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Zachary Clark

Zachary Clark

Works at Where San Francisco magazine, covering local culture and lifestyle topics. He's also a freelance writer and reporter at his neighborhood paper, Glen Park News.

Homelessness
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How Pacific Northwest Cities Have Made Space for Homeless Encampments

03.23.2017
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By Zachary Clark, Contributor

San Francisco officials have been skeptical of sanctioning homeless encampments as transitional housing, but local activists note that the model has a long track record in Seattle, Portland and Eugene, Ore.

News
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Will San Francisco Embrace ‘Sanctioned’ Camps for the Homeless?

03.16.2017
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By Zachary Clark, Contributor

Despite finding acceptance in the Northwest, self-managed tent communities on vacant land have been a hard sell to Mayor Lee’s office. Change might be in the wind.

Elections
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Record Number of S.F. Voters Cast Ballots

11.21.2016
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By Noah Arroyo, Assistant Editor, Zachary Clark, Contributor and Helena Ong, Reporter

More people voted in this election than in 2008, when Barack Obama was elected president.

City Hall
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Proposition D Drains Mayor’s Power in Filling Supervisor Seats, Other Major Vacancies

11.03.2016
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By Zachary Clark, Contributor

Since 1948, every San Francisco mayor but one has appointed at least two people to vacancies on the Board of Supervisors. Incumbency has proven crucial, with nearly 80 percent being subsequently elected. On Nov. 8, voters will decide if they want to take back some power from the mayor’s office.

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