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• 1315 18th St. Original Joe's eyeing new home for 2009

  Coffee and tea: Farley's, the veteran coffeehouse on San Francisco's Potrero Hill (1315 18th St.), will get an Oakland location - Farley East , at 33 Grand Ave.

  Published by San Francisco Chronicle on December 3, 2008.

• 1315 18th St. Original Joe's eyeing new home for 2009

  Coffee and tea: Farley's, the veteran coffeehouse on San Francisco's Potrero Hill (1315 18th St.), will get an Oakland location - Farley East , at 33 Grand Ave.

  Published by San Francisco Chronicle on December 2, 2008.

• 224 Mississippi Behind The Facade And Renovation Of 224 Mississippi (But NFS)

  Behind The Facade And Renovation Of 224 Mississippi (But NFS)

  Published by SocketSite on November 26, 2008.

• 675 Texas St. Black congregations walk to City Hall to vote

  Solano County Registrar of Voters: 675 Texas St., Room 2600, Fairfield. Hours: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

  Published by San Francisco Chronicle on November 2, 2008.

• 645 Mariposa St. SAN FRANCISCO / Family sues plant in crushing death

  Margarita Mojica, 26, of Oakland was four months pregnant when she became entangled in a creasing and cutting machine Jan. 29 at Digital Pre-Press International, or DPI, at 645 Mariposa St. on Potrero Hill.

  Published by San Francisco Chronicle on October 29, 2008.

• 645 Mariposa St. Family of woman crushed by printing-plant machine sues S.F. company

  Margarita Mojica, 26, of Oakland was four months pregnant hen she became entangled in a creasing and cutting machine Jan. 29 at Digital Pre-Press International, or DPI, at 645 Mariposa St. on Potrero Hill.

  Published by San Francisco Chronicle on October 29, 2008.

• 1233 17th Street Events Update - CAA City College Candidate Forum

  Rock Obama ConcertOctober 16, 2008 - Thursday8:30 p.m.: Botton of the Hill, 1233 17th Street, San FranciscoWhat: Come out and enjoy some Barack'n music from Elephone, Hundred Days, Parker...

  Published by SF Political Events Examiner on October 14, 2008.

• 1315 18th Street Event Update - March for Non-Violence - Eva Royale

  Where: Farley's, 1315 18th Street, San Francisco

  Published by SF Political Events Examiner on October 11, 2008.

• 1233 17th Street Event Update - March for Non-Violence - Eva Royale

  Where: Botton of the Hill, 1233 17th Street, San Francisco

  Published by SF Political Events Examiner on October 11, 2008.

• 601 Minnesota Feast: 5 fierce cooking classes

  hough Parties That Cook does host public classes (in particular, one for singles at Sur La Table), its specialty is creating cooking-themed events for corporate team building or private gatherings. And the experience it provides is part class, part catered meal.

  Published by San Francisco Bay Guardian on October 9, 2008.

• 2495 3rd St. The Weekend Guide

  Where: 2495 3rd St., at 23rd St. (415-252-2000).

  Published by Daily Candy San Francisco on October 8, 2008.

• 1240 22nd Street October Community Calendar

  Through October: Ping Pong Gallery is pleased to present its first solo exhibition with Berlin artist, Gwenaël Rattke. Rattke presents a series of paper-based collages created from the artist’s collection of visual material. Exhibition runs through Oct. 24, 2008. Ping Pong Gallery is at 1240 22nd Street (between Pennsylvania and Mississippi) in San Francisco.

  Published by Mission Dispatch on October 5, 2008.

• 2002 3rd St Live/Work Loop/Hole in Dog/Patch

  As we all know by now, live/work units like 2002 3rd St #112, don't place too much stress on the "working" part. It's hard to...

  Published by Curbed SF on October 2, 2008.

• South of Market S.F.'s Homeless Outreach Team making progress

  It's been a year since the mayor's office boosted the number of homeless caseworkers working the part of the up-and-coming South of Market neighborhood bordered by Market, Fifth, Third and Howard streets.

  Published by San Francisco Chronicle on September 19, 2008.

• Mission Bay Regents Approve New UCSF Hospital In Mission Bay

  The UC Board of Regents gave the green light Thursday for what will be one of the largest building projects in the United States, a hospital at UCSF's Mission Bay campus.

  Published by CBS News (Channel 5) on September 18, 2008.

• UCSF Mission Bay Cal Regents Approve New UCSF Hospital At Mission Bay

  University of California regents have approved plans for a new $1.6 billion UCSF hospital on the school's Mission Bay campus, the university reported.

  Published by KTVU News (Channel 2) on September 18, 2008.

• South of Market Free Wi-Fi in S.F. expands to Tenderloin

  The Wi-Fi is being provided by Meraki, a South of Market hardware company that is slowly building a wireless network as a way to showcase its "repeater" technology. So far the network is available to about 150,000 people in 40 San Francisco neighborhoods. Check out the Meraki Web site at sf.me raki.com/map to find out if your street is covered.

  Published by San Francisco Chronicle on September 16, 2008.

• SoMa Your Castro/SoMa Halloween Update

  Now with the official city party moving to SoMa (zzzz), things are slowly rolling downhill. While originally reported that there would be a late-night party happening near AT&T; Park, after the boring family-friendly one taking place earlier in the day, that's probably no longer the case.

  Published by SFist on September 16, 2008.

• South of Market A planning primer for the supes

  The stakes couldn't be higher — and not just for the Mission, Potrero Hill, South of Market, and Dogpatch districts, but for the entire city. Because if the supervisors can't get this right, the pattern will be set for development that will profoundly change the demographics (and politics) of this city.

  Published by San Francisco Bay Guardian on September 15, 2008.

• Dogpatch A planning primer for the supes

  The stakes couldn't be higher — and not just for the Mission, Potrero Hill, South of Market, and Dogpatch districts, but for the entire city. Because if the supervisors can't get this right, the pattern will be set for development that will profoundly change the demographics (and politics) of this city.

  Published by San Francisco Bay Guardian on September 15, 2008.

• Potrero Hill A planning primer for the supes

  The stakes couldn't be higher — and not just for the Mission, Potrero Hill, South of Market, and Dogpatch districts, but for the entire city. Because if the supervisors can't get this right, the pattern will be set for development that will profoundly change the demographics (and politics) of this city.

  Published by San Francisco Bay Guardian on September 15, 2008.

• Potrero Hill Huge Turnout For Fallen Angels Leader

  Guardado's funeral was to be followed by processions to Cypress Lawn Memorial Park in Colma, and to the Hells Angels clubhouse in San Francisco Potrero Hill District.

  Published by KTVU News (Channel 2) on September 14, 2008.

• SOMA Photos: Surprise Car Wash in SoMa

  It's been over a year since we've seen such wet fun on the streets of San Francisco. Yesterday, Flickr user bikelikeme captured some refreshing pics of an overturned fire hydrant and the fun that followed.

  Published by SFist on September 11, 2008.

• Potrero Hill Moment of truth

  Neither developers nor community activists are happy with the plan approved Aug. 7 by the Planning Commission, which sets zoning, policies, and funding levels for new development in the Mission District, eastern SoMa, Potrero Hill, and the Central Waterfront.

  Published by San Francisco Bay Guardian on September 8, 2008.

• SoMa Moment of truth

  Neither developers nor community activists are happy with the plan approved Aug. 7 by the Planning Commission, which sets zoning, policies, and funding levels for new development in the Mission District, eastern SoMa, Potrero Hill, and the Central Waterfront.

  Published by San Francisco Bay Guardian on September 8, 2008.

• POTRERO HILL SFist Blotter

  MISSION/POTRERO HILL: This and this helped spark last night's peace march in the Mission. Looks like there was a large turnout, with numbers reaching somewhere in the hundreds. (Good job, concerned Mission dwellers!) Did you go?

  Published by SFist on September 7, 2008.

• Potrero Hill Rub Me Down and Hit Me With Your Sausage

  Price: $1,259,000Extras: Phenomenal location on the North Slope of Potrero Hill! click here for pictures

  Published by San Francisco Schtuff on September 7, 2008.

• Mission Bay Radiance At Mission Bay Phase II Update: Officially On Hold

  While Phase One of Bosa's Radiance at Mission Bay was never designed to stand alone, it will for a while longer. With lenders requiring "at least two-thirds of the units closed before the steel starts to rise on Phase Two," Bosa has officially suspended construction.

  Published by SocketSite on September 4, 2008.

• Mission Bay Students do cutting-edge biotech work

  The iGEM contest gives university labs a chance to try out little-explored approaches such as modifying chromatin, said Andrew Horwitz, a post-doctoral student in the Lim lab at UCSF's Mission Bay campus who directed the student team. Such ideas are often too risky for veteran scientists or post-docs, who are under constant pressure to publish solid findings, he said. "A lot of those constraints are lifted," Horwitz said.

  Published by San Francisco Chronicle on September 4, 2008.

• 855 Terry Francois St. SIX OF A KIND: OUTDOOR DINING / The Alfresco Experience

  855 Terry Francois St. (off Third Street, near Mariposa), San Francisco; (415) 621-2378. Lunch daily; early BBQ Saturday-Sunday.

  Published by San Francisco Chronicle on September 4, 2008.