Zara Stone
Freelance Journalist at Freelance
Culture reporter @sfstandard | tech, biz, + SF life | π¬π§β‘πΊπΈ | Author "Killer Looks: The History of Plastic Surgery In Prisons." [email protected]
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2 weeks ago |
sfstandard.com | Zara Stone
In March, the line to enter MNT, a new pilates and coworking space in the Marina that bills itself as San Franciscoβs βfirst wellness social club,β wrapped around the block.
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2 weeks ago |
sfstandard.com | Zara Stone
Their babyβs first car ride was fully autonomous. Are they postpartum pioneers β or have they lost their early-adopting minds? Mario Sanoguera had never been so nervous to order a robotaxi. On Dec. 20, just two days after the birth of his first child, Mia, the 32-year-old and his wife, Rachel Wu, stood outside Kaiser Permanente hospital in Anza Vista and summoned a Waymo.
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2 weeks ago |
sfstandard.com | Zara Stone
In November 2023, Joel Reske, a 28-year-old software engineer, received a Venmo for $700 from a stranger. The payment memo was tagged βfor the flower run.β Reske, who lives in the Lower Haight, had pitched the idea of a flower run β an unofficial 5K in which people in race bibs and tutus would hand out flowers in Golden Gate Park β a month earlier to a Google form allegedly monitored by a mysterious, altruistic tech worker.
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3 weeks ago |
sfstandard.com | Zara Stone
Onsen has reopened after five years, with heated pools, cold plunges, and a fresh take on communal bathing culture. Onsen Bathhouse, a Japanese communal bathing space in the Tenderloin, reopened for business Friday after a five-year hiatus. Sandwiched between an auto-body shop and The Healing Well, a dilapidated building where free yoga classes are offered to unhoused people, is a beautiful, 3,200-square-foot retreat with a steam room, redwood sauna, cold plunge, and 15-person heated soaking pool.
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1 month ago |
sfstandard.com | Zara Stone
Employees are biting their tongues on the job, fearing layoffs and retaliation. But theyβre venting in their 50-minute sessions. Tech workers who spend hundreds of dollars for 50-minute therapy sessions increasingly have one man they want to discuss: Mark Zuckerberg.
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