The hippies had to give up their hill today as thousands came out for Opera in the Park in Sharon Meadow. The short video below shows performances at today’s event from the opera Il Trovatore, which is currently being performed… Continue Reading
The Chronicle’s “Native Son” columnist, Carl Nolte, has a nice article in today’s paper about new life being breathed into 90-year old Paul’s Hatworks on Geary Boulevard. Four twenty-something women purchased the business from owner Michael Harris, closed and cleaned… Continue Reading
Last Thursday, residents fighting the 673-675 44th Avenue development attended the Planning Commission hearing about the case. About twelve residents spoke to the Commission about their concerns. The resident that requested the discretionary review had five minutes to speak, other… Continue Reading
When I look back on my week, I realize I had some form of chocolate every day whether it was a hot chocolate, a Hershey’s kiss, or chocolate ice cream. Apparently, I really like chocolate. If you do too, then… Continue Reading
Richmond District Supervisor Eric Mar sat down with the Public Press recently and gave his thoughts on the city budgeting process which you’ll see in the video below. I found the clip interesting from the standpoint that Mar is a… Continue Reading
Stop by Frankenart Mart gallery on Sunday from 1 to 6pm for a free hot dog (veggie or beef) to celebrate the announcement of the winning Hot Dog drawing. If you were reading the blog a couple months back, you’ll… Continue Reading
[Reprinted from The Richmond Police Station Newsletter of September 11, 2009. To be added to the station’s mailing list, email sfpd.richmond.station@sfgov.org or visit their website.] CAPTAIN RICHARD CORREIA’S MESSAGE There are three areas in the Richmond District that experience a… Continue Reading
PG&E crews were performing routine maintenance last nght at 6th Avenue and Clement when an operating switch produced a large spark, triggering a power outage for 8,300 customers. That was around 4:15pm. PG&E spokesman Andrew Souvall said all customers had… Continue Reading