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S.F. Black Film Festival celebrates its 10th year
- When Ave Montague started the San Francisco Black Film Festival 10 years ago, it was a side event to the annual Juneteenth celebration, which commemorates the abolition of slavery in Texas and much of the South after the Civil War.
- When Ave Montague started the San Francisco Black Film Festival 10 years ago, it was a side event to the annual Juneteenth celebration, which commemorates the abolition of slavery in Texas and much of the South after the Civil War.
Barbara Callan: Million-dollar home seller
- When you talk about high-end home sales in San Francisco, Barbara Callan should be one of the first names that comes up.
- When you talk about high-end home sales in San Francisco, Barbara Callan should be one of the first names that comes up.
David Lawrence: Reviving soul cuisine from a bygone era
- When you step into the doors of the 1300 on Fillmore restaurant, David Lawrence hopes you will be transported back to the atmosphere of San Francisco in the 1950s.
- When you step into the doors of the 1300 on Fillmore restaurant, David Lawrence hopes you will be transported back to the atmosphere of San Francisco in the 1950s.
Parker’s dramatics give Lincoln big overtime triumph
- It looked as if a hard-fought game would end in regulation after Deend Parker took two defenders off the dribble and scored on a 5-foot floater with 2 seconds left to give the Lincoln boys’ basketball team a 49-47 lead over Wallenberg on Wednesday.
Lincoln's Parker inspired after accident
- Playing basketball for the Lincoln boys’ basketball team was the furthest thing from Deend Parker’s mind in the middle of September. Parker was a passenger in a car that hit a pole and turned over. After the accident, the junior was kept at San Francisco General Hospital for two weeks, lucky to be alive.
- Playing basketball for the Lincoln boys’ basketball team was the furthest thing from Deend Parker’s mind in the middle of September. Parker was a passenger in a car that hit a pole and turned over. After the accident, the junior was kept at San Francisco General Hospital for two weeks, lucky to be alive.
Guards are Ram tough
- For the past three seasons Justin Labagh has been the men’s basketball coach at City College of San Francisco, he has always been able to count on having a good team, with nice frontcourt size on the court and on the bench. However, Labagh has a very different CCSF team this year.
- For the past three seasons Justin Labagh has been the men’s basketball coach at City College of San Francisco, he has always been able to count on having a good team, with nice frontcourt size on the court and on the bench. However, Labagh has a very different CCSF team this year.