This Thursday, July 30, the Richmond Library, 351 9th Ave., is hosting a couple of interesting events. 2pm: Dog Talk with Kathy Brody Understand dog behavior and safety do’s and don’ts with Kathy Brody of the SPCA. Includes communication, body… Continue Reading
[Reprinted from The Richmond Police Station Newsletter of July 24, 2009. To be added to their mailing list, email the station at sfpd.richmond.station@sfgov.org or visit their website.] CAPTAIN RICHARD CORREIA’S MESSAGE On July 21, 2009 twenty-five Richmond residents attended our… Continue Reading
As reported in the recent issue of the Richmond Review, Supervisor Eric Mar and members of the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission walked door-to-door on Geary Boulevard June 10 to encourage businesses to participate in SFGreasecycle, the City’s free grease-to-biofuel… Continue Reading
On Monday night, July 27, Supervisor Eric Mar and his staff will co-host an informational meeting about the Geary Bus Rapid Transit plan, a.k.a. Geary BRT, which aims to bring pedestrian and street improvements to Geary Boulevard in 2012/2013. The… Continue Reading
West Fest, a free music festival celebrating the 40th Anniversary of Woodstock, is coming to Golden Gate Park on October 25. Best of all, admission is free! The concert will be held at Speedway Meadow. Acts will include Country Joe… Continue Reading
In case you didn’t get the flourescent green flyer on your door this week… This Sunday there is a free eWaste drop-off at Argonne Elementary School at 17th Avenue and Cabrillo. This is a great chance to properly dispose of… Continue Reading
The San Francisco International Poetry Festival kicks off today and runs through Sunday. Our own Richmond Library will be hosting two events this Saturday, July 25. Details are below. To see the full list of events for the festival, visit… Continue Reading
[From the SF Chronicle] Japanese Tea Garden pitch hangs on $500,000 grant It’s been years – seriously, years – since the Recreation and Park Department began its search for a new vendor to run the Japanese Tea Garden, one that… Continue Reading