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Institute of Contemporary Art | interview with Alison Gass - Vimarsana News

Institute of Contemporary Art | interview with Alison Gass

The Institute of Contemporary Art San Francisco, a groundbreaking, non-collecting art museum, will open in September 2022.

Former Tartine baker's Midnite Bagel expands production – J. - Vimarsana News

Former Tartine baker's Midnite Bagel expands production – J.

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Mixed-use redevelopment of former Dogpatch Power Station in San Francisco breaks ground, featuring Foster + Partners-designed buildings - Vimarsana News

Mixed-use redevelopment of former Dogpatch Power Station in San Francisco breaks ground, featuring Foster + Partners-designed buildings

The Potrero Power Station Mixed-Use Project, an urban waterfront development in San Francisco's Dogpatch neighborhood, has officially broken ground.  Sitting in a historic industrial site, this project sees the revitalization of the decommissioned Potrero Power Generating Station, which was...

Bay Briefing: How does S.F. mayor plan to spend $1 billion on homelessness? - Vimarsana News

Bay Briefing: How does S.F. mayor plan to spend $1 billion on homelessness?

Plus: California tells counties they don’t need to track every “breakthrough” virus...

Bottoms up! S.F. bars reopen indoors at 25% capacity, no food required - Vimarsana News

Bottoms up! S.F. bars reopen indoors at 25% capacity, no food required

Bottoms up! S.F. bars reopen indoors at 25% capacity, no food required FacebookTwitterEmail 1of2 John Lister has a drink at Sea Star Bar in San Francisco alongside his dog, Triton.Carlos Avila Gonzalez/The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less 2of2 Bartender Erica Pascual mixes a drink at the Sea Star, which has reopened for several days.Carlos Avila Gonzalez/The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less For the first time in more than a year, San Francisco bars can serve drinks indoors without offering meals — and patrons slowly found their way to their favorite watering holes over the weekend. The momentous chan...