Last Friday, we stopped out at Ocean Beach to meet our District 1 Supervisor Sandra Fewer to celebrate a couple of public works milestones for the neighborhood. First up was the accomplishment of 240 pothole repairs, which were completed in… Continue Reading
On Tuesday night, the San Francisco Unified School District’s Board of Education met to decide on how to address the controversial depictions of African-Americans and Native Americans painted by WPA artist Victor Arnautoff in the Life of George Washington mural… Continue Reading
This Sunday, the 2019 Climate Restoration Technology CoLab is taking place at the Internet Archive (300 Funston). As the issue of climate change becomes more urgent, another radical idea called climate restoration is being discussed among scientists, environmentalists and engineers.… Continue Reading
On Thursday, the San Francisco Planning Commission will decide whether or not to approve a Conditional Use Permit for the proposed changes to the old Alexandria Theater building on the corner of 18th Avenue and Geary Boulevard. The theater has… Continue Reading
This is the 35th year for the Bouquets to Art exhibition at the de Young Museum in Golden Gate Park. Each year, floral designers are matched with pieces of art in the museum’s permanent collection. They then create their own… Continue Reading
This past weekend was the official debut of the new Crosstown Trail, a 17-mile stretch of developed trail that crosses San Francisco. The northern end of the trail winds through the Richmond District from Funston & Fulton to the Lands… Continue Reading
Hi-Five Sports at 5411 Geary near 18th Avenue closed its doors this week after 5 years in business. The sports-themed enterprise offered indoor sport classes, camps, leagues and special events in its 5,000 square foot facility. Hi-Five was a popular… Continue Reading
If you lived in the Richmond District or shopped on Clement Street in the past two decades, then you’ve surely chuckled at the “Going out of Business!” sale signs plastered all over the windows of the “Linen Outlet” store, located… Continue Reading