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1. The Jonas Brothers Are 'Burnin' Up' San Francisco Again (patch.com) — San Francisco music fans can look forward to the Jonas Brothers bringing their "The Burning Up Tour, All Over Again" to Chase Center on November 21, with special guests including Franklin Jonas. The show is part of a 45-city North American run, and local fans get early ticket access via Spotify Premium before general sales open later in the week.
2. Nonprofit To Throw Two-Day Pool Party In SF With Hopes Of Getting Over 60 Dogs Adopted (patch.com) — Dog lovers in San Francisco can head to Muttville Senior Dog Rescue's Mission District headquarters this weekend for a free two-day pool party featuring more than 60 adoptable senior dogs. With waived adoption fees through the Clear the Shelters campaign, visitors can enjoy treats, prizes, and playful pups while helping local dogs find new homes.
3. Crews Pull Body From San Francisco Bay: Report (patch.com) — San Francisco readers are learning more about a grim discovery near the Ferry Building, where fire crews pulled a body from the Bay on Sunday evening and turned it over to the city medical examiner. Investigators are working to confirm the person's identity and cause of death as the region continues to reel from the recent Volare boat sinking, which left multiple passengers dead or missing in San Francisco Bay.
4. ABC Announces Special On-Sale Liquor Licenses for the City and County of San Francisco (ca.gov) — New state-issued liquor licenses are opening up specifically for restaurants in San Francisco's Downtown Hospitality Zone, with applications accepted Sept. 14–25 at ABC's San Francisco office. Local restaurateurs can seek one of ten new on-sale general licenses, but face strict eligibility rules, a nearly $20,000 application fee, and a possible lottery if demand exceeds supply.
5. 20 Brands in 20 Days: John Allers, Live 105, San Francisco (barrettmedia.com) — San Francisco Bay Area listeners just got a deep look at how iconic alternative station Live 105 was resurrected after briefly disappearing from the FM dial. The piece follows programmer John Allers' strategy to restore the station's San Francisco-rooted identity, rebuild its local music connections, and create memorable in-person experiences that streaming services can't match.
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