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VIDEO: Raising the curtain on the Mariinsky Theatre

a shared story    24 weeks 1 day 6 hours 44 minutes ago
St Petersburg is home to the highly prestigious Mariinsky Theatre which in its long history has welcomed all the great names in ballet. 





Time to get tough on toughs in the Haight

a shared story    126 weeks 4 days 1 hour 15 minutes ago
Haight-Ashbury may be its own worst enemy. The neighborhood that hosted the Summer of Love 40 years ago has developed a nasty edge. Sleepy stoner panhandlers have given way to aggressive street punks who stand in the path of pedestrians and demand payment. Park Station police...(more) 



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Wanted: Homes for two seals

a shared story    247 weeks 11 hours 32 minutes ago
The blind, haggard harbor seal washed up on Cape May's shore in March. Sent to the Marine Mammal Stranding Center in Brigantine, it has spent the past few months in its own tank, getting healthy and putting on weight. The center, which doesn't have the space or money...(more) 



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More seniors failing high school Exit Exam

a shared story    193 weeks 10 hours 16 minutes ago
Far more California high school students failed the state Exit Exam and did not graduate this year than last year, a decline that state educators blamed largely on the fact that test results of disabled students were counted for the first time. Nearly 10 percent of the...(more) 




Bay Area's 25 deadliest roads for cyclists

a shared story    218 weeks 2 days 11 hours 10 minutes ago
They are the deadliest stretches for Bay Area bicyclists - the chaotic city thoroughfares, the narrow, winding roads and the speed-demon highways. A Chronicle analysis of accident reports has identified the most perilous roads and highways for Bay Area cyclists, including San Francisco's Market Street and Sonoma...(more) 



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Freight train cars derail, delaying Amtrak

a shared story    94 weeks 11 hours 57 minutes ago
Four Union Pacific freight train cars derailed in Oakland Tuesday afternoon, closing the tracks in both directions and cutting off Amtrak service between Oakland and Emeryville well into the evening. The cars skipped off the tracks just under the MacArthur Maze at about 4 p.m. sending...(more) 




Rogue engineer could end up costing San Francisco $1 million, officials say

a shared story    193 weeks 10 hours 14 minutes ago
The San Francisco network engineer who is facing four felony charges of computer tampering could end up costing the city $1 million, according to the city's Department of Technology. Terry Childs is accused locking his bosses at the technology department out of the system and refusing to...(more) 




Caltrain addresses bike crunch

a shared story    195 weeks 6 days 12 hours 15 minutes ago
Whether motivated by high gas prices, global warming or physical fitness, thousands of Caltrain's regular passengers are lugging their bicycles aboard. But the same incentives are also driving more commuters out of their cars and into the trains, causing a logjam inside to rival the gridlock...(more) 



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Blight moves in after foreclosures in Los Angeles area

a shared story    247 weeks 1 day 3 hours 9 minutes ago
Houses abandoned to foreclosure are beginning to breed trouble, adding neighbors to the growing ranks of victims. Stagnant swimming pools spawn mosquitoes, which can carry the potentially deadly West Nile virus. Empty rooms lure squatters and vandals. And brown lawns and dead vegetation are creating eyesores in...(more) 




Muni riders on cuts: frustration to resignation

a shared story    105 weeks 1 day 22 hours 59 minutes ago
For Kathy Mata, a ballet dancer who lives in the Stonestown Apartments, the latest Muni service cuts just cost her $15. Mata enjoyed an evening performance of "Romeo and Juliet" downtown last weekend, then waited for a 17-Parkmerced bus that would never come....  




Sitting/lying not problem - it's punks/dogs

a shared story    105 weeks 1 day 22 hours 56 minutes ago
Opponents of the sit/lie ordinance say it will make people who camp on sidewalks into innocent victims. Activists have been holding endearing little sidewalk protests featuring bean bag tosses and hopscotch and asking, "Is this the kind of activity you want... 



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Report raises red flag on infection control at Burbank's Providence hospital

a shared story    201 weeks 2 days 17 hours 34 minutes ago
Something was amiss last fall at Providence Saint Joseph Medical Center in Burbank. On Nov. 27, one patient had a wound infection in her groin after an operation. Another patient, who was in the hospital because of a blocked bowel, had a drug-resistant form of staphylococcus bacteria...(more) 



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