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SubscribeNYC Declares Social Media Day
We have to give it to New York City. When it comes to Gov 2.0, they are taking charge. Last week, Gotham marked the inaugural Social Media Day, official proclamation and all. The day was the result of collaborations between Mashable, Mayor Bloomberg and NYC Chief Digital Officer Rachel Sterne.
This Week's MUNI Musician
Check out this week's Muni Musician. Thanks to your tips, the Reset team has been able to find some of the best street musicians in San Francisco.
Who should we feature next week? Tell us at info@resetsanfrancisco.org.
The Care Not Cash Debate
Jennifer Friedenbach, Executive Director of the Coalition on Homelessness, recently challenged me to a debate on the proposed amendments to Care Not Cash that the Board of Supervisors voted to put on the ballot this November.
In the spirit of Reset San Francisco, where we discuss important issues in the city both big and small, I would be happy to have a conversation with Jennifer on homelessness in our city. There’s no issue as important.
San Francisco is the Greenest City in the U.S and Canada
Good news San Francisco! Sorting out all your trash and compost into those green and blue cans is finally good for something other than Mother Earth and your karma.
How to Register Your Clipper Card
Reset Rating: B+ (11.5 out of 15)
By: Katie Short
Link: https://www.clippercard.com/ClipperWeb/registerCard.do
You’ve gotten a the Clipper card, and the first thing you should do, before you take it for its first spin to the 16th Street Mission BART stop, is register it...online.
Bridges, Buses and Ferries – Oh My! Fares Going Up Today
Sometimes, it doesn’t seem possible to give Bay Area transit users more bad news.
The Republicans In Sacramento Say No to Tax Extensions. What Will San Franciscans Do?
Blocked by an intransigent Republican minority in Sacramento, Governor Jerry Brown and state legislative leaders just adopted an “all cuts” budget in Sacramento.
Stepping into this void, San Francisco Mayor Ed Lee is proposing a ½ cent local sales tax to replace the one-cent state sales tax that is expiring tomorrow (on July 1st).
Reset Poll Respondents Strongly Reject Plan to Reduce Voter Power
Reset San Francisco is all about reform. But one “reform” being promoted at City Hall is being viewed with real skepticism – at least by our Reset Poll respondents.
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