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Sunday, November 29, 2009

Barry Korengold Clarifies His "Criteria for Compromise"

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Barry Korengold (photo) wanted so many changes in my post of his plan that I decided to turn the editorial juggling over to him. I think the...
Friday, November 27, 2009

Town Hall Meetings: The SFCDA's Criteria for Compromise

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Barry Korengold of the San Francisco Cab Drivers Association presented plans for both a compromise solution to taxi reform and a driver...
Tuesday, November 17, 2009

Town Hall Meetings: the MHA Plan

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Yesterday medallion holder Michael Ferguson, Pre -K medallion holder Patrick Shannon and MHA president Carl Macmurdo (picture) presented t...
Sunday, November 15, 2009

The UTW's Nov'09 Flyer

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At a time when almost everyone in the taxi industry is trying to work out a reasonable compromise reform plan, when even the arch-demon of o...
Thursday, November 12, 2009

The SFCDA Meeting: Chris Hayashi Strikes Again

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The indefatigable Deputy Director of Taxis, Chris Hayashi , took a break from washing her car and turned up to speak at the SFCDA meeting o...
Wednesday, November 11, 2009

The MHA's Annual Meeting: Kim and Gonzales

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Matt Gonzales and Hansu Kim of the Taxicab Coalition also spoke at the MHA meeting last Monday. They spoke for about 45 minutes, mostly ab...
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Tuesday, November 10, 2009

THE MHA's Annual Meeting: Hayashi's Talk

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The MHA held its annual meeting last night highlighted by talks by Chris Hayashi (picture), Hansu Kim and Matt Gonzales. Dan Hinds also s...
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Crocker Amazon is the nom de blog of Ed Healy. I started this blog in 2009 when Mayor Gavin Newsom tried to steal taxi driver medallion and use them to pay off the San Francisco's 600 million debt. I have used this blog to help inform the public and the people who make decisions about the various issues that arose from this including the Taxi Reform, protests and other changes that followed. I've been driving a cab for 25 years in San Francisco. You can contact me at: amazincrocker@gmail.com I've started a new blog devoted purely to cab Stories at: http://phantomcabstories.blogspot.com/ Comments are welcome but please identify yourself.
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