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Gordon’s 12th inning homer leads Mariners 2-0 win over A’s

August 15, 2018 Featured, Local Sports, Sports 1

BY ANTHONY SOSA With the game knotted at zero in the bottom of the 12th inning, Dee Gordon lined a two-run home run over the right-field wall to give the Seattle Mariners a dramatic victory over the Oakland Athletics Wednesday afternoon at the Oakland Coliseum. Seattle avoided a three-game sweep …

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Obituary: Dorothy Masayko (1922-2018)

August 15, 2018 Obituaries, Obituaries, Our Town 0

Dorothy Masayko, daughter of Pauline and Jacob Lorenz, passed away on August 5, 2018. Dorothy was born in Billings MT and attended the University of Montana. When the U.S. entered World War II, she volunteered for the Women’s Auxiliary Corps of the US Army. Near the end of the war …

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10 Local Groups Join Forces to End Unemployment in CC County

August 14, 2018 Featured, Our Town 0

Even though the Bay Area job market may feel red-hot, nearly 16,000 Contra Costa residents remain unemployed and are looking for work. To help these individuals find a job or start a new career, ten organizations have partnered with Contra Costa County and its Workforce Development Board (WDBCCC) to create …

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Hundley hammers Pirates to back D-Rod’s gem, Giants get split

August 12, 2018 Featured, Local Sports, Sports 1

BY ANTHONY SOSA Dereck Rodriguez, yet again, pitched lights out and the Giants used some timely offensive production to defeat the Pittsburgh Pirates, 4-3, Sunday afternoon at AT&T Park. The win earned the Giants a split of the four-game series. It was just their third win in their past 12 …

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Astros complete sweep of Giants with clutch eighth inning homer

August 7, 2018 Featured, Local Sports, Sports 0

BY ANTHONY SOSA With an absolute pitcher’s duel blooming between Madison Bumgarner and Dallas Keuchel, Tyler White stole the show with a go-ahead, two-run home run in the top of eighth inning to seal a 2-1 Houston Astros victory over the San Francisco Tuesday afternoon at AT&T Park. The win …

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A’s sweep Tigers to extend winning streak, pad wild card lead

August 5, 2018 Featured, Local Sports, Sports 0

BY STEVEN LUKE The Oakland Athletics finished off a three game series sweep of the Detroit Tigers Sunday afternoon with a 6-0 win. The bats came out to play and the pitching was spectacular for the sixth consecutive game as the A’s moved to 21 games over .500 on the …

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Jeff Lynne’s ELO Shines a lot of Love in tour opener at Oracle

August 3, 2018 Arts and Entertainment, Featured, Life 4

BY DANIEL GLUSKOTER Playing their first Bay Area show in over three decades, Jeff Lynne and the Electric Light Orchestra put on a dazzling display chronicling a war chest of classic rock hits Thursday night for a sold out crowd at Oracle Arena. Lynne has always been the mastermind of …

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Giants salvage a victory, avoid four-game sweep by Brew Crew

July 29, 2018 Featured, Local Sports, Sports 0

BY ANTHONY SOSA Facing a potential four-game sweep at home by the Milwaukee Brewers, the San Francisco Giants put on a strong offensive day at the plate and captured an 8-5 victory Sunday afternoon at AT&T Park. The Giants’ eight runs scored in the series finale were more than they …

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Patti Smith to headline Pathway to Paris concert at Masonic in SF

July 29, 2018 Arts and Entertainment 0

Legendary performers Patti Smith and Bob Weir are set to join a celebration of climate action during the Global Climate Action Summit. Pathway to Paris, together with 350.org and the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) has announced a special concert on September 14th at the Masonic in San Francisco. Set …

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A’s come back again to take Bridge series from Giants in 10th

July 22, 2018 Featured, Local Sports, Sports 0

BY STEVEN LUKE For the first time since interleague play was introduced, the Oakland Athletics and San Francisco Giants met with more than standings on the line in the finale of their season series. The Bridge Trophy, made out of metal from an old span of the Bay Bridge, was …

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