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Hitting a high note: Core values and love of music inspire this talented SF family band

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Overcoming homelessness, The Curtis Family C-Notes—a Bayview District family band of five kids, plus mom and dad—is reaching national stardom with their 70’s-inspired funk jams.

Joel Umanzor

San Francisco Catholic archdiocese ‘likely’ to file for chapter 11 bankruptcy

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Facing hundreds of pending sexual abuse cases, the church becomes the latest Catholic diocese to announce bankruptcy plans. 

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Joe Fitzgerald Rodriguez

Lurie plans big shake-up of mayor’s office, adding more policy chiefs

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The appointments are meant to “break down barriers” to tackling homelessness, crime, and other city ills.

Sarah Holtz

One of SF’s coolest wine bars is opening an art gallery in a former watch shop

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The tastemakers behind Buddy, one of the city’s most stylish wine bars, are opening an art gallery. House of Seiko, named for the historic watch shop that previously inhabited the space, is opening in the Mission on Saturday, Jan. 14. 

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Ethan Kassel

This Bay Area basketball team has warmed up to the same movie soundtrack for 25 years

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Hitting a high note: Core values and love of music inspire this talented SF family band

San Francisco Catholic archdiocese ‘likely’ to file for chapter 11 bankruptcy

Lurie plans big shake-up of mayor’s office, adding more policy chiefs

One of SF’s coolest wine bars is opening an art gallery in a former watch shop

This Bay Area basketball team has warmed up to the same movie soundtrack for 25 years