Susan Fry, Richmond resident since 1979 and RichmondSFBlog reader, sent me these great pics today of an unusual sight – a rainbow over the Golden Gate strait: “It was sunny, but raining over the GG Strait…and there was a rainbow!… Continue Reading
If bowling has never been your thing, then maybe Bocce Ball is the game for you. Muriel Leff mini-park on 7th Avenue will host their first ever Bocce Ball and Community Picnic this Sunday from 2-4pm. Play or watch some… Continue Reading
This Thursday night, October 22 29, head out to The Balboa Theater for “Thrillville’s Gore N’ Snorefest”. Hosted by the B-movie duo Will the Thrill and Monica -Tiki Goddess of Thrillville. This unique film festival features two super sleazy sexy… Continue Reading
As a child (and ok, maybe once or twice as an adult), I trick or treated up and down the streets of the Richmond District. Nowadays there are just as many events going as there are homes handing out candy… Continue Reading
I was out at the Polo Fields for a team practice. I remember it was very warm, and there was no wind. After the quake stopped, all the eucalyptus trees that border the polo fields were swaying back and forth,… Continue Reading
Next week, The Planning Association for the Richmond (PAR) will hold a general meeting which is open to the public; you do not need to be a PAR member to attend. Up for discussion at this meeting will be our… Continue Reading
Tonight, Supervisor Eric Mar and his staff hosted a reception for the opening of a Richmond District-themed photography exhibition entitled “Photography from the Fog”. The pieces are on display in Supervisor Mar’s office in City Hall, Room 284. The photos… Continue Reading
[Reprinted from The Richmond Police Station Newsletter of October 16, 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 Year to date Richmond Station has received over 700 reports of… Continue Reading