Dear Glen Canyon Park Neighbors: Give your input about Glen Canyon Park by taking a few moments to fill out a survey. We’re hoping to get all responses by Feb 10: http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/glencanyonpark Project Background: In 2008, San Francisco voters passed the Clean and Safe Neighborhood Parks Bond, which set aside $5.8 million to renovate Glen […]
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Recent Crimes
The following are Glen Park crimes from the Ingleside Station Newsletter Some days/dates are incorrect, the original report has three Mondays. Monday [Sunday?], January 23, 2011 1:33 pm, 5300 blk Diamond, Threats/Vandalism Officer Barcena was sent to investigate a threats incident. The victim told the officer that the suspect is known to him and that […]
New winter menu at Le P’iti Laurent
Le P’tit Laurent Restaurant in San Francisco Introduces New Winter Menu Items San Francisco, CA /January 2011 – Le P’tit Laurent in San Francisco is celebrating the advent of 2011 with the addition of new seasonal dishes to the restaurant’s signature country-style French menu prepared using fresh, often locally sourced ingredients. New hors d’oeuvres ($6.95 […]
Ingleside District Community Meeting notes
Ingleside District Community Meeting, January 18, 2011 Captain Louis Cassanego, Commanding Officer Ingleside Station. I. 2010 Year in Review, compared to 2009 II. Crime from last 4 weeks, compared to previous 4 weeks. III. Q & A I. I. 2010 Year in Review, compared to 2009 — 11% decrease in overall crime: Homicides unchanged (8); […]
Register for the 2011 National Chinese Language Conference
This is a great conference for administrators, teachers etc. We signed up to do a parent workshop, haven’t heard back yet if we got in. Join us for the fourth annual National Chinese Language Conference, April 14–16, 2011, in San Francisco, California. NCLC is dedicated to encouraging dialogue in the field of Chinese language […]
Sup. Wiener update
Supervisor Scott Wiener Calls for Hearing on the Impacts of Historic Preservation On Other Public Policies, and Also Calls for Hearing on the J Church Muni Line Potential Designation of Golden Gate Park and the North Beach Library as Landmarks Highlights Policy Conflicts January 25, 2011 — At Tuesday’s Board of Supervisors meeting, Supervisor Scott […]
Crime Report Jan. 15 – 20
The following are Glen Park crimes from the Ingleside Station Newsletter Saturday, January 15, 2011 7:38 am, 100 blk Joost, Recovered Auto Sunday, January 16, 2011 Nothing in the report from Glen Park Monday, January 17, 2011 8:30 pm, Mateo/Arlington, Shots Fired Officers Paras and Yuen were sent to investigate a shots fired call. the […]
All pianos, all the time
UPDATE: This is all still happening! Eric sends this email: Wayne Delacruz is ripping it up on a full-on Hammmond B3 as we speak with the terrific Nancy Wright, tenor player and her drummer Kent Bryson. Where you at? They’re on the big Bird & Beckett stage ’til 6:30. Still time to skitter down if […]
Piano update
(see yesterday’s story about the piano-a-thon) Hey folks, The totals aren’t totally totaled, but you all donated $2218 yesterday toward the purchase of the piano and I know there were several hundred dollars in donations in the immediate run-up to the event– plus Cate Cox donated $800 a couple years ago when we were embarking […]
Couldn’t make it to the GPA meeting? Here’s the lowdown
GLEN PARK ASSOCIATION MEETING FEATURES NEW FACES It was an evening of the changing of the guard at the Glen Park Association meeting on Wednesday, January 19. It was election night and Carolyn Deacy was elected vice president of the Association. Mic Ames, former VP, is now corresponding secretary and hopes to breathe new life […]