[For privacy reasons, the real name of the story’s subject has been changed.] Lisa Smith had never considered swimming for exercise before, but at the beginning of August, she decided it was time to give it a try. After looking… Continue Reading
Bay Area blog “A Teaspoon for Two” has a short post about their recent trip to Schubert’s Bakery (521 Clement St.) to pick up a Swedish Princess Cake. “Every time we find ourselves in the city, my mother bugs –… Continue Reading
A new organization has started here in the neighborhood called the Richmond Reform Democratic Club. According to their website, the “newly created Richmond Reform Democratic Club will allow the voices of conservative, moderate and liberal Democrats to be heard in… Continue Reading
Next Friday, October 16, Richmond District Supervisor Eric Mar will host a reception at his City Hall office for a new community photo exhibit called “Photography from the Fog”. The reception is free and open to the public. Featuring numerous… Continue Reading
Star of the Sea School held their Fall Festival on Saturday, which included “Touch A Truck”, an event where the city brings in all manner of trucks for kids (and kid-like adults) to explore. It was heaven for kids –… Continue Reading
I stopped out at Ocean Beach this afternoon to check in on Leap’s 26th Annual Sandcastle Contest. This year’s theme was classic children’s books. Rooftop Elementary School, teamed with Swinerton Builders, took the best of show prize with their sand… Continue Reading
At the conclusion of a two hour hearing on Thursday, the Planning Commission voted 4 to 1 in favor of allowing the new Magdalena Banquet Hall to begin operations at 3255 Balboa Street. Over twenty residents showed up at the… Continue Reading
This Saturday, bring the family out to the Star of the Sea School Fall Festival. The school just turned 100 so this is a special celebration. Activities include Touch-A-Truck, where kids get to check out their favorite large vehicles, festival… Continue Reading