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Twist in prosecuting his murder | It’s quiet up there for a reason |
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Ron Russell Editor’s blog |
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One of NPR’s most glowing institutions was allowed to die yesterday. Neil Conan signed off for the last broadcast of Talk of the Nation, a midday staple for 21 years. However good the (less expensive to produce) successor programming is or isn’t, TOTN will be sorely missed. Here’s Conan’s exit interview (audio and print) with Tell Me More from NPR News.
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Ex-KRON weathercaster Evelyn Taft tweets from Palm Springs
An airship casts its shadow over downtown Oakland
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New life for United Airlines' long-dark landmark sign at SFO | Chris McGinnis
Ross Mirkarimi, wife Eliana Lopez at Hall of Justice, July 20, 2012 | CBS San Francisco
Protester with friend at Justin Herman Plaza | Thomas Hawk
