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Officials grilled at latest meeting on disaster, and a Lick Wilmerding High School senior takes up fight for justice.
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View as a gridMore Hunters Point toxic clean-up mess: 'surprise' radiological material discovered in a cabinet ...
Miles Davis, still at 100 percent after 100 years - 48 hills
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All-star tribute 'Unlimited Miles' at Presidio Theatre voyaged through five decades of the jazz giant's astonishments.
At 'Passing the Torch,' KCSM literally schooled the crowd in jazz - 48 hills
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Storied station's Jazz Appreciation Month tribute showcased refreshingly human high school, college, and pro talent.
Marie Harrison, Bayview Activist, Fought for Community's Health
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The battles around housing, energy and pollution turned a self-identified "milk and cookies" mom into an environmental justice warrior.
The death of Lucky's and the rise (again) of a food desert in Bayview Hunters Point - 48 hills
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With little notice, a grocery store once promoted as a 'game changer' shuts down-just as people are losing their SNAP benefits
World Arts West Dance Festival delivered communal joy, despite brutal NEA cuts - 48 hills
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Trump's generational assault on the arts unsuccessful in dropping curtain on 40-year Bay tradition.
Shipyard tales celebrated 20th century Black migrant lives of success and sacrifice - 48 hills
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'Holding Ground' event brought beleaguered yet vital area's past into the present, with future questions.
African American Californian history awaits under the Golden Gate Bridge - 48 hills
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'Black Gold: Stories Untold' tells of those who built our communities, via contemporary tintype and custom table settings.
A Bay Area Figurative Movement resurrection paints the Bay in hopeful hues - 48 hills
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Might we find connection via David Park, Richard Diebenkorn, and Elmer Bischoff's ethereal intimacy?
Sacred ceremony on Alcatraz Island honors its Native American history
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Many know about the notorious prison on Alcatraz Island, but did you know "The Rock" is a significant site in Native American history?
Generations came together in the Bayview to save the planet - 48 hills
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The Igniting Youth Action for Climate and Environmental Justice Conference demonstrated the power of community knowledge.
James Baldwin's 100th birthday stoked spirited words and fiery hope - 48 hills
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The Mechanics' Institute Library filled with music, art, and essential readings honoring the revolutionary writer.
Juneteenth reading of '3rd & Palou' humanized 1966 Hunters Point Uprising - 48 hills
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Biko Eisen-Martin's thrilling work-in-progress play is 'based on the world immediately outside the exit doors.'
While they helped win WWII, Hunters Point Shipyard's Black workers fought discrimination at home ...
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Stacey Carter talk focused on valiant history of resistance and neglect leading to Board of Supervisors' apology.
Boxing up fresh food justice: Bayview Community Co-Op boosts area health - 48 hills
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Crisp butter lettuce, bright Italian parsley, glowing beets-collaborating with local growers, the org distributes organic.
Greening Bayview, one tree at a time - 48 hills
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Friends of the Urban Forest tries slowly to restore an urban canopy in a neighborhood with little greenery.
Nourished by art in the Bayview, rooted in love - 48 hills
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After a busy farmers' market at the Southeast Community Center, artist Malik Seneferu described how his hard past helped paint a brighter future.
This land is whose land? - 48 hills
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Part III (Final of three-part series.) The Transfer (1999- present) Aided by a USC fellowship , reporter Tom Molanphy and 48hills dug into the overwhelming history of data concerning the Hunters Point Naval Shipyard, which has been in clean-up mode since being declared a Superfund site in 1989.
The Hunters Point Shipyard: Art survives amid toxic waste - 48 hills
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(Part II of three-part series.) Aided by a USC fellowship , reporter Tom Molanphy and 48hills dug into the overwhelming history of data concerning the Hunters Point Naval Shipyard, which has been in clean-up mode since being declared a Superfund site in 1989.
The tragic toxic legacy of the Hunters Point Naval Shipyard - 48 hills
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(Part I of three-part series.) Aided by a USC fellowship, reporter Tom Molanphy and 48hills dug into the overwhelming history of data concerning the Hunters Point Naval Shipyard, which has been in clean-up mode since being declared a Superfund site in 1989. With expert guidance from a 2022 Civil Grand Jury Report and a shallow groundwater response to sea-level rise study, the numbers add up to [...]
At Shipyard Studios, a vanished past reflected in art of the present - 48 hills
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Navy barracks long ago became artist studios at Hunters Point Naval Shipyards, which were opened to the public last weekend for an annual open studios event (still viewable online through November 9). Here are three of the artists who feel connected to the site, the story of which is as controversial as the most scandalous art.
'We're still here': Kevin Epps celebrates 20 years of 'Straight Outta Hunters Point' - 48 hills
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On the steps of the Ruth Williams Memorial Theatre off Third and Newcomb this past Juneteenth, Bayview Opera House Program Manager Ashley Smiley and Straight Outta Hunters Point film director Kevin Epps prepare for the night's big event, a 20 th anniversary celebration of his landmark film.
Does SF have enough water to give some back to the salmon-and the ecosystem? - 48 hills
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Peter Drekmeier has good news to share about San Francisco. Despite climate change, megafires, and a state-wide drought, the city can expect its Hetch Hetchy water system, 85% of our water supply, to keep us flush with water for the foreseeable future. The catch?