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23 February 2012 / SF News / Andrew Dalton

Thursday Morning Roundup: Big Changes Coming To Mission Hill Saloon


  • Mission Hill Saloon is changing hands and becoming another member of the Thieves/Dear Mom portfolio. Big changes in the works for a dive bar with a lot of character. [Uptown Almanac]

  • Two dead, 15 injured in a pileup on Highway 101 near King City in South Monterey County. [KTVU]

  • Would food trucks be wiped out if the State Assembly passes their new restrictions? For the most part, yep. [InsideScoop]

  • Eating at the French Laundry is too much work, says food critic/activist Michael Pollan. [EaterSF]

  • There's been a rash of holdups at the Carquinez Bridge toll booths. [Chron]

  • "Vegan treats mecca" Babycakes NYC to open a San Francisco outpost in the Mission... like, eventually. [Mission Mission]

  • Some local fifth graders are only getting 15 minutes of physical activity a week at school. On the bright side, local schoolchildren no long have to face the potential embarrassment that comes with public school dodgeball. [SFEx]

  • The Eternity Ball is apparently an event where everyone dresses up like they're going to a tacky wedding. [SFWire]
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