Last night we had the opportunity to bear witness to a most common SF annoyance - cable car operators not collecting fares. Shocking? No. But, what did throw us for a loop was the brakeman, who accepted a tip.
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We were running in the Presidio this morning, and after a few cars nearly creamed us it struck us that one of San Francisco's preeminent outdoor plagrounds is a very dangerous place in which to play outside. Bike lanes appear and disappear randomly, and when they're doing maintenance and logging on the Coastal Trail (like today), runners and walkers coming from Arguello are forced to Washington Street, praying that cars don't splatter them on the many blind curves.
Residents in North Beach are not very happy about the fact that one of the historic buildings in the N.B. might be bought by the Church of Scientology. The building is the Colombo Building on Columbus Ave. and Washington Street. In typical San Francisco fashion, the residents aren't upset because of the beliefs of the Thetan lovers, but because they tend not to mind their business and go out on street corners and try and recruit people. Hey, does this mean we can go after the people passing out the Daily Worker's on 16th & Valencia? Anyhoo, in response, Aaron Peskin is proposing legislation that will limit religious organizations from owning property in North Beach. At this point, the legislation looks like it has a chance to be passed especially as the Scientologist's don't really have an in with the Mayor. Oh, wait.
