Holiday Notes: S.F. Streetsblog Party! And Streetsblog Redesign, Coming Soon
A couple of short notes for our readers:
As you may have seen on Facebook, next week we are having a holiday social on Thursday, December 15 at 7-9 p.m at Dalva, 3121 16th Street, San Francisco. Please come by and say hi!
And: Before the end of the year, Streetsblog will go live with a re-designed web page. It will be all the same content, but it should be much easier to read, especially on a mobile device. There will no doubt be a hiccup or two, so please be patient.
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