This Thursday is the city-wide Bike to Work Day event sponsored by the San Francisco Bicycle Coalition. Join our Supe this Thursday at 7:30am at the Blue Danube Cafe, 306 Clement, for the ride downtown. Happy pedaling! Sarah B. Supervisor… Continue Reading
Join the San Francisco Department of Public Works and students of George Washington High School for a community cleanup on Saturday. Volunteers will help clean up school campuses, plant trees, work on greening projects, remove weeds, paint out graffiti, pick… Continue Reading
The Richmond District Police Station will host a community meeting on Tuesday, May 18 from 7pm – 8pm. The meeting wil be held at the Richmond Station, 461 6th Avenue. I know that many readers and neighbors were concerned and… Continue Reading
Are you or do you know a young person interested in making sure that city government hears and is accountable to the voices, issues and perspectives of San Francisco’s young people? The San Francisco Youth Commission is a group of… Continue Reading
Next Wednesday, the Park Presidio Neighbors group will hold their annual Town Hall meeting at the Hebrew Academy, 645 14th Avenue, 7pm. This year’s meeting will cover the latest information about the removal of hazardous trees in the Park Presidio… Continue Reading
Green Apple’s blog reports that Richmond District resident and young adult author S. Terrell French was in Washington D.C. recently to accept the Green Earth Book Award for her novel Operation Redwood. Released last May, Operation Redwood tells the story… Continue Reading
Tomorrow night, April 21, the Planning Association for the Richmond (PAR) will hold a public, general meeting at the Richmond Recreation Center, 251 18th Avenue, from 7pm – 9pm. Topics on the agenda include: 1) Pilot plan to extend parking… Continue Reading
As you may remember, last December a 9th Avenue resident was the victim of a violent assault after pulling into his garage. As a RichmondSFBlog reader, you probably have read the police blotter from time to time, silently hoping that… Continue Reading