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Wednesday Morning Roundup: Google Barge's Fort Mason Dreams
SF News /Eve Batey

Wednesday Morning Roundup: Google Barge's Fort Mason Dreams

Published Mar 5, 2014 · 1:10 AM PST


  • Humphry Slocombe's Ferry Building location opens at 11 today, get a jump on things with this slideshow of their new digs. [Zagat]

  • A pretty cool gift for the transit buff in your life: framed slices of original San Francisco cable car rail. [Market Street Railway]

  • Members of UC Berkeley Christian sorority fall in love, are told to break up or leave. [Daily Cal]

  • You know that lady who burst into song during the Best Doc Academy Award acceptance speech? She's at City Arts & Lectures on Friday. [SF Chronicle]

  • Aspiring Assemblymen Chiu and Campos try to woo SF State Dems. Results were mixed. [Golden Gate X-Press]

  • Google Barge could have ended up at Fort Mason. Oh, what could have been! [SJ Mercury-News]

  • Bay Area's greener streetlights make things hard for astronomers. [KPIX]

  • It apparently took a "Twitter data scientist" to figure out that if BART passengers coming from different locations trade Clipper cards mid-ride, they can save a few bucks. OK. [SF Weekly]

  • ABC7 reporter goes on the Twitter-defensive after report that suggests pedestrians might be at fault when they get struck by cars. [Streetsblog]

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