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So, i know there are lots of ads [speaker not understood]. There are blue, electronic and have pretty flavors. [inaudible]. Thank you. And thanks to all the folks from bydc as well. Next speaker. Good afternoon. Im dr. Lucy [speaker not understood]. Im a resident of [speaker not understood] and researcher at the university of california San Francisco. I want to make one point. There is no evidence that Electronic Cigarettes, how theyre used on a National Level help people quit. We published a st...

[speaker not understood] from the Youth Leadership institute. Linda boyer chiu from the we willness center susfd. [speaker not understood]. John kreuger. Keith perry. And [speaker not understood]. Mr. Gored an . Good afternoon, supervisors, my name is bob gordon and im proud to have lived in San Francisco 21 years, my smokefree city ~. For many years i helped facilitate a free stop Smoking Program for the Lgbt Community here. My brothers and sisters, mostly in their 40s, 50s and 60s, this progra...

The heartland institute, cato institute, Public Policy research with tea party links have been pushing these policies. It is important that you understand these many of these are deceptively designed to [speaker not understood]. We urge you to protect the Public Health and recognize these cynical influences. Thank you. Thank you. [speaker not understood] and joseph [speaker not understood]. Michael barger, lawrence tam. [speaker not understood]. And i think i already called dr. Darlene bonds. Ne...

Paolo a costa. Mark isip. Madam bowen. Dr. Gwen essex and gwen [speaker not understood]. Next speaker. Hi, lauren lampert, ucsf. Ive been analyzing state and local ecig policies and looking at who is favorable to ecigarette companies. Most of the campaign are orchestrated by Big Tobacco Companies and right wing think tanks. Its not mom and pop industry. Ecig companies have been mobilizing the same group the Big Tobacco Industries have been using for years to push their policy agenda. The heartla...

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Without the funds ‘to get into a bidding war,’ a California buyer fled to Upland, in San Bernardino, focusing on the area’s new developments. Here’s what she found.

While some companies help employees with child care and provide paid leave, a national public policy is needed to address the issue, advocates say.

After a year of being closed down because of the COVID-19 pandemic, Gretna Theatre is kicking off its 94th season with a community performance that audience members can watch free from their homes. “Still Here,” a one-hour livestreamed performance, begins at 7 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 27, and will be broadcast online at Gretna.Givesmart.com and on Gretna Theatre’s Facebook page, facebook.com/GretnaTheatre. The show features songs from past productions and features Gretna Theatre performers Ama...