
Jason Mastrodonato
Staff Features Writer at The Mercury News
Staff Features Writer at East Bay Times
Staff Features Writer covering Bay Area food, drinks & more for the @MercNews @EastBayTimes. Spent 15 years covering sports in Boston & SF. Baseball HOF voter.
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2 days ago |
sacbee.com | John Metcalfe |Jason Mastrodonato |Linda Zavoral |Kate Bradshaw
It was just last August when we highlighted 16 amazing sandwiches scattered throughout the rich Bay Area food scene. Readers got so fired up, they submitted their favorites and we showcased 16 more sandwiches not to miss. But with the change in seasons comes another opportunity to dive into the delicious world of sandwiches. Take them with you on hikes, midday picnics in the park, road trips or just a lazy night in.
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2 days ago |
mercurynews.com | John Metcalfe |Jason Mastrodonato |Linda Zavoral |Kate Bradshaw
But with the change in seasons comes another opportunity to dive into the delicious world of sandwiches. Take them with you on hikes, midday picnics in the park, road trips or just a lazy night in. Many of these sandwiches are big enough to have one half for dinner and leftovers for lunch the next day.
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2 weeks ago |
pressdemocrat.com | Jason Mastrodonato
Trader Joe’s has a new item that is flying off the shelves, but this time it’s not a seasonal treat. Mini canvas tote bags are all the rage this week, as the beloved grocery store released some limited-edition spring colors including pastel shades of pink, lavender, baby blue and mint green. Former Facebook executive tells Senate committee company undermined US national security with ChinaThe bags have been selling out everywhere.
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2 weeks ago |
mercurynews.com | Jason Mastrodonato
Trader Joe’s has a new item that is flying off the shelves, but this time it’s not a seasonal treat. Mini canvas tote bags are all the rage this week, as the beloved grocery store released some limited edition spring colors including pastel shades of pink, lavender, baby blue and mint green. The bags have been selling out everywhere.
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2 weeks ago |
mercurynews.com | Jason Mastrodonato
On a recent Friday afternoon, the sun was shining, the birds were chirping, the yellow wildflowers were dancing in the breeze and the San Francisco skyline beckoned to be painted from the empty benches at Middle Harbor Shoreline Park. There wasn’t another human within eyesight. How could it be that a place so serene, full of color and warmth, with wide open picnic areas and clean restrooms — and a 2½-mile walk on flat pavement — could be so deserted?
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