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San Francisco Examiner Sunday Travel section
For San Francisco residents, this Sunday's Travel section has a few pages about Paris if you are interested.
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Johnny Jet, at www.johnnyjet.com, has links to many of the Sunday travel sections. I'm not sure if the Examine is included, but it may be worth a try.
Francophile, could you post the link to the Examiner article? |
I don't know about a web address for the Examiner, but the main SF paper, the SF Chronicle, can be found at www.sfgate.com.
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Underhill has the correct website. I checked and it looks like the Travel section wasn't updated; it's still dated May 2nd.
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Thanks a bunch. Will check SFgate tomorrow morning.
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Here's the URL: http://www.sfgate.com/travel/
Francophile, isn't this link to Chronicle articles. I think the Examiner is a tabloid now. |
And today's SF Chronicle travel section has a big spread on France, including a lengthy article on budget hotels and guidebook recommendations. There's even one about biking the route of the Tour de France.
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Yes, to Betsy and Underhill. That is correct, the Examiner is a free independent paper now. I'm used to the old name-sorry. It is now called the SF Sunday Chronicle. I think I'm getting too old to remember things :)
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Underhill, the link I posted is to the articles you mentioned.
Francophile, you're not alone :-) |
Once upon a time there were 3 major SF newspapers: The Chronicle, the Examiner (operated by Hearst), and the afternoon Call-Bulletin. At some point the CB disappeared, leaving the Chron and the Examiner. A few years back the Chronicle was sold to the Hearst syndicate (and has never been the same, IMO), which was then forced to sell the Examiner, which was bought by a family that turned it into a tabloid. (I think that paper has again been sold, however.) So the Chronicle now remains as the primary newspaper for the City.
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