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Monterey Pine falls in Canyon, wires to Rec Center down

October 2, 2012 by Elizabeth Weise

Photo by Carolyn Deacy
Photo by Carolyn Deacy
Photo by Michael Rice.
Photo by Michael Rice.
8:20 Update
From Michael Rice
I just went over to the park. What I saw was startling. One tree had broken off about  20 feet up the trunk, fallen to the south, and hit a second tree, also about 20 feet up. The second tree fell all over the the road. As of this morning, the area is taped off. PG&E was out last night, but the wires are still on the ground.
Photo by Michael Rice.

Both of the trees were posted for removal.

Photo by Michael Rice.

8:00 AM Update Tuesday: Power lines still down.

From Michael Rice of Elk Street:
About 8:35 Monday night, we heard a loud crash in the park. I then saw some of the lights in the park were out. Several neighbors  and I walked in on the service road from Elk. About  half-way to the Rec Center, a Monterey Pine had fallen over and shattered, pulling down the wires for the street lights in the park. There are apparently live wires across the road. Some folks coming out on the path by the tennis courts said they had been in the Rec Center and the lights went out.
I called 311 and gave a report. The 311 operator then transferred me to PG&E. I gave details to an operator in Sacramento, and she said PG&E would respond right away.
Photo by Michael Rice.

As of 930, there appears to be response activity.

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Glen Park Association is at Glen Park Recreation Center.
2 weeks ago
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FREE MOVIE NIGHT at the Glen Park Rec Center, 70 Elk Street. ( indoors)

The first musical to win Best Picture at the Academy Awards in over 30 years, the movie CHICAGO will be showing Tuesday 6PM.
“Chicago won 6 Academy Awards at the 75th Oscars ceremony in 2003”

Fun provided by @jamieennissf
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FREE MOVIE NIGHT at the Glen Park Rec Center, 70 Elk Street. ( indoors)

The first musical to win Best Picture at the Academy Awards in over 30 years, the movie CHICAGO will be showing Tuesday 6PM. 
“Chicago won 6 Academy Awards at the 75th Oscars ceremony in 2003”

Fun provided by @jamieennissf
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Glen Park Association is with Heather World and 2 others in Glen Park.
2 weeks ago
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Congratulations to Sunnyside Elementary School for being awarded with a Glen Park Association Community Grant!
With that grant they were able to print a copy of The Ray for every student and staff at Sunnyside. The Ray, the school’s art and literary journal has been in publication for 17+ years.
🎥 This year’s theme is FILM, and students wrote scripts, designed movie posters, and painted Hollywood stars.
⭐️Glen Park Library, 2825 Diamond Street, features STARS made by Kindergarten classes, depicting their own Hollywood Walk of Fame.

See this and other student artwork from The Ray around Glen Park throughout the summer!
Visit @bello.coffee.sf and @thestrandsalon.sf for more art from Sunnyside Elementary!

#sunnysideelementary #glenparksf #art #theray @rafaelmandelmand8 @myrnamelgard7
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Congratulations to Sunnyside Elementary School for being awarded with a Glen Park Association Community Grant! 
With that grant they were able to print a copy of The Ray for every student and staff at Sunnyside. The Ray, the school’s art and literary journal has been in publication for 17+ years. 
🎥 This year’s theme is FILM, and students wrote scripts, designed movie posters, and painted Hollywood stars. 
⭐️Glen Park Library, 2825 Diamond Street, features STARS made by Kindergarten classes, depicting their own Hollywood Walk of Fame.

See this and other student artwork from The Ray around Glen Park throughout the summer!
Visit @bello.coffee.sf and @thestrandsalon.sf for more art from Sunnyside Elementary!

#sunnysideelementary #glenparksf #art #theray @rafaelmandelmand8 @myrnamelgard7
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