在前第十區參事 Sophie Maxwell 的家庭聚會上對著約十餘位參與者說道。Maxwell 家客廳的牆壁漆成深金黃色，在挑高的空間裡營造出一種寶庫般的氛圍。Maxwell 兩歲的曾孫在房間邊緣活動，向感興趣的大人們展示著他的玩具車和一塊塊被咬過的餅乾。「你們最多可以投給其中的十位，」佩斯金說。 「你不該這麼講！」Maxwell 笑著說，「不能給選民這麼多選擇！」Maxwell 和佩斯金的淵源很深。他們都是 2000 年那一屆的市參事——是三藩市自 1978 年以來首批通過選區制選舉產生的市參事。兩人曾同心協力，用了十多年時間促成關閉 Potrero Hill 的 Mirant 發電廠。為了支持 Maxwell 將 Lowe’s 引入 Bayview，佩斯金放寬了他對連鎖店的反對立場，還在 Candlestick...
See how they run: New poll says Peskin and Lurie are tied for mayor
This Sunday, mere days after telling Mission Local that he never releases a poll to the press, Jim Stearns, campaign consultant to Board of Supervisors President Aaron Peskin’s campaign for mayor, released two polls to the press. One poll, conducted by the polling firm Public Policy Research in early October, showed Peskin in third place, at 17 percent.
Vea cómo se postulan: Las encuestas indican que Peskin tiene posibilidades de ganar, ¿O tal vez Breed? ¿O Lurie? ¿O Farrell?
Read in English Mission Local está publicando artículos de la campaña electoral de cada uno de los principales contendientes en la carrera por la alcaldía, alternando entre los candidatos semanalmente hasta que las elecciones concluyan en noviembre. Esta semana es el turno de: Aaron Peskin. Lea los artículos anteriores aquí.
Vea cómo se postulan: Dolores Huerta también respalda a Aaron Peskin
Read in English Dolores Huerta, la icónica organizadora laboral que cofundó Trabajadores Unidos del Campo (United Farm Workers) junto a César Chávez, ha respaldado al presidente de la Junta de Supervisores, Aaron Peskin, en la contienda electoral por la alcaldía de San Francisco. A finales de septiembre, Huerta también respaldó a la alcaldesa London Breed para su reelección, lo que convierte esta situación en un respaldo conjunto.
See how they run: Dolores Huerta also endorses Aaron Peskin
Dolores Huerta, the legendary labor organizer who co-founded of the United Farm Workers with Cesar Chavez, has endorsed Board of Supervisors’ president Aaron Peskin in San Francisco’s mayoral race. In late September, Huerta endorsed Mayor London Breed for re-election, making this a co-endorsement. When Huerta endorsed Breed, she specifically cited her leadership during the COVID-19 pandemic. Huerta’s support of Peskin is more focused on labor rights and housing affordability.
See how they run: The polls say Peskin just might win. Or maybe Breed? Or Lurie? Or Farrell?
Mission Local is publishing campaign dispatches for each of the major contenders in the mayor’s race, alternating among candidates weekly until November. This week: Aaron Peskin. Read earlier dispatches here. “So there are actually 13 people in the mayor’s race,” says Aaron Peskin, to a group of about a dozen people gathered at a house party held by former District 10 Supervisor Sophie Maxwell last Saturday night.
Vea cómo se postulan: Moritz afirma que Peskin está arruinando San Francisco, mientras que Peskin responde que Moritz desea una monarquía
Read in English Mission Local está publicando artículos de la campaña electoral de cada uno de los principales contendientes en la carrera por la alcaldía, alternando entre los candidatos semanalmente hasta que las elecciones concluyan en noviembre. Esta semana es el turno de: Aaron Peskin. Lea los artículos anteriores aquí.
See how they run: Moritz says Peskin is destroying SF. Peskin says Moritz wants a monarchy.
On the morning that one of the richest men in San Francisco took to the pages of the New York Times to accuse Aaron Peskin of ruining the city, Peskin, mayoral candidate and president of the Board of Supervisors, was standing at a foggy bus stop on Mission Street in the Excelsior, engaging in the election ritual known as “morning visibility.” This entails making small talk with commuters and answering questions about political developments like school closures, before heading into work at...
誰在懼怕總監察長？佩斯金力推反腐改革
Read in English 參事佩斯金（Aaron Peskin）今天與幾位前政府官員——前市審計長Ed Harrington、前道德委員Paul Melbostad和退休法官Ellen Chaitin——舉行新聞發布會，討論為何三藩市選民應該支持C提案，儘管三藩市民主黨中央委員會建議反對。 C提案是佩斯金起草的一項選票，旨在市政府內設立一個新職位：總監察長，擁有調查政府和市政承包商欺詐、浪費、濫用或不當行為的權力。 「是時候停止依賴聯邦調查局來揭露系統性腐敗，是時候開始自己清理門戶了，」佩斯金在5月首次向參議會提出這項提案時表示。 多年來，有關三藩市政府官員和市政承包商的新腐敗醜聞層出不窮。從5月到選舉期間再爆出幾起醜聞的可能性很高，這無疑會為該提案及其起草人增加支持。 果然，事情真這樣發生了。本月，人權委員會主任Sheryl Davis辭職，她是布裡德市長的多年好友。此前有報導顯示她操縱市政支出報告，並與一名與她同住的男子簽署了價值150萬美元的合同。隨後，市審計長實際上接管了該委員會（確切地說，是其會計部門）。...
Who’s afraid of the inspector general? Peskin pushes anti-corruption reform measure
Supervisor Aaron Peskin gathered today for a press conference with several former government officials — former City Controller Ed Harrington, former Ethics Commissioner Paul Melbostad, and retired judge Ellen Chait — to discuss why San Francisco voters should vote for Proposition C, even though the San Francisco Democratic Central Committee is telling them not to. Prop.
Vea cómo se postulan: Aaron Peskin visita la zona de pánico de la urbanización
Read in English Mission Local está publicando artículos de campaña para cada una/uno de los principales contendientes en la carrera por la alcaldía, alternando entre los candidatos semanalmente hasta noviembre. Esta semana: Aaron Peskin. Lea los artículos anteriores aquí. Es lunes por la noche, pero la bodega del Ministerio de Noe Valley está abarrotada con más de cien personas.
Aaron Peskin visits the zoning panic zone, talking new housing
Mission Local is publishing campaign dispatches for each of the major contenders in the mayor’s race, alternating among candidates weekly until November. This week: Aaron Peskin. Read earlier dispatches here. It’s a Monday night, but the nave of the Noe Valley Ministry is packed with well over a hundred people.
Vea cómo se postulan: El equipo de campaña de Peskin se dirige a desconocidos
Read in English Mission Local está publicando artículos de campaña para cada una/uno de los principales contendientes en la carrera por la alcaldía, alternando entre los candidatos semanalmente hasta noviembre. Esta semana: Aaron Peskin. Lea los artículos anteriores aquí. Las personas que hacen campaña por primera vez suelen hacerlo mejor que las que llevan tiempo haciéndolo, le dice Otto Pippenger a la multitud que se ha reunido en el césped del parque infantil Rossi, en la cima de Inner Richmond.
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