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Runners dash to S.F. Marathon
- Heart, will, endurance. These will likely determine the champion of the 30th annual San Francisco Marathon — a grueling haul over city pavement, lasting 26.2 miles.
Commission keeps devilish taxi cab number alive
- A Good Friday fire could not destroy it and a Mission Dolores blessing could not purify it. Now, the Taxicab Commission is on the same list of entities that couldn’t lay cab license No. 666 to rest.
Gas prices keep motorists pumping out money
- After reaching an all-time high in May, Bay Area gas consumers got a break when prices began to slump through June and into July. According to a national survey, however, gas prices once again are on the rise.
- After reaching an all-time high in May, Bay Area gas consumers got a break when prices began to slump through June and into July. According to a national survey, however, gas prices once again are on the rise.
Countdown to ‘Deathly Hallows’
- As the fictitious triple-decker “Knight Bus” magically makes its tour around the country, so does Harry fever.
- As the fictitious triple-decker “Knight Bus” magically makes its tour around the country, so does Harry fever.
Hopes for hidden soccer field on Telegraph Hill
- Soccer aficionados hope today’s opening of an illuminated parking lot outfitted with top-of-the-line synthetic turf on the waterfront will help alleviate The City’s shortage of soccer fields.
Thousands seek to raise millions for AIDS awareness
- 27,500 San Franciscans continue to live with HIV/AIDS, according to the San Francisco AIDS Foundation. 83,000 Californians have died from the disease since the early 1980s. On Sunday, a throng of 25,000 looks to find a cure and “change the course of the epidemic” with AIDS Walk S.F., one of the largest walkathons in the state.
- 27,500 San Franciscans continue to live with HIV/AIDS, according to the San Francisco AIDS Foundation. 83,000 Californians have died from the disease since the early 1980s. On Sunday, a throng of 25,000 looks to find a cure and “change the course of the epidemic” with AIDS Walk S.F., one of the largest walkathons in the state.
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