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Melissa Griffin is a Georgia native and a graduate of Cornell Law School. After living in New York for several years, she moved to San Francisco, where she follows City Hall closely at www.thesweetmelissa.com.


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Thursday, December 3rd, 2009
In July 2008, Mistermayor got married in Montana. And instead of springing for a diamond-encrusted meat...
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Tuesday, November 24th, 2009 · 2 comments
Constant Readers, I was at City Hall yesterday to watch the Muni Crime hearing, and stuck around for some others....
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Monday, November 23rd, 2009
Constant Readers, Don't forget that today is Muni Crime Story Day down at City Hall. Also, there will be a rally...
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Friday, November 20th, 2009
Constant Readers, While the Brilliant Benjamin Wachs will provide is usual hilarious rundown of the Supe...
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Back in August, I wrote that state budget cuts and worse-than-expected property tax revenue would mean that...
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Constant Readers, I actually came down to City Hall today to watch the meeting because I heard that there would...
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"To the extent permitted by state and federal law," reads the final nine words of San Francisco’s...
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At Tuesday’s Board of Supervisors meeting, the supes debated whether to spend $7 million from The...
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“There are so many people who are urging the world for peace that I think it is important that we stand with...
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In news of the expected, the Board of Supervisors passed a new sanctuary city law proposed by Supervisor David...
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