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omeless encampments are so ubiquitous in the Bay Area, they’ve become a part of the landscape, as people seek shelter in tents and RVs, along residential streets and under highway overpasses.
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An S.F. bar parklet was vandalized with message about homelessness. The bar s owners had a surprising reply
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A parklet belonging to Haight-Ashbury bar The Alembic was vandalized with graffiti Thursday. Vandals also installed curtains, a welcome mat and a makeshift dining table.Alembic
A parklet belonging to Haight-Ashbury bar The Alembic was vandalized with graffiti Thursday in what the bar’s owner characterized as an unsolicited piece of street art calling attention to San Francisco’s homelessness crisis.
“The city sweeps people, but not these?” a vandal spray-painted across the exterior wall of three separate dining pods outside the Haight Street bar. The vandal also installed pink curtains, a television, a welcome mat and a makeshift table set with dried flowers and a salt shaker.