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by Charles Versaggi Conceived in Sicily and born in the U.S. in 1946, four months after Japan surrendered to the Allied Powers, I began my life’s journey as the first-born…
by Charles Versaggi Conceived in Sicily and born in the U.S. in 1946, four months after Japan surrendered to the Allied Powers, I began my life’s journey as the first-born…
by Kim Pendleton and Greta Alexander On July 30th, THD hosted a New Members Happy Hour—well, it lasted more than an hour— at the Waystone Wine Bar on Powell Street. We’ve…
by Peter Stevens My theory of neighborhood investment includes both capital improvements and social vibrancy initiatives. We want to create beautiful spaces and opportunities for people to enjoy those spaces….
by Carol Verburg As I write this, I’m poised on the diving board, far from ready to plunge in. When you read this, I’ll have sunk or swum. I’ll have…
by Greg Chiampou, Committee Co-Chair WHOSE WATERFRONT? The Port of San Francisco holds monthly public Advisory Committee and Port Commission meetings, addressing Port land use, leasing, and development projects—topics that…
by Howard Wong, AIA, Committee Chair TRANSIT UPDATES: SOME POSITIVES Exploring cities, sights, neighborhoods, and outskirts via public transit seems more revealing than by car—whether by reliable full transit coverage…
by Naomi Marcus When his mother, Lucrezia, was diagnosed with cancer, then 25-year-old Frankie Gaetano Balistreri cared for her at home. She craved her favorite Sicilian dishes, and she called…
Hello, THD! I’m excited to share some updates and reflect on all the great things happening this past quarter. At the time that I’m writing, it feels like a whirlwind…
To start where the article “Ups and Downs at Poet’s Corner” (The Semaphore, Fall 2023) left off… “The commercial space where City Lights once stored its freshly printed poems now…
It feels as if our community has become truly vibrant, and the weather has lately felt even more perfect than normal.