San Francisco's counterculture revolution is remembered for its embrace of psychedelic drugs and a live-out-loud ethos. A symbol of this era was Ken Kesey's psychedelic bus. The city's history is marked by this period, which promoted a love-your-neighbor attitude. Further details about this time in San Francisco's history are available on facebook.com.
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BART's new schedule changes start Monday
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4 lanes on Bay Bridge will be closed 5 nights a week
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Bay Bridge repair work will shut down lanes through October
Bay Bridge repair work will shut down lanes through October.
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Bearly moving
At 26th and Shotwell Streets. Photo by Robert Weiner. Bearly moving
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