After three years dealing with the nonstop problems of the Bay Area’s biggest mass transit system, San Francisco BART Board Director Nick Josefowitz has his sights on a higher office: the District Two seat on the Board of Supervisors.

On Tuesday, Josefowitz filed papers to succeed Supervisor Mark Farrell and represent the upscale Marina, Cow Hollow and Presidio Heights neighborhoods. Farrell will be termed out next year and is widely seen as a candidate for mayor.

The other official District Two candidate, startup founder Schuyler Hudak, entered the race in June and has so far raised $39,020, much of it coming from lawyers, tech workers and bankers. Recreation and Park Commissioner and labor attorney Kat Anderson — who works for the Pacific Media Workers Guild, which represents Chronicle employees —to dismissal for failure to comply with the mandatory grievance and arbitration procedures set forth in the collective bargaining agreement involved in these cases.  We affirm.


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Darden went to work for U.S. Steel at its Fairfield facility in Alabama on May 28, 1969.  He was laid off in May of 1981.  Thereafter he worked for another employer, Radiology Systems of Birmingham, Alabama, as a technician.  Dillon began his employment with U.S. Steel at its Fairfield facility on July 3, 1972 and was laid off in May of 1981.  He subsequently worked for ShowBiz Pizza as an electronics technician.  Holmes was employed by U.S. Steel at its plant in Chicago, Illinois from November 21, 1969 to April, 1982 when he was also laid off.