[Reprinted from The Richmond Police Station Newsletter of February 4, 2011. To be added to the station’s mailing list, email sfpd.richmond.station@sfgov.org.] CAPTAIN RICHARD CORRIEA’S MESSAGE Shoplifting is one of our more common crimes but is usually only reported to police… Continue Reading
Mayoral candidate Joanna Rees is locating her campaign headquarters here in the Richmond District. She’ll be officially opening the office this week. On Thursday, February 10th, Rees is inviting anyone to come by for the opening reception from 6pm until… Continue Reading
The lion dancers were back on Clement Street today in celebration of the Lunar/Chinese New Year. Photos below by beggyberry, along with some video I took of them performing a couple of years ago. Sarah B. From Wikipedia: During the… Continue Reading
Next Saturday, the newly opened Presidio Landmark apartments will host a free “A Taste of Wine Country” event, open to members of the community and neighborhood (event flyer). We invite you to sample some of the best culinary offerings out… Continue Reading
In this month’s issue of The Richmond Review newspaper, the above photo was featured, which shows thousands of citizens marching in protest against the Vietnam War. They’re moving down Geary Boulevard; that’s the Donut World at 18th Avenue in the… Continue Reading
Love this! Some great surfing shots in there. Music is “Shake Me Down” by Cage The Elephant. Thanks to stokereport.com for the tip.
It’s that time of year when a Hallmark holiday forces you to dust off your romantic tools and wax poetic. If the thought of that is making your palms sweat, don’t fret! The Bazaar Cafe is offering a free workshop… Continue Reading
Starting this Friday, the 4-Star at 23rd and Clement will be showing two new comedies from Hong Kong in celebration of the Chinese New Year. First up is “I Love Hong Kong”, a feel good movie which instills that all… Continue Reading