Around town on Thursday, May 28: State of California dispensing with nature to save money; funerals make people feel like killing people; and ‘crummy’ MTA budget is narrowly not rejected.
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25 state parks near the Bay area threatened with closure due to state’s fiscal crisis. As parks were already underfunded move will save state $13. ABC7 , Chron
Two injured in shooting outside Fremont funeral home. Chron, CBS5
Golden Gate Bridge marks 72nd anniversary as a “necklace of surpassing beauty around the lovely throat of San Francisco.” Then Chronicle writer refers to bridge as ‘suicide magnet.’ Chron, CBS5
FROM THE SF CHRONICLE
Advocates of gay marriage want to win states individually. Lawyers want to do what they want.
FROM THE SF EXAMINER
FROM THE SF WEEKLY
Das Boot! In an effort to win the bad parker vote, Supervisor Ross Mirkarimi gets his car booted.
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