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Originally published as two books--one for the centennial of the arrival of the Pacific Coast Railway into Arroyo Grande in 1881 and one for the centennial of its arrival in Los Alamos in 1882--this publication combines both into a single volume
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Sirenita Lake Cris Gutierrez:Paperback He is often described asIn essays published in Frighten the Horses, Catster, and Open Salon, San Francisco writer, activist and iconoclast Cris Gutierrez (1951 2013) discusses politics, sexuality, family, cats, the ins and outs of San Francisco landlord tenant law, her adolescence in 1960s San Francisco, and the values that made her a lifetime nonconformist.