Flickr/smcgee On Tuesday, March 15th, Haighteration will officially turn a year old. And we’ve got a pretty special birthday party in the works.
We’re Planning Something Big
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Monthly Archives: February 2011
Weirdest Ad of the Week!
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Flickr/Derek Gates This one goes out to all the ladies out there. (Specifically, the ladies with extremely long tongues!)
Church and Duboce Will Be a Mess This Weekend
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If your weekend transit plans involve the N, the J, the 22, or the Wiggle, you’re probably gonna want to steer clear of the area around Church and Duboce.
Lower Haight Leftovers: 2/25 Edition
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Flickr/Muffet Here are a few Lower Haight news stories that didn’t make the front page this week!
The Lower Haight of Yesteryear, Part Three
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Way back in April 2010, we brought you parts one and two of our “Lower Haight of Yesteryear” series — our most popular stories ever! Today we present part three — a smaller but still-potent set of then-and-now photos from … Continue reading
Secrets of the Quizmaster
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Flickr/Jonathan Koshi If you’ve ever been to Mad Dog in the Fog on a Tuesday or Thursday night, you’re familiar with Quiz Night — especially if you’re up a tad later than you should be on a school night. From … Continue reading
Did San Francisco Begin at Duboce Park Cafe?
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It’s pretty well accepted that San Francisco began in 1776, when Spanish settlers supposedly founded Mission Dolores by the shores of an ancient Mission District lake. But now, an Oakland scientist makes the explosive claim that the lake never existed … Continue reading
Win a T-Shirt With Our Presidents’ Day Quiz!
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Flickr/clairity In honor of today’s holiday, we have an especially presidential quiz for all you Twitter and Facebook users out there.
The ATMs of the Lower Haight: a Haighteration Investigation!
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Flickr/Sunsparked The Lower Haight has a lot going for it: it’s stocked with record stores, drinking holes, and enough hair salons to shake a stick at. But with no banks in sight, the neighborhood comes up woefully short on paper … Continue reading
Haighteration in 3D, the Recap!
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Here’s a recap of Haighteration in 3D, the pop-up shop event we hosted Wednesday night at 248 Fillmore.