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Nonprofit founder Daniel Lurie is pulling ahead of his competitors in the San Francisco mayoral race, according to a new poll commissioned by the Chronicle. trib.al/XE9Z66D
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Tragically, we've all become numb to Covid's death toll. Sometimes it takes a tangible comparison to shake us out of complacency.
I had such a moment today, when Covid deaths in the U.S. hit 875,000. That, as it happens, is the population of my city, San Francisco. Staggering.
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now showing...Gopuff in LA 🎬 We’re here and ready to deliver all your daily wants, needs and everything in between.
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For the first time since 2012, the San Francisco Giants are champions of the National League West.
#SFGiants | #ResilientSF
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“By warehousing and keeping all of these [products] in our micro fulfillment centers, we can deliver goods extremely quickly," says @Gopuff’s @RafaelIlishayev.
His company ranked No. 36 on this year’s #Disruptor50 list.
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Just a reminder that Republicans once advocated a quick embrace of election results:
"After all of the theatrics, the math remains the same. Abrams lost and Brian Kemp won. This election is over. Stacey Abrams needs to concede. It’s time to move past the campaign and work towards a safer, stronger Georgia." ow.ly/uSMj30mCuau #gapol #tcot #gagop
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NEW: In court hearing, 150,000 ballots delivered *yesterday* by US Postal Service. These include large numbers of ballots put in mail Sunday. Including in Atlanta !!!
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#ImVotingFor the future of our democracy—for the young folks who will inherit whatever we leave them. They’ll take the baton from us and do their part to keep carrying progress forward. But it’s our time right now. And the best way to do that is to vote early for @JoeBiden.
#ImVotingFor Shamar — and every kid in this country — because they deserve the chance to go as far as their God-given potential will take them.
What are you voting for? I want to hear from you @BarackObama, @MichelleObama, and @DrBiden.
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This is what UBER/Lime missed out on by scrapping the JUMP bikes and ignoring their staff who wanted to donate them. @ridespin, we'll never forget the 500+ bikes you donated to the Bike Share Museum and @Bike305. Also, major thanks to @urban_plan_b for helping every weekend.
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Safe and open streets are needed now more than ever. @bikewalkbus used resources funded by Spin's Mobility Data for Safer Streets initiative to measure the impact of @CityofDenver's shared streets during shelter-in-place. Read more about what they learned: bit.ly/2zfKmMi
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“A whopping 91 percent responded that they wanted shared and open streets to continue in some way after the pandemic. And 84 percent who have responded to date said they would like to see shared streets implemented all the time." 👌
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Join Spin Co-Founders @derrickko and @euwyn tomorrow 4/16 on the @MicromobilityCo webinar “The Crucible of COVID: How Micromobility Is Making Itself Essential” at 10am PST. Register here: bit.ly/2yjmCGq
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Today, we are proud to announce that we’re providing healthcare workers in our current operating markets with free rides. Learn more and apply: bit.ly/33ULNec
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CA nursing students want to be out helping the healthcare workers of San Francisco. Instead we are sitting at home. nytimes.com/2020/03/20/healt… @LondonBreed
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It's been one month since Market Street went car-free and the world didn't end.
We took at look at #scooter ridership, which increased a whopping 30 percent! 📈
👏🏽for @sfmta_muni 's leadership to make safer streets a reality!
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Today, we announced our first Spin Hubs in the public-right-of-way. We're excited to support @CityofPhoenixAZ's goal to improve access to new mobility options while mitigating clutter. Read more about how we're investing in scooter infrastructure: bit.ly/2T3nMga






























