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Recommend your favorite methods for finding out what's happening in San Francisco. One per answer, and feel free to suggest things that aren't internet-based (if you don't mind giving away your secrets!) -- just describe them instead.
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EveryBlock San Francisco allows you to keep tabs on your neighborhood, however you define that -- whether it's X blocks away from your address or an oddly shaped area. Their FAQ explains what the site tries to do. Its information mostly falls into these major categories:
I use it by setting up an RSS feed for 8 blocks around my apartment so that I know about new restaurants, local muggings, and things like that. Seeing the nearby Flickr photos is just a fun bonus =)
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