The photo above is of Sally, a 96-year young Richmond District resident that blog reader (and cub reporter) David H. ran into on the 38 Geary bus today. “I could tell she was in some distress so I asked her… Continue Reading
RichmondSFBlog reader Gabriel Lampert contacted us this morning about an unusual incident that caught the attention of the SFPD and the SFFD. Yesterday, a neighbor of Lampert’s observed a man running up Balboa Street from Ocean Beach, dropping small piles… Continue Reading
To celebrate their new upgrades, CinemaSF is hosting “Balboa Day”, a family-friendly event that includes movies, raffles, face painting and other activities for kids at the Balboa Theater. Since the San Francisco Neighborhood Theater Foundation helped the Balboa get a… Continue Reading
Once again this summer, the San Francisco Department of Children, Youth and Their Families is providing free lunches for kids and teens at 85 locations throughout the city. Every Monday through Friday from June 4 through August 10, 2012, everyone… Continue Reading
On June 9, the Conservatory of Flowers in Golden Gate Park will host Rose & the Nightingale, a female quartet on tour to celebrate “the sublimity of gardens through poetry and song”. Rose & the Nightingale is a New York… Continue Reading
[Reprinted from The Richmond Police Station Newsletter of June 1, 2012. To be added to the station’s mailing list, email sfpd.richmond.station@sfgov.org.] CAPTAIN ERIC VINTERO’S MESSAGE You are cordially invited to attend a special community meeting on Monday, June 4, from… Continue Reading
Fear the giant feline! Photo by Dreams in 8 Bit Some local links to see you through your Thursday: George Peabody Elementary School (251 6th Avenue) was honored by SF Environment with an Environmental Excellence Award. “George Peabody Elementary eagerly… Continue Reading
“The Pink Elephants of 540 Club” by Andy George Andy George works as a server at Q on Clement Street, dishing up the gourmet comfort food that the restaurant is noted for. But George has another sideline in the neighborhood… Continue Reading