From a Sunnyside email list: Coyote Sighting A large coyote was seen around 7:15am this morning wandering through the Sunnyside Rec Center. It entered via the steps at Melrose and was last seen behind the tennis courts. It did not appear to be afraid of humans.
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CUP will be selling honey all week to benefit recess at Glen Park Elementary
CUP Cafe has kindly agreed to help Glen Park Elementary with our fundraiser. They will have 8 oz/ jars of Glen Park Honey for sale all week (or until supplies run out) for $12 per jar. It is local honey made right in Glen Park, from bees hived in the neighborhood. Proceeds will help fund […]
Our own Great Day, here in San Francisco
By Murray Schneider On January 29th, Jimmy Ryan and his Balboa Be Bop Band performed an encore to their earlier May 19, 2011 gig in the Richmond District’s Balboa Theater. Ryan, 72, and his Generation X jazz band mates warmed up the nearly capacity-filled theater with a rendition of Horace Silver’s “Blowin’ the Blues Away,” […]
Join the Park Policy Committee
Neighborhood Parks Council and San Francisco Parks Trust are now one. Dear Park Lover: SFPA is looking for San Francisco park activists, park lovers, and park supporters to join our Park Policy Committee (PPC). This newly formed volunteer team of park enthusiasts will collaborate with SFPA’s Board and Staff to research policy issues, influence […]
FRIDAY: Buy local honey, kid-made Valentine’s card at CUP and support Glen Park Elementary
Hi Neighbors This Friday, February 10, do some very unique shopping for Valentine’s Day while helping out your neighborhood school. Glen Park Elementary will be selling 8 oz. jars of delicious, local honey made right here in Glen Park, from bees hived in the neighborhood! In addition, there will be charming, home-made Valentine’s Day cards […]
Glen Park second on list of SF ‘hidden gem’ neighborhoods
See what the median price buys in secret gem neighborhoods locals prefer Share 20 When people pore over listings in the San Francisco Bay Area, where do they most often want to live? Pricey Pac Heights? The trendy Marina? Family-friendly Noe Valley? Certainly, out-of-state home buyers fall back most quickly on the more famous of our […]
The Chron’s Carl Nolte tells us to Be Here Now – and check out Bird and Beckett while we’re at it
Make memories of the S.F. that you’re living in today Carl Nolte, Chronicle Columnist Sunday, February 5, 2012 Those of us in the San Francisco column business get a lot of mail from old San Franciscans -and they all claim that somehow, some way, the city was a lot better years ago. It was […]
Twin Peaks Trail approved as a concept
On Feb. 1, the Capital Committee of the Recreation & Park Commission voted to move approval of the Twin Peaks Trail concept plan to the consent calendar of the full Commission meeting to be held on February 16 at 10am at City Hall in Room 416. This is great news, not just for Twin Peaks, […]
Crime report: Jan 15 – 30, 2012
Sunday January 15 Nothing in the report from Glen Park Monday January 16 6:30pm Whitney/Fairmount Vandalism A victim responded to Ingleside station and told PSA Zabarte that she parked and secured her vehicle and when she returned found all sides of the vehicle with scratch marks. The victim did not see anyone damage the vehicle […]
The Lawrence LaFlamme Ensemble at the Sunnyside Conservatory March 9
The Friends of Sunnyside Conservatory present: The Lawrence LaFlamme Ensemble at the Sunnyside Conservatory March 9th, 2012 Doors open at 7 PM Music begins at 8 PM $20 suggested donation at the door Legendary Rock violinist David Flamme, from the iconic 1960’s San Francisco group ‘Its a Beautiful Day’ and vocalist Linda LaFlamme join mandolin virtuoso […]