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Thursday Morning Roundup
SF News /Andrew Dalton

Thursday Morning Roundup

Published Nov 17, 2011 · 1:15 AM PST


  • Newsflash: Bay Area roads are some of the most congested in the country. [Chron]

  • Local band Midi Matilda sounds a bit like the Talking Heads, has a fun new music video. [UptownAlmanac]

  • Public art: some people love it, some don't. Also: Local citizens have opinions on things. [MissionLocal]

  • Saddle up! It's Buffalo Bill at Ocean Beach. [RichmondSF]

  • Sad day for Mission-based label Porto Franco records, who've announced they'll no longer be pressing discs. [AllShookDown]

  • The Giants signed Gregor Blanco, a Center Fielder who seems to get on base a lot. [McCoveryChron]

  • Do people still care about Beaujolais Nouveau? Or is it just the wine geeks? [InsideScoop]

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