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Ethan Kassel

See Mexico’s soccer team compete in the Bay Area this summer

Sports

The schedule has yet to be announced, but fans may have a chance to see the United States or Mexico play in the Bay Area.

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Ida Mojadad

SF’s oldest mosque is back to pre-pandemic crowds for Ramadan

Culture

The Islamic Center of San Francisco holds nightly dinners to end the day’s fast, drawing the faithful. 

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Joe Fitzgerald Rodriguez

San Francisco’s new political motto: ‘Throw the bums out’

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The city’s rightward shift was oversold, but voters are in step with democracies across the world in rejecting the establishment.

Sarah Holtz

Think natural wine is nasty? This new SF bar aims to change your mind

Food & Drink

Located in a historic bank building, Tala Drzewiecki’s Victorian winę bar was inspired by her grandmother. 

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Astrid Kane

Why are so many streets in SoMa named for women?

Mary, Minna, Clara and Clementina are just some of the alleys and sidestreets found throughout one of the most dynamic and historical neighborhoods in SF.


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See Mexico’s soccer team compete in the Bay Area this summer

SF’s oldest mosque is back to pre-pandemic crowds for Ramadan

San Francisco’s new political motto: ‘Throw the bums out’

Think natural wine is nasty? This new SF bar aims to change your mind

Why are so many streets in SoMa named for women?