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Blog Beat: Fruitvale Gang Injunction Testimony Ends; Was Dolores Park Anti-War Protest Boring?

Apr 12, 2011

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After nine weeks, testimony in the Fruivale gang injunction hearing has finally ended, reports The Informant.
Uptown Almanac says the reason that nobody goes to anti-war protests is that they're boring, and, rightly or wrongly, points to last weekend's rally in Dolores Park as an example.
Some of his best friends are Dodgers fans, confesses Peter Harlaub in The Poop.
I rather like this Muni Diaries' recounting of a bus driver telling a passenger just how he became religious.

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