Two huge shows honor Grateful Dead—burps, farts, and all
Plus: 'Pay what you can' restaurant day—and what's up with the new Planning Commission members?
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Today's headlines:
‘Jerry farts and burps’: Grateful Dead live on in spirited retrospectives
By Joshua Rotter
Haight Street Art Center puts on two huge shows that keep the band's colorful legacy and community ticking.
What’s up with our new Planning Commission members?
By Tim Redmond
Plus: Another developer giveaway. That's The Agenda for July 27-Aug 2
Good Taste: Mark your calendar for ‘pay what you can’ restaurant day
By Tamara Palmer
Mexico City-rooted initiative gets local participation from Al pastor Papi, Reem's, Merkado, Understory, more
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