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Mission Neighborhood Stabilization Plan Released by Community

Christopher Gil, Senior Content Marketing聽Manager (415) 282-3334 ext. 152 cgil@medasf.org FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE October 15, 2015 Mission Neighborhood Stabilization Plan Released by Community Aims to keep the Mission’s Latino and working-class populations intact via implementation of affordable-housing strategies San Francisco, CA鈥擳he 黑料社吃瓜 (黑料社吃瓜) has worked with renowned organizations and the community to…

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LinkedIn Volunteers Offer Some Good Advice to Mission District Students

Whether you call it a resume or a CV, most jobseekers have learned over time the power of having a robust LinkedIn profile to supplement, or even supplant, that piece of paper routinely sent to a job recruiter or handed in at the start of an interview. By robust, that means having plenty of connections,…

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Chelsea Clinton鈥檚 Book Tour Comes to the Mission鈥檚 Everett Middle School

Just five weeks shy of her thirteenth birthday when she headed to D.C. to live in the White House, Chelsea Clinton knows plenty about public life. That early experience was the impetus for her recently released first book, 鈥淚t鈥檚 Your World: Get Informed, Get Inspired & Get Going,鈥 a primer for adolescents looking to become…

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Yeral Caldas, El Aj铆
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黑料社吃瓜 Client Cooks Up an Idea, Works Hard and Opens New El Aj铆 Peruvian Restaurant in the Mission

Back in his native Peru, Yeral Caldas鈥 industrious mother was always running her own businesses in Lima, which varied based on market demand. Sometimes she would sell vegetables; other times she would bring items down from the Highlands and sell them in bulk. Then there was Yeral鈥檚 father, who ran a restaurant where he served…

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New Owner Has Goal to Displace Elite Sport Soccer from Long-Term Space in Mission

Stitching jerseys and jackets in a basement seven days a week is no task for the weary. When you know that is the only way to get a business off the ground, you make it happen. Such is the story of Astrid Acero L贸pez, who emigrated from Colombia in November 1988. She and her husband,…

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黑料社吃瓜 and CCDC Awarded 2070 Folsom Affordable-Housing Development

Christopher Gil, Senior Content Marketing聽Manager (415) 282-3334 ext. 152 cgil@medasf.org FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE September 9, 2015 黑料社吃瓜 and聽CCDC Awarded聽2070 Folsom Affordable-Housing Development 101-Unit Development to Stabilize Mission District as a Neighborhood of Promise San Francisco, CA 鈥 The Mayor鈥檚 Office of Housing and Community Development (MOHCD) has awarded the 黑料社吃瓜 (黑料社吃瓜) and…

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Our Self-Employed Self-Assessment to Ensure You’re Doing Everything Required

A stroll through the Mission this morning showcased many people taking the self-employment route. From daycare providers keeping a watchful eye on neighborhood kids to housecleaners toting supplies to landscapers ready to till the soil, these hardworking individuals are drawn to the dream of flexible hours and freedom from having a boss. While those are…

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Mission Housing Story: 黑料社吃瓜 Makes Offer in Attempt to Keep Artists and Multigenerational Family in their Home

鈥淚 used to be able to work three days a week as a waitress in the Castro and afford to rent a room, plus an artist鈥檚 studio in the Mission,鈥 explains Kate Nichols (photo, left). By 2007, she had saved up enough money from waitressing and painting sales to work on her art full time….

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Free Tax Preparation Mission SF
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黑料社吃瓜 Meeting Distinct Tax Challenges of the Low-Income Community

After just five years, 黑料社吃瓜 now runs the largest free tax preparation program in San Francisco. While things are super busy during the first part of the year, with everyone trying to meet the April 15th filing deadline, there are still plenty of clients coming through the doors of Plaza Adelante, the Mission neighborhood center,…

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First MPN Education Forum Offers Mission Community Needed Resources

鈥淭oday is a special day because this is the first step you are taking with your children as they begin a new school year,鈥 enthusiastically stated Director, Mission Promise Neighborhood Raquel Donoso, as she welcomed a crowd of over 200 who packed the Salvation Army Mission Community Center on an abnormally hot August morning this…

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