Jonathan Farrell
Digital Journalist based in San Francisco, CA, United States.
Joined on Apr 15, 2009
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Ever get one of those annoying "solicitation" calls or worse yet, a call that sounds like it is from a creditor almost demanding that a payment be made today?
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It was a first class event for the realtors and staff of McGuire Real Estate as they had their turn to visit the 35th annual Decorator Showcase held this year at 2020 Jackson Street on May 1, 2012.
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The recent excitement of the "Super moon" this past May 4 is no surprise to astrophysicist, Neil DeGrasse Tyson. This type of enthusiasm is just what the nation needs, especially during a recession economy.
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For more than 15 years The Beach Motel near Ocean Beach has been entangled in a dispute with San Francisco City officials over its official and legal status as a guest hotel facility.
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The issue of Formula Retail was once again debated before the San Francisco Planning Commission on April 19 for almost an hour.
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Frank Calegari turned 94 this past April 18. Pacific Rod and Gun Club member Fred Tautenhahn thought that this reporter would appreciate mentioning a bit about Calegari's life as a human interest story.
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When blossoms appear in Golden Gate Park it is Blossom Festival time yes. Yet it also indicates that despite rain or wind, spring time has officially arrived in San Francisco.
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Some people say the days of good customer service are gone. Yet, Larry Karp and staff at Cole Hardware in San Francisco would disagree - at least as far as local business is concerned.
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Emperor Napoleon is set to conquer once again, well the big screen that is, at Oakland's Paramount Theater this weekend. A dress rehearsal with the Oakland East Bay Symphony was held on Friday March 23.
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It might be four months away, but believe it or not tickets have already been sold out for the annual Comic Con event in San Diego this July 12 through 15.
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Sunset District residents and coffee fans will be happy to know that the former Alvin’s Scrumptious Coffees and Teas on Irving Street at 18th Ave has now reopened as Robert’s Espresso.
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The petite twice-baked potatoes with a dab of double-whipped sour cream crowned with a bit of golden caviar was a crowd-pleaser at an art exhibit reception that caterer and chef Ramni Levy organized this past Feb 16.
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Versatile artist Xavier Castellanos is thrilled and grateful to be able to have his work showcased once again at the Alliance Francaise to a very appreciative audience. His "Mexican Landscape" series debuted on March 1, 2012.
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New Yorker Magazine cartoonist-illustrator John Donohue took a few moments to chat with this reporter by phone to talk about his new book "Man with a Pan - Culinary Adventures of Fathers who cook for their families."
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When legendary writer Truman Capote had the very first hints of his anticipated work "Answered Prayers" published in Esquire Magazine in 1987, many were both elated and disappointed. Psychology professor William Todd Schultz remembers that time.
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Full pallet to the metal might be a way to describe artist Carmit Haller's designs as they made their San Francisco debut on February 16 for an evening reception at the Bluxome Street office of McGuire Real Estate.
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Executive Director Sue Ann Schiff of the San Francisco Botanical Society made a presentation of the $14 million dollar plans to rebuild the SF Botanical Gardens and Arboretum.
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When inner-Sunset District resident John Barry of San Francisco wanted to convert the old shed in his backyard into some living space, he contacted Tumbleweed Tiny Homes Company to draw up the plans.
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The bit of cold weather that suddenly made its way to San Francisco mid-January did not deter gardeners in Golden Gate Park from attending to the trees at the Music Concourse.
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With elections approaching, the issue of political “redistricting” is buzzing in the air. Yes, it does have an impact upon local elections.
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