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Restoring San Francisco’s ‘Beacon on the Hill’ - The San Francisco ExaminerAfter climbing up the 170 steps of the iconic St. Ignatius Church spire, you're greeted with a heavenly view of The City. Sadly, the hike up also reveals the extensive water damage, chipped masonry and rusty cladding that is in desperate need of repair.
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Julia Bullock raises ‘History’s Persistent Voice’ at San Francisco Symphony - The San Francisco ExaminerJulia Bullock, who is commissioning, curating, staging, directing and performing a show in Davies Hall on May 17, is an explosive multitasking talent, roaming the world, fighting for vital causes and receiving plaudits. Agent of change? How is she changing what happen over a 150 years ago?
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San Francisco’s Belden Place restaurant scene bounces back - The San Francisco ExaminerA bump in foot traffic and sales indicates Belden Alley is returning to its former glory as a lunch and dinner destination, though restaurateurs argue it’ll take more than office workers returning to help them flourish.
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Breakingviews - Marcos clan’s return to Manila is awkwardly timedThe controversial Marcos clan returns to the peak of power in the Philippines at a tricky time. President-elect Ferdinand Marcos Jr, son of the late exiled autocrat accused of looting his country, inherits a $360 billion economy that grew 7.7% in the last quarter of 2021 from a year earlier. “Bongbong,” as he is known, has kept his agenda deliberately vague, but he will have trouble coasting on the infrastructure investment strategy that made his predecessor – and his father - so popular.
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No quiet retirement for Philippines' Duterte when Marcos takes over presidencyA quiet retirement for Philippines President Rodrigo Duterte is unlikely when he makes way for successor Ferdinand Marcos Jr., but efforts to put him on trial for thousands of killings in his 'war on drugs' appear unlikely to prosper.
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Philippine election: How did Marcos win the presidency?Ferdinand “Bongbong” Marcos Jr., the son of a disgraced Philippine dictator, won the country’s presidential elections in a landslide victory Sunday, propelling his family back to power after 36 years. Here’s how Marcos won and what could come next. What a shitshow. No wonder millions are looking to leave the country. 📝 I think we have known about the idiot problem in the Philippines for at least as long as we have known about the idiot problem in the U.S.
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