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The Hunters Point Community Biomonitoring Program proposes to export it’s award winning community exposure research model to establish the first comprehensive monitoring and surveillance system customized for an AI Data Center Campus. The proposed model incorporates human biomonitoring and geospatial mapping along with environmental monitoring of air, soil, noise, temperature…

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HP Biomonitoring Launches Pilot Proposal for Comprehensive Monitoring of the Paul Avenue AI Data Center Campus located in South Central Bayview Hunters Point

Social critic Ishmael Reed strikes again with new play, Amanuensis

From the Bay to the Culinary Institute: Reign Chapman’s culinary journey

Twelve promising students graduate from the Love Life Foundation’s summer college prep class

The Bay View carries the burden while San Francisco exports the wealth

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Fillmore’s cultural hub to temporarily close for seismic retrofitting

Frisco Fight Night is Oct. 17 in the Fillmore

The Makers of Spanish Speaking Bay Area Slap: Los Raka

Listen to yourself: a child’s toolbox

Bay View Publisher Dr. Willie Ratcliff turns 94 as his Black-Native alliance reunites to elect Alaska Native Mary Peltola to the U.S. Senate

From the Bay to Europe – The Luniz are still a hip hop phenomenon

Book review of ‘We Are Balogun: A Black Lives Matter Memoir’

Assembly-member LaShae Sharp-Collins’s Bill Would Pause Law Enforcement’s Use of Shock Gloves Pending Study

The 16th annual Fist Up Film Festival is around the corner: Oct. 1-4 at La Pena in Berkeley

American racism turns 250 years old and now the beast feeds itself

Twanda Bailey’s fight puts San Francisco — and the nation — on notice

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“Black girls are being bought and sold in plain sight”

D10 candidate Jamo Muhammad speaks

Oakland International Film Festival brings stories of survival, culture and community to the screen

Zanzi: Oakland’s house of African and Caribbean music

Welcome Home Aaron Patterson!

Chantel Brooks is missing!

ICE won’t stop taking our brothers! Free Leo!

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