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San Francisco’s sweetest mystery: Why is baklava sold at so many corner stores?

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Commonly found at liquor store checkouts, the flaky pastry is ubiquitous in SF. One reporter set out to discover why. 

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This week in civics: Redraw our city map, prepare for the midterms, become a plant parent

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Plus, a ritual reading for bell hooks, youth tackle trash in the Richmond and a story hour in honor of Ukraine.


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Zara Stone

Silicon Valley’s newest body hack: Caffeine pills before bedtime

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Tech people are dosing themselves with caffeine prior to sleep — and it’s not as crazy as its sounds. 

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Tim Kawakami

From LeBron James to Jimmy Butler, an early list of potential Warriors trade targets

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The Warriors have good reasons and enough assets to be in the middle of many trade discussions over the next few months. Here's who they might want to consider.

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Sophie Bearman

‘The school district is pretty much failing them’: With the vaccine in play, when can SF’s schools reopen?

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Like much of the country, San Francisco is embroiled in a debate over when and how best to reopen schools, with health experts and educators divided on the issue. But for Erika Foots, a single mother raising five children, it’s simple: “As far as my children go, I feel that the school district is pretty much failing them,” she said.

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San Francisco’s sweetest mystery: Why is baklava sold at so many corner stores?

This week in civics: Redraw our city map, prepare for the midterms, become a plant parent

Silicon Valley’s newest body hack: Caffeine pills before bedtime

From LeBron James to Jimmy Butler, an early list of potential Warriors trade targets

‘The school district is pretty much failing them’: With the vaccine in play, when can SF’s schools reopen?