Many people have contacted us asking how they can help our employees and students who have been affected by the #CZULightningFire. THANK YOU. We have a few new resources for those who need help, and those willing to give help. https://t.co/sXw199iuEE
Researchers @UCSFHospitals begin testing a mixture of two of the most promising #COVID-19 treatments in hopes that the concoction will be the “golden ticket” that neutralizes the #coronavirus. https://t.co/jCwAaszsCa
Congratulations to our very own Caroline Miller, Senior Health & Safety Manager at Kirkwood, for being selected by Ski Area Management (SAM) for their annual “11 Under 30” list!
https://t.co/ce3DfQ3cR2
There is a lot to unpack here..."“Our gatherings liberate a space and time to dan[c]e and coalesce by moonlight in the magic of the High Sierra,” they explained. https://t.co/krrNDsdHCw
San Francisco’s hottest club is BUCKET BAR.
No, really. Zoom happy hours ain’t got nothin on the real thing. Covering this was the most fun I’ve had in four months. https://t.co/3Hf6x1QSg0
Congrats to my incredible colleague Caroline Miller! This is one of the favorite parts of my PR job - highlighting women in the industry who deserve recognition. #womeninleadership#ski#SAM https://t.co/L9b8tbqQ3S
Are you dreading going back into the office when the pandemic is over? You're not alone. If you're in the #Sacramento area, I want to hear from you. For a @CapRadioNews story.
#COVID19 continues to spread at an alarming rate.
Effective immediately, 19 counties must close indoors operations for the following sectors:
- Restaurants
- Wineries
- Movie theaters & family entertainment
- Zoos, museums
- Cardrooms
Bars must close ALL operations.
Inle Burmese Cuisine (Church & 25th) is delicious. Planning on writing some sort of feature story on them because they deserve all the attention and because we don't want awesome spots like this to go out of business. Order some take out! https://t.co/2Q3r5Q6T31
Dozens of blue whales have been spotted off San Francisco this week, including 47 near the Farallon Islands in 1 hour - among the most ever seen in Northern California waters since records began in 1968. The reason? Lots of krill. https://t.co/dhgJv1lrlV @PointBlueConSci @GFNMS