Volume 45, Issue 32
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Volume 45, Issue 32
Top Stories
Bike routes today, tomorrow, and still to come
Guardian Staff Writers
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The Fossil Fool pushes bicycle advocacy in the direction of music, art and parties
Steven T. Jones
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Advocates for minority bike riders find ways to spread the word
Caitlin Donohue
Top Stories
The streets of San Francisco aren't just for cars anymore
Steven T. Jones
Top Stories
San Francisco's newest group ride marks a less confrontational, more booty-shaking phase in the city's bike movement
Steven T. Jones, Caitlin Donohue
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San Francisco is seeing increased cycling ridership, yet children are being largely left behind
Carly Nairn
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Volume 45, Issue 32
News & Culture
Alamo Square group alleges that Recology overbilled as board delays landfill decision
Sarah Phelan
Sup. Wiener fears historic preservation may impede city-wide improvements
Tim Redmond
Editorial
Despite news stories reporting otherwise, landlords have it pretty good here in San Francisco
Tim Redmond
Volume 45, Issue 32
Food & Drink
When in North Beach ... head for perfectly creamy risotto alla pescatore and sweets like Nonna used to make
Paul Reidinger
Volume 45, Issue 32
Arts & Culture
The Vortex Room screens rare reels at Thursday film cult nights
Dennis Harvey
The '80s synth sounds of BART: Bay Area Retrograde are fun and of the moment
Brandon Bussolini
The Sandwitches' sophomore release, Mrs. Jones' Cookies, sounds timeless despite the band's old-timey vibe
Michelle Broder Van Dyke
Elliot Lavine's "I Wake Up Dreaming" series returns with more rare noir
Dennis Harvey
A metalhead ignites a grieving family (for better — and worse) in Hesher
Kimberly Chun
Crossroads packs a season's worth of avant-garde cinema into a single weekend
Max Goldberg
Druid Theater Company holds a cleverly fractured mirror up to Ireland in its handsome production of The Cripple of Inishmaan
