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Mister SF and the wandering burger make it one for the road in “Bye, Bob.” |
From the category archives:
Farewell Favorites
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Mister SF visits the Panhandle to say so long to an iconic neighborhood resident. |
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Mister SF confronts his abandonment issues in the Mission District. |
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Panhandle neighborhood says goodbye to the Pink Lotus. |
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A reader remembers Dirty Harry’s dead pool. |
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Petit Robert pas plus. |
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See’s Candy another ghost of Polk. |
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Like a Virgin, done. |
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Buzz can’t no satisfaction at SF Patient’s Co-Op. |
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Lights out for Black Oak. |
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San Francisco-based journalist Hank Donat is Mister SF. The web site MisterSF.com began as an effort to inspire a City that was demoralized by the dot com bust in 2001. MisterSF.com and Heart of the City undertook the task of reminding neighbors down the block - and travelers worldwide - that the magic of San Francisco endured then, just as it does today.
The City celebrated its “Online Ambassador” and his effort to support neighborhood concerns. With its unique content and first-hand observations and interviews, the site grew to become a trusted resource for outlets everywhere and an asset to communities at home. Hank’s Heart of the City soon included a newspaper column and GPS-guided tour. Since 2008, the site has been named among “Five Helpful Web Sites for San Francisco” by Fodor’s in its annual SF guidebook.
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Always at the epicenter of history, surrounded by the magic of San Francisco, Hank Donat continues to enumerate the City's charms as seen through the lens of Mister SF, its Online Ambassador and first Gay Housewife™.