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Although “Songs for a New World” has been around since 1995, it has a contemporary feel, as shown in the production by Hillbarn Theatre & Conservatory.
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Peninsula Lively Arts, a nearly 60-year-old dance and arts organization in San Mateo, announced March 13 that it will be concluding its operations and dissolving the organization at the end of its spring season.
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The city is moving forward with a mixed-use building proposal on a longtime vacant lot, which will provide 28 for-sale units and a small commercial retail space.
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Belmont is moving forward with preliminary research on how to protect the Island Park neighborhood from increasing flood risk, which may lead the city to join a larger levee project encompassing Redwood Shores.
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San Francisco’s ever persistent population march to its southern and western borders spelled the death knell for the most extensive open-water creek that existed in San Francisco. Today, virtually none of its surface is visible, although it drained the south and east slopes of Mount Davidson…
The state’s retirement agency is investigating whether Ron Galatolo, the former community college district chancellor, should lose his pension following his conviction of eight felony counts, a spokesperson said.
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SACRAMENTO — It was like déjà vu all over again for the Sacred Heart Prep Gators.
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Like many of Serra’s seniors, Nate Hui has never taken the field at Washington Park for the Padres’ annual non-league road trip to face Burlingame.
A former Woodside High School student is suing the Sequoia Union High School District after it allegedly failed to protect her against a volle…
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Jeff Wulbrun, Sacred Heart Prep’s first-year boys’ basketball coach, has been around the game for a while. He cut his coaching teeth on the st…
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