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The city s daily and weekly newspapers the weekly ones are free and superr rr abundant are loaded with information about all the things going on in town. Perusing their websites will give you a head start on planning your trip. d San Francisco adriatic grill menu Chronicle (daily): www.sfgate.com San Francisco Bay Guardian (weekly): www.sfbg.com
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