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AT SPC Sunday service is at 10:00 AM and followed by delicious snacks in our fellowship hall. CHILDCARE IS AVAILABLE THIS SUNDAY DAYLIGHT SAVING ENDS
Transcript of A T S P C - Sausalito Presbyterian Church...Sausalito, CA 94965 [email protected]...
AT SPC
Sunday service is at 10:00 AM and followed by delicious snacks in our fellowship hall.
CHILDCARE IS AVAILABLE
THIS SUNDAY DAYLIGHT SAVING ENDS
Steve Fabes & Judy Barber
WE MOURN WITH VICTOR RYNEVELD WHOJUST LOST HIS MOM...
We do not have a lot of informa�on, but please keep Victor, hisloving husband, Kar Wong, and their family in your thoughtsand prayers! Victor's mother died suddenly and unexpectedlyWednesday while on vaca�on in South Africa.
Victor Ryneveld & Kar Wong403-B Pine St.Sausalito, CA 94965
[email protected]@gmail.com
CELEBRATING JUDY BARBERTHIS SATURDAY at 11:00 AM
A reminder that the public servicefor Judy will be held at ChristEpiscopal Church in Sausalito at11:00 AM this Saturday, with arecep�on and celebra�on of life tofollow across the street in Campbell Hall at 12:00 PM. All arewelcome at the service and celebra�on.
THIS SUNDAY at 10:00 AMBring photos of your loved ones!
Join us for a Special Sunday of Love & Remembrance
In Chris�anity, the term "saints" refers to anyone in the faithwho has passed on. We will observe All Saints' Day thisweekend as a contempla�ve �me to remember and mourn allof those whom we love and have passed on. This service will beless-tradi�onal than our usual Sunday morning worship.
Bring a photo of a loved one (framed photos will be easier toplace). We will take �me to light candles for our beloveds. Wewill also celebrate communion as we do on the first Sunday ofevery month.
In peace...
THIS SUNDAY NOVEMBER 3 IS POTLUCK SUNDAY!Bring goodies to share!We will all have a chance to help create one of our favorite rituals at SPC -- Sunday Fellowship!Bring a snack to share: fresh baked, homemade, store bought -- it's all good!
Ques�ons? Email Deacon Mary Grogan at [email protected] Â
Visi�ng from Portugal, Sophia B. (now 12-years-old) made a sign le�ng everyone knowSPC was open for love! She fondly remembered many happy Sunday mornings in the
Sunday School room. (L-R) Victor Ryneveld cooked by candlelight; bathroom bycandlelight; and cleaning by candlelight with Ross Graham, Elder Mary Grogan, and
Claudio M.
Please bring your treats to the kitchen by 9:30AM so we can set up the tables. Thank You!
WHEN PG&E TURNED THE ELECTRICITY OFF...SPC PLUGGED INTO A HIGHER POWER
A huge turnout of our AWESOME CHOIR and a good gathering of the rest of us -- mixed in with a senseof mystery and a healthy dose of can-do-ism -- made for lively worship in the middle of a plannedpower outage. No organ and no microphones, but delicious fellowship for both the tummy and thesoul!
We were grateful that most folks in Southern Marin were inconvenienced more than endangered, andapprecia�ve of the folks who traveled from San Francisco and points north so that we could gather
together as we are wont to do. We raised prayers for those we know who were indeed in harm's wayand had to evacuate their homes.
For those of us plunged into the 19th-century, it was a rela�vely peaceful reminder that much of whatwe take for granted every day is rather fragile. How much our daily lives change when there are noscreens and no lights. How quiet it is when the only sounds at night are those of the night creatureswho are usually drowned out by the news or a movie on Ne�lix. What a profound realiza�on toremember that all our modern accessories can disappear in a moment, but our rela�onships can neverbe taken from us.
If you are in need of assistance or need someone to talk to, please call Pastor Paul at 415-890-3144.
JOIN US FOR THE LAUNCH OFYOUTH SUNDAY SCHOOL ONNOVEMBER 10 AT 9:30 AM
Fellowship, fun and learning about the values that haveshaped our tradi�on for centuries. A theme-relatedac�vity, led by Pastor Paul, will start the morning in thelibrary (near the stairs to the second-story offices). Forchildren ages 4 to 15-years-old.
Stay tuned for more informa�on.
If you have an ques�ons, please email Elder LizGoldstein at [email protected]
Sunday, November 10Day Of The Dead Brunch
Join us for Day of the Dead - Dia De Los Muertos**- and support SPC's mission work forchildren in our community and around the world. Mission Commi�ee member Virginia Flores-Hunter creates the authen�c Mexican menu and the Mission Commi�ee cooks and serves upthis delicious brunch! WHEN: SUNDAY NOVEMBER 10TH IMMEDIATELY AFTER SERVICE (11:15) WHERE: THOMSON HALL MENU: Street Tacos with Carnitas, Calabacitas (Zucchini squash mixture) and Frijoles,Guacamole, Pico de Gallo and Salsa Verde, fresh fruit, Pan Dulce, coffee, tea and juice......ANDMIMOSAS FOR $5 SUGGESTED DONATION PER PERSON: $15.00 AT THE DOOR- NO CHARGE FOR CHILDRENUNDER 12 PLEASE RSVP TO: [email protected] or call 415-332-3790 ext 19You can also RSVP and prepay via this Eventbrite link: h�ps://www.eventbrite.com/e/day-of-the-dead-brunch-for-spc-mission-commi�ee-�ckets-38663648012 **Dia De Los Muertos is a Mexican holiday celebrated throughout Mexico, in par�cular theCentral and South regions, and by people of Mexican ancestry living in other places, especiallythe United States. It is acknowledged interna�onally in many other cultures. The mul�-dayholiday focuses on gatherings of family and friends to pray for and remember friends andfamily members who have died, and help support their spiritual journey.Tradi�ons connectedwith the holiday include building private altars called ofrendas, honoring the deceasedusing sugar skulls, marigolds, and the favorite foods and beverages of the departed, andvisi�ng graves with these as gi�s. Visitors also leave possessions of the deceased at the graves.
STEWARDSHIP MINUTEElizabeth Goldstein shares an engaging moment on Sunday morning. It's on the web site homepage, sausalitopres.org Thanks Elizabeth!
NEW this week:Spiritual Traveler Ted Johnson hassent a wonderful video of Paulcelebra�ng Joan with thecongrega�on at Fellowship, withchampagne!AND Sonnee Weedn has sent usher le�er highligh�ng Joan'sservice: we've added a few funphotos to it from Joan's personalphoto library.
THE REV. DR. JOAN CARTER & THE SPIRITUAL TRAVELERSA beau�ful interpreta�on of "Mary's Alabaster Jar," with original music, inspiringdrama, communion, and a champagne celebra�on!
Our Associate Pastor Emeritus, the REV. DR. JOAN CARTER, along with her inspired andentertaining troupe, The Spiritual Travelers, joined us on October 6, for an engaging andoriginal worship service. Exploring the rela�onship between the sisters Mary and Martha, andlife for the risen Lazarus, the Travelers sparked a spirited and engaging dialogue.
And on that same Sunday, we had A SPECIAL CELEBRATION -- the 30th Anniversary of Joan'sordina�on vows!
Joan has been an amazing ar�st in our life together, bringing art and music and crea�vity to theSunday service and all we do here.
Please CLICK HERE to celebrate anew with photos and videos of Pastor Paul, Joan, and theSpiritual Travelers!
THE REV. GEORGE McLAIRD TALKS ABOUTPROSPERITY (NEW: link added)
George's talk on PROSPERITY, including material byCatherine Ponder, founder of Unity ChurchWorldwide. CLICK HERE to view video of George'ssermon. Here are a few books George referred to in his sermonSunday, October 13, 2019.
Think and Grow Rich, Napoleon Hill
The Power of Posi�ve Thinking, Norman Vincent Peale
The Dynamic Laws of Prosperity, Catherine Ponder
Psycho-Cyberne�cs, A New Way to Get More Living out of Life, Maxwell Maltz
"There I learned about the power of Affirma�ons, for example...♣ I deserve every good thing that comes my way♣ I am healthy, wealthy and wise"The latest influence in my thinking came about three years ago when I wasencouraged by two Presbyterian-clergy-friends to search: Global Rich List. Do this today!" George McLaird
Visit George's website at www.georgemclaird.com
IN LOVING MEMORY OF OUR BELOVEDSISTER, JUDY BARBER
Judy BarberDecember 31, 1946 - October 6, 2019
Judy Barber passed away peacefully on October6th, comforted as she had been for years by herloving and devoted husband, Steve Fabes, andher daughter, Kathryn Grace Mullins.
Though neighbors who could walk to church on aSunday, Judy's declining health had madea�ending difficult, and then impossible.
Judy was known equally for her incrediblewarmth and her sharp mind. She was immersedin, and beloved by, many communi�es, includingthe Sausalito Woman's Club, the American BarAssocia�on, the Sausalito Historical Society, and Christ Episcopal Church just up the hill. Her bright smile and gentle kindness were immediately evident upon mee�ng her and areremembered by all those who knew her.
The Marin IJ reads, Sausalito is missing a beau�ful smile. Our dear wife, mother, friend, sister,and colleague Judy Barber passed away a�er a five-year journey with Alzheimer's disease. Judypassed peacefully surrounded by family and friends on October 6, 2019. Her family wasfortunate to be with her, and her last moments characterized the word 'grace,' her middlename.
Judy's parents married and se�led in Sea�le, WA in 1937. Her mother Nancy Grace Taylor wasa gi�ed pianist and published poet. Her father James Stewart Barber (Jim) began a successfulreal estate development business that he con�nued a�er moving the family to the SanFrancisco Bay Peninsula in 1948. Judy a�ended school in Santa Clara and Marin Coun�es,gradua�ng from Redwood High School in 1964.
Those who knew Judy's strong independence were not surprised when just six weeks a�eropen heart surgery at Stanford Medical Center she enrolled in Colorado Women's College inDenver, CO, where she earned a Bachelor of Liberal Arts.
Judy gained her teaching creden�als at UC Berkeley and taught senior students at OlympicCon�nua�on High School in Walnut Creek. Next came a Master's degree from USF LoneMountain in San Francisco, beginning many years of service as a licensed Marriage & FamilyTherapist.
In 1977, Judy established JGB Associates (later becoming Family Money Consultants, LLC), atruly pioneering enterprise to address succession and personal conflicts inside familybusinesses. Judy had high-profile clients throughout the US, quickly earning trust and helpingthem resolve complex family dynamics.
As Judy's knowledge, skills, and reputa�on grew, she was published in the London FinancialTimes, featured on Bloomberg Radio, and produced her own quarterly newsle�er. Judy spokeat many legal and business conferences across the US and Europe, and served on the board ofthe San Francisco JAMS.
Outside of work, Judy was a dedicated mother and volunteer. She served as the Director of theNapa Valley Opera House, and was happiest when helping out in the kitchen at the Sausalito
Woman's Club and Christ Episcopal Church. Judy charmed all who knew her with her smile, herpearls, and her bunny-hop moves on the dance floor.
Judy will be forever loved and treasured by her family, and is survived by her daughter KathrynGrace Mullins, her husband Steve Fabes, her brothers Jim and Stephen Barber, and a widenetwork of nieces, nephews, extended family, and friends. Her brother, Kent S. Barberpredeceased her in May 2019, also from Alzheimer's.
The family will gather for a private Commi�al in the Columbarium at Sausalito's ChristEpiscopal Church. A public service will be held at Christ Episcopal Church in Sausalito at 11:00AM on Saturday, November 2nd, with a recep�on and celebra�on of life to follow across thestreet in Campbell Hall at 12:00 PM. All are welcome at the service and celebra�on.
The family would like to thank all of those who supported Judy and family in the Alzheimer'sjourney. Including Araceli, The Vineyard at Fountaingrove, Rachel, the Ray Dolby Center atCPMC, UCSF, Su�er Care at Home, and immeasurable contribu�ons from family, friends, andneighbors. In lieu of flowers please consider dona�ng to your local Hospice organiza�on or tothe Alzheimer's Associa�on.
The family welcomes all and requests that people PLEASE RSVP if you will be a�ending the recep�on and celebra�on of life at Christ EpiscopalChurch on November 2nd. Please email [email protected]
Notes can be sent to:Steve Fabes19 Cazneau Ave.Sausalito, CA [email protected]
And as we remind ourselves every week, we haven't much �me to gladden the hearts of thosewho journey the way with us. So be swi� to love; and make haste to be kind...
FRIDAY NIGHT SPECIAL
This past weekend Sausalito Presbyterian Church hosted a uniqueand special wedding ceremony and Thomson Hall Recep�on. Myfavorite element to the ceremony was all 60 guests each ligh�nga small candle for a few minutes and then blowing them out with
a good wish for Diane and Cleve.
The music was deligh�ul with violin and cello added to Ralph at the piano. The groom andgroomsmen entered to "Star Wars".
A change of tempo - "Beauty and the Beast" for bridesmaids and adorable flower girls in pinkchiffon and sparkly slippers; two and a half year old ring bearer.
Doors closed to get Diane's Princess dress all arranged. Her son escorted the bride into thechurch.
Thomson Hall looked like an elegant nightclub with mul� colored back ligh�ng constantlychanging the mood in the room. Ceiling strands of gold and white twinkling lights encouragedguests to the dance floor.
A bar was outside on the new deck. The DJ/singer brought the perfect playlist for dinner anddancing. Guests ranged in age from 4 monthold twins to a few octogenarians who did not holdback on the dance floor.
We wish Diane and Cleve much happiness as they take this step in their lives together.
Story and pictures by Shirley, SPC Wedding Director
GREEN TEAMGreta Thunberg addresses the United Na�onsSeptember 23, 2019 Click Link below to listen to her speech: h�ps://www.youtube.com/watch?
feature=youtu.be&v=v33ro5lGHQg&app=desktop
SPC's Climate Message - RENEWABLE ENERGY1. Have you purchased 100% renewable energy?Go solar or 'opt-up' for Deep Green with mcecleanenergy or PG&E Using renewable electricitylike wind and solar reduces demand for dir�er power sources.SPC and the Manse opted-up for 100% clean electric energy It costs us between $3 and $4dollars per month for each building. 2. Marin Interfaith Climate Ac�on (MICA)SPC is a MICA Member Working in our Communi�es to Ensure a Sustainable Planet Earth for Future Genera�ons.Our Vision - is a world in which human ac�vi�es foster climate jus�ce and ecosystemssustainability.Our Mission - to be agents for climate change through environmental educa�on and ac�onwithin out religious communi�es, advocacy for climate legisla�on and collabora�ve ac�onswith other environmental organiza�ons. We support Drawdown Marin The first ac�on is renewable energy. 3. California Interfaith Power and Light (CIPL)SPC is a CIPL Member - you can join as an individual memberOur Mission is to be faithful stewards of Crea�on by responding to global warmingthrough the promo�on of energy conserva�on, energy efficiency and renewable energy toprotect the earth's ecosystems, safeguard public health, and ensure sufficient, sustainableenergy for all.
For more informa�on, contactGreen Team Chair, Julie Carlson, [email protected]
ART SHOW NOVEMBER/DECEMBERWinged ImpressionsPhotography by Caitlin McCrory-Tomelden Caitlin McCrory-Tomelden was born andraised in Northern California and now residesin Marin. Although she began photography inher teens, her first experience inphotographing birds was in East Africa 25years ago. But it was in Marin, in her own backyard, where she became truly devoted to the artof bird photography. Says Caitlin, "Discovering, observing, and ge�ng to know birds through the lens makes me feeldeeply connected to nature. It puts me in the moment and heightens my senses. It isaddic�ve." She's sought out birds in California and other parts of the U.S. And next year shewill travel to Scotland in search of Gannets, Puffins, and other new species for her lens. Caitlin leads private birding tours and par�cipates in fundraising events for The AudubonSociety. "By crea�ng images that reveal their beauty in close detail, I hope to inspire a deeperapprecia�on of birds and ul�mately promote interest in conserva�on efforts." You're invited to meet Caitlin and see her work a�er church on November 3, where her birdcalendars for 2020 will also be hot off the press. See more of her work on www.caitlinmccrorytomelden.com, or contact her at [email protected].
Please be mindful to keep the kitchen sink in Fellowship Hall free of dirty dishesand the inside of cupboards kept �dy.
Thank you in advance
OF INTEREST
SONNEE WEEDEN HAS A NEW BOOK OUT
UPDATED ( 8 24 2018)
TUESDAY The Prayer & Healing Group meets every Tuesday from 5:30 PM to 6:30 PM
WEDNESDAY Community Lunch meets every Wednesday at 12:00 PM All are welcome to help out or just to enjoy a hot lunch with neighbors.
THIS Sunday, November 3, All Saint's Day of Love & Remembrance THIS Sunday, November 3 IS POTLUCK SUNDAY! Sunday, November 10 At 9:30 AM, Join Us For The Launch OfYouth Sunday School Sunday, November 10, Day Of The Dead Brunch, a�er the service.
Sunday, November 24, Thanksgiving Vespers at 6:00 PM Sunday, December 8, Christmas Vespers at 5:00 PM And join us every Sunday at 10:00 AMOur website is sausalitopres.org
COMMUNITY NEWS COMMUNITY BULLETIN BOARD
Found a new job? Ge�ng married? Your child made the honor roll? You lost an earring? Thecommunity bulle�n board is a way to share what is going on in your life with the SPCcommunity.
IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO GET LISTED IN OUR SPC DIRECTORY, PLEASE EMAIL PAM WILL [email protected] Put "Directory" in subject line Include contact info of: Home phone number Name Address Email address Cell number THAT'S ALL..........THANK YOU!
IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO UPDATE YOUR CONTACT INFO WE CAN POST IT HERE. PLEASE EMAILTHE CHURCH AT [email protected]
PLEASE NOTE--JEAN PATTERSON'S NEW EMAIL ADDRESS [email protected]
PLEASE NOTE--ALISON DEAL'S NEW EMAIL ADDRESS IS
PLEASE NOTE--CAROLE JEHLING'S NEW EMAIL ADDRESS [email protected]
PLEASE NOTE--MARY VANDYKE'S NEW ADDRESS IS635 Via Casitas.
Greenbrae, CA 94904
PLEASE NOTE--KAR AND VICTOR'S NEW ADDRESS IS403B Pine St.
Sausalito, CA 94965
PLEASE NOTE--NANCY OSBORN'S NEW CELL NUMBER IS415-676-1049
BOOK SHELF WHAT ARE SOME OF YOUR FAVORITE READS?
If you are reading a wonderful book that you would like to recommend or share please emailthe office at [email protected] and we will put in our Book Shelf.Email subject: Book Shelf If you like. you may write something about it or just the �tle and author and with or withoutyour name. Thank you!
NEW on OUR BOOK SHELF
The Great Believers by Rebecca Makkai
Nominated for the Pulitzer it links 1920s & 2015 Paris with young men of Chicago in the 1980sAIDS crisis. The author calls it 'a war novel.' This is essen�ally a story of love and friendship. The characters will stay with you long a�er you finish and this novel is a stunning example whywe read fic�on.
Recommend by Julie Carlson
MOVIES!!! If you have seen a great movie that you wouldlike to recommend or share please email theoffice at [email protected] and we willput in our MovieCorner. Email subject: "Movie Corner" If you like. you may
write something about it or just the �tle andauthor and with or without your name.
Thank you!
MOVIE CORNER
The Crea�ve Brain
on Ne�lixRecommend by Pam Will
SHARE YOUR FAVORITE RECIPES WITH THE SPC COMMUNITY We are star�ng a sec�on in SPINN for our favorite recipes. Something you create on your ownor out of your cookbook. Simple recipes for our fast pace lives or that Saturday or Sundayevening special dish. If you would like to submit a recipe to SPINN, please email it [email protected] and put "RECIPE" in subject line. Thank You!
Weeknight Bolognese
h�ps://barefootcontessa.com/recipes/weeknight-bolognese-1
Watermelon & Arugula Salad
h�ps://barefootcontessa.com/recipes/watermelon-arugula-salad
Recipe from Pam Will"This is so yummy and easy to fix" "I used sea salt instead of kosher salt and nolemon"
BIRTHDAYS TO CELEBRATEIn an effort to get to know each other be�er, we would like to run short profiles on thosecelebra�ng birthdays.
When is your birthday? Please let us know!In the mean�me,
Happy Birthday(s) to:
OCTOBER BIRTHDAYS24-Bill Pa�erson, Grover Dear's NEW birthday!!
25-Fred Collins, Kimberly Kassner-Earley, John McKinney26-Hawley Smith
NOVEMBER BIRTHDAYS
3- Carson Smith4- David Simerly8- Robert Ross
12- Michael Webb16- Sterling Lim17- Alison Deal
18- Marian Snyder19- Claudia Webb, Jordan Earley, Hayley Smith
20- Char Maassen25- Greta Graham (2008)
27- Margo Kirkpatrick29- Janis Cummins
DON'T FORGET WHEN SHOPPINGON AMAZON....Turn Your Everyday Shopping on AmazonInto Support for SPC! SPC will receive a rebate at no cost to you!
If you are doing any Amazon onlineshopping this year, consider joiningsmile.amazon.com. Your shoppingexperience will be exactly the same as it isnow, but Amazon will give a small rebate tothe church! If we all do it, it can really add up!
It's a simple and automa�c way for you to support SPC. Amazon will donate 0.5%of all your purchases to SPC at no cost to you!
SIGN-UP TODAY!1. Visit smile.amazon.com2. Sign into your Amazon account3. Choose your charity:Search for Sausalito Presbyterian Church Click 'Select' That's it!"Suppor�ng Sausalito Presbyterian Church" should now appear under the searchbox on the Amazon site4. Begin shopping!- There is no cap on the amount Amazon will donate- Most products are eligible, excluding digital goods and video rentals- "Eligible for AmazonSmile dona�on" appears on product detail page Remember: you always have to shop via smile.amazon.com. If you shopvia amazon.com your purchases will not generate a dona�on.
Smile Tip: When you are on Amazon.com and you find a product, try replacingthe www. with smile. and see if the product page s�ll works. Many of them doand you can easily switch to Smile this way.
Thank you for your support!!
Ques�ons?Julie Carlson will be happy to help [email protected]; 415-383-5037
eSCRIP REMINDER Whole Foods, Mollie Stone's, Woodland Market,Macy's, Big O Tires, Round Table Pizza, and manyothers. There is no cost to you. You shop the way you like toshop for groceries, clothing, travel, andentertainment. It's simple and convenient, all youneed to do is register your grocery club card andcredit/debit card(s).
Simple Registra�on-Register Today!
Log on to www.escrip.com and go to "sign up" Designate our group to receive contribu�ons.Our Group ID is # 500018745.Register your grocery club cards from a par�cipa�ng merchant and your credit, ATM anddebit cards if you wish.If you are already enrolled and have designated your contribu�ons to another group(such as a school), please consider adding SPC, thus enabling the church to receive apor�on of your designated contribu�ons.That's it! Visit eScrip merchants to shop. It's automa�c! We can poten�ally receivehundreds of dollars from your par�cipa�on alone! Even thousands of dollars if we enrolla significant number of the congrega�on.
If you shop at the Mill Valley Market,all you need to do is tell the cashierour code which is 7066, they willdonate 2% of your purchase to SPC.That is it :0)
SEPTEMBER 2018 Mollie Stone's NewsLending a hand....Success in any endeavor usually requires more work than luck. In this case, you're in luck - asgiving Sausalito Presbyterian Church a boost in their fundraising is easy: just shop with us! Weget to give our communi�es a hand and you get a rela�vely hands-off way of fundraising.Thanks for le�ng Mollie Stone's make a difference in your communi�es! Shopping with Mollie Stone's really does make a difference. Just sign up at Mollie Stone's whenyou go in and you will receive your script card. Easy!
PARKING BEHIND THE CHURCH IS BY PERMISSION ONLY
The limited parking spaces behind the church are now RESERVED for specific people withphysical challenges so they can a�end church without fear of pain or further injury. Ifyou have an accessibility issue and need to park in the back, call the church office at415-332-3790.
Thank you in advance for your compassionate coopera�on.
WE HAVE SUSPENDED USE OF THE PARKING PERMIT!Please obey all parking regula�ons while visi�ng SPC and visit our Direc�ons and Parking web-page forseveral parking op�ons by clicking HERE. A new op�on is to pay remotely for parking in downtown lots,using the Parkmobile app. This flexibility means you can also add to already paid parking if you find youneed more �me! For more info about the app, click HERE.
IF YOU WOULD LIKE TO SUBMIT SOMETHING TO SPINN
If you have an announcement for the SPC community or would like to share news or a photo of interest(photo as a jpeg, please) in SPINN, please email it to [email protected].
THE DEADLINE IS Tuesday at 2:00 PM, every week. Submissions are reviewed and edited by the officefor publica�on.
Thank you.
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Email: [email protected]: 415-890-3144
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