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Blog Beat: Supes Home in on Eagle Tavern License Transfer; Rolling Stone Says Amoeba Best U.S. Record Store

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  • Some SF supes are getting involved in the transfer of The Eagle Tavern's liquor license, says Bay Area Reporter.
  • In the tell us something we don't know department, Rolling Stone has named Amoeba the best record story in the country, reports Berkeleyside.
  • If the Giants and Dodgers can make nice for a bit, maybe the Repubs and Dems can do the same, says Calbuzz.
  • Necessary Conversation episode 27 is out, and it's a special Wondercon edition

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