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Berkeley To Decide Future of BART Housing

Posted December 10, 2019 by

By Councilmember Rashi Kesarwani (Editor’s Note: We reposted this email from Rashi Kesarwani to highlight tonight’s hearing) Dear Neighbor, at Tuesday’s City Council meeting the Council will consider approving a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) between the City of Berkeley and
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To the Editor…

Posted June 26, 2019 by

Subject: Student loan forgiveness Winners and losers. Wonder how many parents like myself and my wife de jour worked real hard to get their children through college with no debt and will not get equal economic relief?   George Davis
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Waiting lines for affordable housing

To the Editor..

Posted June 26, 2019 by

Re: SF Supervisors Play Politics Amidst Housing Crisis Dear Randy, As a former president of UESF, please allow me to comment on and clarify the following paragraph which details events during my time in office.  UESF was not simply sitting
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To the Editor…

Posted May 15, 2019 by

Re: Fremont’s Wrong Turn Dear Editor, I do not agree with what you analyzed in the article. Especially why David lost. David is a dear friend however, I voted and stood with Jenny Kassan. Nobody in my neighborhood wants more
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To the Editor…

Posted May 15, 2019 by

Re: Fremont’s Wrong Turn Dear Editor: I forwarded Randy Shaw’s latest article about Fremont CA to Jenny Kassan’s Facebook page, since it mentions her council race. She responded in her typically aggressive, dismissive way. Her curt responses is probably because
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To the Editor…

Posted December 18, 2018 by

Dear Editor: Randy Shaw wrote a piece (“SF Public Defender Wrong About Tenderloin Drug Dealing,” December 11) challenging me about my stand on drug arrests and strategy in the Tenderloin the day after I was quoted in the Chronicle, claiming
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Noe Valley Seniors Thwart Ellis Act Speculators

Posted November 13, 2018 by Stephen P. Booth

Community Rallies behind San Francisco Elders with a Lifetime of Counseling Underprivileged Over the last three years, nearly 70 percent of the households facing Ellis Act evictions that I have counseled contained occupants 65 years or older. Many of these
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