Monthly Archives: April 2023

Reviews From SFFILM 66

Posted April 17, 2023 by

Whether proposing a Jormungandr-like penis sculpture or conducting the wind, Sir Ben Kingsley’s Salvador Dali gives Mary Harron’s “Daliland” its heart.  The “naif in morally and ethically dubious environment” storyline adds nothing to Harron’s autumnal portrait of the mid-1970s high<br> Read More »
Whole Foods Store

Whole Foods Closure is Epic Fail for SF

Posted April 10, 2023 by

Drug Dealers Killed the Market “San Francisco must take urgent action to revitalize its Mid-Market and Tenderloin neighborhoods. There is no more time to waste.” Randy Shaw, “Urgent Action Needed for SF’s Mid-Market and Tenderloin,” August 1, 2022., The “urgent<br> Read More »
Photo shows TogetherSF Action meeting on 4/5

Is San Francisco Evolving in Right Direction?

Posted April 10, 2023 by

Public Must Demand a New Path “Thriving cities are always changing. They grow and evolve to meet today’s needs, values, and aspirations.” SPUR’s 2023 Annual Report I wish I shared SPUR’s confidence that San Francisco is evolving in the right<br> Read More »
Photo shows SF Chronicle Editor Garcia-Ruiz

SF Chronicle Reporters Win Award for False Story

Posted April 10, 2023 by

Reporters Knowingly Falsified and Omitted What happens when reporters sacrifice the truth for a more compelling story? The SF Chronicle has provided a troubling answer: you aggressively promote the false story and the reporters who knowingly lied win a journalism<br> Read More »