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News Briefs: Jan. 28 – Feb. 10, 2016

January 28, 2016 Web Editor

Bay Area
Planning Commission approves interim controls on Mission housing
The San Francisco Planning Commission has approved new temporary controls on housing developments in the …

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Life in a mixed-status family

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At Border Tent Camp, Tensions Rise Over ‘Unaccompanied’ Boys

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Editorial: Separating families is a new low for the Trump administration

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Life in a mixed-status family

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Rare archival Mexican-American music to be featured at special listening event in the Mission District

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Acclaimed local poet takes international stage with prestigious award

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Muni to discontinue 33-Stanyan service to SF General

Letter to the editor: the 33-Stanyan Muni bus line

Chicano poet launches new book

Staff Editorial: Brown lives matter too

Flamenco master embraced by adopted culture

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True, heartfelt community spirit!

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El Tecolote newspaper began as a project in a La Raza Studies class at San Francisco State University. Prof. Juan Gonzales created the class as a way to channel more Latinos into journalism. In the 1970s, Latinos and other people of color were virtually invisible in the major newsrooms.

Today El Tecolote continues to provide original local news, portraying the diverse spectrum of Latino life.

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