Bay Briefing: Three more Bay Area counties loosen virus restrictions
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San Francisco Mayor London Breed waves to a group of visitors at the Wipeout Bar & Grill at Pier 39 after announcing the city’s move to the state’s less-restrictive red tier amid the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic in San Francisco, California Tuesday, Mar. 2, 2021.Stephen Lam / The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less
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My Sweet & Spicy Butternut, a vegan sandwich from Rozmary Kitchen consisting of butternut squash, Calabrian chili jam, crispy shallots and seeds on Dutch crunch.Rozmary KitchenShow MoreShow Less
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Marsha Marsha-Marsha performs in Mother: Britney vs Christina, a drag show at Oasis, Sunday, Feb. 2, 2020, in San Francisco, Calif.Santiago Mejia / The ChronicleShow MoreShow Less
Letter: Where else but nursing homes should those patients have been sent?
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FILE. Letter writer says, It seems to me the only obvious place for them to go was back to the nursing homes. Not a good choice, but the only obvious one. (Michael Nagle/Bloomberg)Michael Nagle/Bloomberg News Service
I’ve been reading Chris Churchill’s columns about the nursing home deaths here in New York state and, while I m not an apologist for Gov. Andrew Cuomo, especially regarding not being truthful about the nursing home deaths, I find I have trouble accepting some other of Churchill s assertions. The one I find most troublesome is his railing about Cuomo’s order that nursing homes accept stable COVID-19 patients from hospitals. Given the situation at the time with hospital rooms at a premium, just where would Churchill have proposed those people be sent? Back home where their families were not capable of handling them? Otherwise, why were they in nursing h
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The Bay Area s best spots for tender, flame-kissed beef.
By Soleil Ho |
Updated: April 5, 2021 10:30 AM
Steak doesn t seem that complicated on the surface it s just grilled beef, right? but that s what makes it so interesting. Go to any steak house and you ll be confronted with options: Do you want beefy, bone-in rib eye or a mild slab of roasted prime rib? Imported Wagyu from Japan or something Nebraskan? The Bay Area s best places to get steak capture that range of ways to eat. At the chic Alexander s Steakhouse, pieces of melty A5 Hitachi Wagyu are tucked into puffy buns with pickled apples and scallions. Meanwhile, Town in San Carlos serves pasture-raised beef from its own ranch. While some are sticking to a takeout-only model for now (and doing a great job of maintaining quality), others have open patios that allow you to eat your meal fresh off the grill.
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