July 8, 2014 | Lifestyle Story City Life
Computer Scientists Building an Internet of Dogs: For emergency rescue, obviously. [Fast Company]
Increased Density Won't Make Housing Affordable: The argument's a little dense and jargon laden, but the basic point is that increasing supply locally won't make much of a dent if the demand is global. [Pacific Standard]
Can SF Restaurants Survive a Higher Minimum Wage?: Different perspectives on the ballot initiative. [Edible SF]
A's Threaten to Move to Montreal or San Antonio: Sure, it's a threat. But is it a credible one? [SFGate]
Marmot Released Back to Yosemite: San Francisco gives one homeless animal a bus ticket back home. [SF Examiner]
Underberg Is the New Fernet: Sure it is. Sure it is. We'll keep doing shots of Jager, thanks. [The Bold Italic]
Kinch Vows to Rebuild Manresa: Repairing the fire damage at the restaurant could take months and hundreds of thousands of dollars. [Eater SF]
Developers Rush to Alameda Point: 800 units of mixed use development could be in the works. [SF Business Times]
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