SF Appeals Board says let the Lion dance go on - with conditions
The new permit is aimed at quelling a brewing fight between the Chinatown lion dance troupe and merchants in the popular corridor.
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The new permit is aimed at quelling a brewing fight between the Chinatown lion dance troupe and merchants in the popular corridor.
This week is Banned Books Week, and the San Francisco Public Library and Litquake will host a panel of children’s and young adult authors who will discuss what it’s like to write as a creator whose work has been banned or censored.
Earlier this year, a technician waving a device resembling a magic wand became preoccupied with Adam Michaels’ downstairs shower. “Woah!” Michaels recalls A hearing about soil contamination being reduced to a partisan political affair is, sadly, peak San Francisco.
An appeal to delay a 100 percent affordable housing project at 2550 Irving Street was denied. The project will now almost certainly go ahead.
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