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Dad attend his first @49ers game in 1948 at Kezar Stadium with his dad, so it’s destiny that I’m a 3rd generation fan and raised my kids to be 4th generation fans. #faithfulthenfaithfulnow
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OPINION: "I started my career during lockdown. Here's why I'm ready to be in an office," writes @emily_hoeven. trib.al/KhRwYMS
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My latest column: After 4 years of working from home, I’ve had enough. I crave less work flexibility, enough to literally pay for it by living in a costlier region. I’m moving to San Francisco! 💥 It’s time to get rid of the comfy pants & put on the jeans. sfchronicle.com/opinion/arti…
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OPINION: Algebra matters, so let’s stop attacking it and work together to make it clearer and more accessible hechingerreport.org/opinion-…
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It is time for algebra to consistently be seen and experienced as more than a meandering stream of abstract variables, equations and procedures, says @g_arnellwilliam: hechingerreport.org/opinion-…
Proud of my daughter Caitlin Martin for so many reasons, but now adding advocate to the list.
We can do better California
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Californians who need help paying for ’round-the-clock home care are stuck on a state waitlist latimes.com/california/story…
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Pleasanton Preps: Thinking back on my mistake raising a standout youth athlete dlvr.it/SrklZ8
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At just 14, Kairan Quazi will be the youngest graduate in Santa Clara's 172-year history. What's next for him? Heading to Washington state with his mom, Julia, to become SpaceX's youngest software engineer.
Read Quazi's full profile in @mercnews: go.scu.edu/3qBr8v5
I’ve only been to 1 @redbaycoffee cafe, but my day is complete when it starts with a latte made with our Red Bay Slow Burn Coffee. Our subscription to have 5lb bags of Red Bay beans delivered is one of our smartest decisions.
This coffee brand is booming right now trib.al/bcYt3Kh
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My husband had a stroke after a COVID vaccination.
Here’s what perseverant truth-seeking about vaccines & adverse events can turn up.*
sfchronicle.com/opinion/open…
Hope this story helps someone who’s trying to figure it all out.
*Spoiler alert: Nope, wasn’t the vaccine.
Such important advice- not just for medical related issues
OPINION: "In order to resist heuristics and make sound decisions, we have to be willing to recalibrate our judgment as the evidence evolves. When it comes to health matters, people really hate that," Stanford professor Michelle Mello writes. trib.al/7cFmLbZ
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OPINION: "In order to resist heuristics and make sound decisions, we have to be willing to recalibrate our judgment as the evidence evolves. When it comes to health matters, people really hate that," Stanford professor Michelle Mello writes. trib.al/7cFmLbZ
Can’t wait to climb this challenge
OPINION: San Francisco is one of the most walkable cities in the world, and Nancy Botkin has spent decades crafting the best routes. Her latest? The SF Stair Challenge which crosses through the city’s most beautiful neighborhoods, writes Heather Knight. trib.al/uSrBerR
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"He immediately told his teacher, Serena Porter, who at first thought that there could not be an error in the textbook and worried that she had been incorrectly teaching the rock cycle."
OMG can you imagine the terror?
nytimes.com/2023/04/12/us/st…
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The Giants are hopeful that Brandon Crawford's all-around performance today was a sign of things to come this season (via @PavlovicNBCS)
nbcsports.com/bayarea/giants…
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A section of eastbound Interstate 580 in the Livermore area cracked and a retaining wall tumbled down a rain-soaked hill.
Read more: sfchronicle.com/bayarea/arti…
🎥: @PaulKuroda
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BREAKING: For the 1st time in more than 3 years, most of the Bay Area has completely wiped out the dry/drought conditions on the latest drought monitor. Nearly 64% of California is now out of the drought (dry category is not considered drought, only moderate or greater).
























