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Volume 43, Issue 22

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Volume 43, Issue 22

Top Stories

Appetite: Txistorra burgers, ultimate bar food and a new Date Night

SF's best spots, deals, events and news

Virginia Miller
Top Stories
Appetite: Steak, pork, Victoria Lamb and an El Carajo cocktail or two

SF's best spots, deals, events and news

Virginia Miller
Top Stories
'The end of the goddamn family dog'

Foreclosure and eviction crisis leaves lots of pets homeless

Andrea de Brito
Top Stories
No service area

Health and human services budget cuts will show on the streets

Rebecca Bowe
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Street fight

Bicyclists launch aggressive campaign to complete bike network

Steven T. Jones
Top Stories

Volume 43, Issue 22

News & Culture

It's a rainy day - today

Many core health service programs are wrestling with the reality of closing their doors entirely when the next round of cuts arrives in June.

Stephany Joy Ashley
Losing the tax argument

Let's think outside of the far-right intellectual swampland

Guardian Editorial
Editorial
Editor's Notes

Congratulations Gavin and Jennifer

Tim Redmond
Letters

City Fields Foundation, the real crime problem, and myths about biofuels

Home improvement

Green City: Create an eco-happy home (whether or not you own)

Laura Peach

Volume 43, Issue 22

Food & Drink

Entropy

Currylicious

L.E. Leone
Food & Drink
Hard Knox Cafe

The soul of Southern comfort

Paul Reidinger
Food & Drink

Volume 43, Issue 22

Arts & Culture

Lunch-drunk love

Lydia Lunch's Kiss Napoleon Goodbye now available on DVD

Dennis Harvey
Arts & Culture
Loving the enemy

A Girl's War and Waitin' 2 End Hell cast relationships in, and as, war zones

Robert Avila
Arts & Culture
Maus trapped

Maus Haus, plus Mushroom, Two Sheds and an Horse, One Hundred Suns, and Raphael Saadiq

Kimberly Chun
Two's the charm

Thank You rides far-out waves of ambiguity

Brandon Bussolini
Ridin' the synergy

Swapping files online, with overseas multimedia support, Keelay & Zaire cover the East and West

Mosi Reeves
Speed Reading

The Face in the Lens and Blank Spots on the Map

Johnny Ray Huston
Rights way

Images in this year's Human Rights Watch International Film Festival speak multitudes

Louis Peitzman
Beautiful nightmare

A filmmaker and her subject chronicle an epic immigrant experience

Dennis Harvey
"Michael Light: New Work"

Gorgeous, absurd, disgusting, and lovely shots of landscapes under human siege

Johnny Ray Huston
Arts & Culture
"Gomorrah"

A world where everyone is in cahoots with the bad guys - whether they choose to be or not

Cheryl Eddy