I would be remiss as a neighborhood blogger, before our beloved Giants take the field today, to not interview our own “Baseball Mary” who is by far the biggest Giants fan in our neighborhood, and possibly the city. Mary came… Continue Reading
Last Saturday, Richmond District Supervisor Eric Mar joined a team of volunteers from grassroots group Greening Geary to clean up some medians and plant eight trees near 14th & 15th Avenues. I’m digging that orange vest! This was the first… Continue Reading
Streetsblog SF has a touching article about Derek Allen, who lost his life last Thursday night after colliding with a MUNI bus at 6th Avenue and Clement Street. He was on his way to get dim sum. After his aunt,… Continue Reading
This Saturday from 11am until 4pm is your chance to get a close look at the changes that have been taking place inside the Presidio’s 15th Avenue gate, a.k.a. the Public Health Service District. The Presidio is hosting an open… Continue Reading
Yesterday’s Sunday Streets, dubbed “Penguin to Penguin” because of its start at the Academy of Sciences and its end at the Zoo, brought out two great things in abundance – San Franciscans and sunshine. Thousands came out to enjoy a… Continue Reading
We first told you about Amybelle’s Wash & Dry at 3220 Balboa back in December. They let us know that co-owner Amy Capule would be offering a special service to lend a hand during these tough economic times. That special… Continue Reading
Ellen Murphy celebrates her 100th birthday. Photo by Marilyn Garry-Mulkeen from the Bay Citizen The Bay Citizen today has a nice article by Martin Mulkeen about his 100 year old great aunt who has spent her entire life living in… Continue Reading
Our friends over at the Richmond District Neighborhood Center are running a community survey to assess the needs of adults in our area. RDNC Coordinator Mila Diaz says the survey information will be used to determine what the Richmond District… Continue Reading