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Randy Shaw
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Author and Editor, BeyondChron
San Francisco
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By Randy Shaw| BeyondChron@ Four of San Francisco’s longtime economic linchpins— Fisherman’s Wharf, Union Square, Downtown and the San Francisco Centre—no longer drive city revenue. These spaces are outdated. They require a radical makeover. The city should help make this happen. Union Square and Fisherman’s Wharf offer a 1950’s and 60’s environment in a 2025 world. Downtown office workers are not coming back. The San Francisco Centre cannot return as a successful shopping center. A radical remaking of these areas is required.
By Randy Shaw| BeyondChron@ Refugees Build a Better TenderloinVien Do and Thai Cheng are Southeast Asian refugees who arrived in the Tenderloin in 1980 and 1981 respectively. Both have worked for the Tenderloin Housing Clinic, publisher of Beyond Chron, for over twenty years. Their stories embody the larger narrative of the positive impact of Vietnamese and Cambodian refugees on the Tenderloin and San Francisco. Vien DoVien Do left Vietnam in 1978. He was 17 years old. His uncle had to leave the country; he took Vien with him.
By Randy Shaw| BeyondChron@ Four of San Francisco’s longtime economic linchpins— Fisherman’s Wharf, Union Square, Downtown and the San Francisco Centre—no longer drive city revenue. These spaces are outdated. They require a radical makeover. The city should help make this happen. Union Square and Fisherman’s Wharf offer a 1950’s and 60’s environment in a 2025 world. Downtown office workers are not coming back. The San Francisco Centre cannot return as a successful shopping center. A radical remaking of these areas is required.
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BeyondChron
San Francisco, United States
+1 415-771-9850