‘It’s A Win-Win’: Food Recovery Programs In The Bay Area Reduce Food Waste While Feeding The Hungry
Approximately 35% of all food produced annually in the U.S. goes to waste, while one in eight households experience food insecurity.
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In His Reporting, ESPN’s Alden González Embraces His Heritage
Growing up in Miami, Alden González always dreamed of making the majors. Today, one could say that, in a sense, he’s fulfilled that dream, just not the way he’d imagined. Rather than going to the ballpark every day to play in a game amidst a cheering crowd, he goes to the ballpark to interview players,
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Though Seth Davis Is A Nationally Recognized Sportswriter and Analyst, He Says He’s By No Means A Finished Product
Seth Davis, a senior writer at The Athletic and a studio analyst for CBS, says he hopes to always be writing, “Like I’ve often said, writers don’t retire. Writers die.”
Travis Mewhirter: How a Random Series of Events Can Change a Sportswriter’s Fate
In a life full of random occurrences, one constant ran true: Travis Mewhirter was going to be a sportswriter.
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Surfer Sara Kohrogi Wants to Make Waves While Bridging Cultures
Sara Kohrogi has competed for Japan’s national surf team, and plans to use family inspiration to bridge international gaps she has seen while competing.
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Author, Sportswriter Joan Ryan Says She Asks One Question When Writing: How Is This Going To Make The Reader Feel?
Joan Ryan has dedicated the past four decades to a pilgrimage of truth — first as an editor and writer at newspapers and later as the author of five books.
Effort To Bring WNBA To Oakland Gains Steam
Oakland citizens are at the forefront in the push to bring a WNBA team to the city.
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Running Club Leads The Way In Fighting For Nonbinary Divisions At Local Races
In running, as in other sports, it takes extra advocacy to ensure that all identities are respected at races.
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Palo Alto School Board Approves Affordable Housing Project
After over four years of negotiations and legal challenges, Superintendent Dr. Don Austin said that the biggest hurdle in approving the project has been securing land in Palo Alto, which is notoriously limited.
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San Francisco’s Roxie Theater Continues to Innovate and Draw Theatergoers Despite Challenges
Art house theaters especially have had a particularly hard time during the pandemic. San Francisco’s Roxie Theater, one of the oldest-running movie theaters in the United States, has had to adapt to keep its audience in the modern age
Menlo Park Recognizes City Staff for Exceptional Storm Relief Efforts
The Menlo Park City Council last month recognized nine employees from city Public Works and the Police for their timely and first-rate response to recent storms.
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Abortion-rights supporters counterprotest first West Coast Walk for Life since overturning of Roe v. Wade
Anti-abortion protesters and abortion rights supporters clash at the first West Coast Walk for Life in San Francisco since the overturning of Roe v. Wade.