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3-Minute Interview: Stacy London
- The star of TLC’s hit show “What Not To Wear” and co-host Clinton Kelly are in town this week taping the program.
- The star of TLC’s hit show “What Not To Wear” and co-host Clinton Kelly are in town this week taping the program.
3-minute interview: Franco Nuschese
- Italian-born Franco Nuschese is the owner of Caf Milano in Washington.
3-Minute Interview: James Spring
- A regular contributor to NPR who works in marketing in San Diego, Spring tracked down Richard Carelli, Michelle Pinkerton and their two daughters. Carelli and Pinkerton, who were on the run for almost three months, are expected to enter pleas today in the slaying of San Francisco resident Leonard “Milo” Hoskins.
- A regular contributor to NPR who works in marketing in San Diego, Spring tracked down Richard Carelli, Michelle Pinkerton and their two daughters. Carelli and Pinkerton, who were on the run for almost three months, are expected to enter pleas today in the slaying of San Francisco resident Leonard “Milo” Hoskins.
3-Minute Interview: Charlie Cutler
- The left fielder for the Cal baseball team, a Lowell High School alum, has come into his own this season, batting .336 while occupying the No. 2 slot in the lineup. This weekend, Cal — which is 30-15-2 and ranked No. 16 by Baseball America — plays a three-game series at its rival, sixth-ranked Stanford (28-16-2).
- The left fielder for the Cal baseball team, a Lowell High School alum, has come into his own this season, batting .336 while occupying the No. 2 slot in the lineup. This weekend, Cal — which is 30-15-2 and ranked No. 16 by Baseball America — plays a three-game series at its rival, sixth-ranked Stanford (28-16-2).
3-Minute Interview: Kofi Bonner
- The Lennar Corp. regional vice president will accept an award Thursday night from City of Hope’s local real estate and construction committee for his “significant role in revitalizing Bayview-Hunters Point” and other areas.
- The Lennar Corp. regional vice president will accept an award Thursday night from City of Hope’s local real estate and construction committee for his “significant role in revitalizing Bayview-Hunters Point” and other areas.
3-Minute Interview: Jasmine Nachtigall
- The San Mateo 17-year-old is a finalist in the international Build-A-Bear Workshop Huggable Heroes competition, which honors 12 of 13,000 nominated youths. The Stanford-bound teen will learn if she made the final 12 on May 21.
- The San Mateo 17-year-old is a finalist in the international Build-A-Bear Workshop Huggable Heroes competition, which honors 12 of 13,000 nominated youths. The Stanford-bound teen will learn if she made the final 12 on May 21.
3-Minute Interview: Mary Pipher
- The author of eight books, including 1994’s “Reviving Ophelia: Saving the Selves of Adolescent Girls,” speaks at the Jewish Community Center of San Francisco today. Pipher will focus on recent events — from Columbine to Sept. 11 — and their effects on families. Her next book, “Seeking Peace: Reflections of the Worst Buddhist in the World,” is due next spring.
- The author of eight books, including 1994’s “Reviving Ophelia: Saving the Selves of Adolescent Girls,” speaks at the Jewish Community Center of San Francisco today. Pipher will focus on recent events — from Columbine to Sept. 11 — and their effects on families. Her next book, “Seeking Peace: Reflections of the Worst Buddhist in the World,” is due next spring.
3-Minute Interview: Rupa
- The San Francisco singer-songwriter leads Rupa & the April Fishes in a 1 p.m. concert today that kicks off the 2008 Yerba Buena Gardens Festival. The downtown arts festival offers hundreds of free performances, including classical, jazz and world music, theater, traditional and contemporary dance, children’s and family programs. Weekly events continue through October.
- The San Francisco singer-songwriter leads Rupa & the April Fishes in a 1 p.m. concert today that kicks off the 2008 Yerba Buena Gardens Festival. The downtown arts festival offers hundreds of free performances, including classical, jazz and world music, theater, traditional and contemporary dance, children’s and family programs. Weekly events continue through October.
3-minute interview: Ed Merrifield
- Potomac Riverkeeper chief Ed Merrifield leads a nonprofit environmental group dedicated to reversing years of pollution and restoring water quality to the Potomac and its tributaries. A former chiropractor, Merrifield became the group's executive director in 2003 and has since been confronted by environmental woes on the waterways, including large-scale fish die-offs and the emergence of transgender, or "intersex," fish.
3-Minute Interview: Eric Bakhtiari
- The San Diego Chargers signed the Burlingame High School graduate and former University of San Diego football player this week. The defensive end-turned-linebacker was the defensive player of the year in 2006 and 2007 in the Pioneer Football League, USD’s conference.
- The San Diego Chargers signed the Burlingame High School graduate and former University of San Diego football player this week. The defensive end-turned-linebacker was the defensive player of the year in 2006 and 2007 in the Pioneer Football League, USD’s conference.
3-Minute Interview: Lynn Fritz
- The director of the San Francisco-based nonprofit Fritz Institute was awarded the first University of San Francisco California Prize for Service and the Common Good. Fritz will be honored at a dinner tonight.
- The director of the San Francisco-based nonprofit Fritz Institute was awarded the first University of San Francisco California Prize for Service and the Common Good. Fritz will be honored at a dinner tonight.
3-Minute Interview: Dave Wang
- The electronic musician, aka Mochipet, released a new album earlier this month on the Daly City Records label he launched out of his Daly City apartment about three years ago. Called “Microphonepet,” it features collaborations with musicians around the world. Wang recently completed a European tour and is touring the East Coast.
- The electronic musician, aka Mochipet, released a new album earlier this month on the Daly City Records label he launched out of his Daly City apartment about three years ago. Called “Microphonepet,” it features collaborations with musicians around the world. Wang recently completed a European tour and is touring the East Coast.
3-Minute Interview: Ed Harrington
- The new general manager of the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission started work April 1. The CPA, who had been San Francisco’s controller since 1991, will share his thoughts on the PUC’s future at a breakfast this morning hosted by the San Francisco Planning and Urban Research Association.
- The new general manager of the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission started work April 1. The CPA, who had been San Francisco’s controller since 1991, will share his thoughts on the PUC’s future at a breakfast this morning hosted by the San Francisco Planning and Urban Research Association.