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Saving San Francisco’s Heart: How to Win Elections, Reclaim our City, and Keep SF a Special Place User Submitted

When: Wed., Oct. 4, 7-8:30 p.m. 2017
Phone: 415-431-6800
Email: patrick@thegreenarcade.com
Price: Free
www.TheGreenArcade.com
San Francisco is under attack — by developers and greedy speculators who see this city as a place from which to extract money, while destroying communities. Jon Golinger has been running progressive campaigns in this city for more than 15 years and has put together a historical book on the flashpoints in the battle to save the city’s heart — and offers some insights on what works and what doesn’t. “’Saving San Francisco’s Heart: How to Win Elections, Reclaim our City, and Keep SF a Special Place' shows we still have the heart to move forward. Bravo!" Tom Ammiano

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