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There's a treasure hunt for $10,000 happening in SF, but it's resulting in X-mark digging complaints
Two weeks into a citywide treasure hunt in San Francisco, the $10,000 loot said to be buried about a foot underground remains unfound as complaints grow over damage in public parks.
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Two weeks into a citywide treasure hunt in San Francisco, the $10,000 loot said to be buried about a foot underground remains unfound as complaints grow over damage in public parks.
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According to ABC7 Bay Area’s linked item, There’s a treasure hunt for $10,000 happening in SF, but it’s resulting in X-mark digging complaints, Two weeks into a citywide treasure hunt in San Francisco, the $10,000 loot said to be buried about a foot underground remains unfound as complaints grow over damage in public parks.
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