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WTPCC and SHARP hosting a Mayoral Candidates Forum
On Thursday, April 26th from 7:00pm-8:30pm several West side neighborhood groups are working together to host all 8 candidates for Mayor at the Hall of Flowers, County Fair Building in Golden Gate Park. Doors open at 6:30pm.
The details are in this FLYER.
3/15/2018 - Sierra Club Dinner and Talk/Slideshow “Adventure in Japan,” with Anita Medal
Join Anita Medal for Dinner and a Talk and Slideshow on Thursday, March 15th from 6:00pm to 9:00pm at Grace Lutheran Church located at 3201 Ulloa St. at 33rd Avenue. The topic will be Anita Medal’s epic five-week adventure throughout Japan as she shows us rich contrasts between the sparking new and the traditional, spanning architecture, transportation and manner of dress, among other facets.
To Reserve: Send a check for $22.00 made out to “Sierra Club, S.F. Bay Chapter,” to Gerry Souzis at: 1801 California St., #401, San Francisco, CA 94109 Please indicate the program date, number of guests, and your phone number. Non-members are welcome.
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SHORT NOTICE: Dinner and a Wildlife Talk/Slideshow with author Mary Reynolds Thompson
Family Wealth Forum - Hosted by SF City Assessor Carmen Chu
SHORT NOTICE: Dinner and a Wildlife Talk/Slideshow with author Mary Reynolds Thompson
Reservations due today February 13th
Join author Mary Reynolds Thompson for Dinner and a Talk and Slideshow this Thursday, February 15th from 6:00pm to 9:00pm at Grace Lutheran Church located at 3201 Ulloa St. at 33rd Avenue. The topic will be the wildlife of Marin County as experienced through the lens of photographer and ex-convict, Don Moseman, and the words of Mary Reynolds Thompson. Mary will also share their inspiring stories of recovery, grounded in connection to the natural world.
Family Wealth Forum - Hosted by SF City Assessor Carmen Chu
When: Saturday September 30th @ 10:00am-1:00pm
Where: City College, Ocean Campus's Multi-Use Building, 50 Phelan Avenue
In September, Assessor Carmen Chu will debut a new community event to help San Francisco families build their financial futures, the Family Wealth Forum. Often when speaking with community members, Assessor Chu receives questions about estate planning and passing on a family's most valuable asset, their home. In response, she has created the Family Wealth Forum as a one-stop shop to answer those questions, offering multilingual workshops, one-on-one counseling with experts, and a variety of informative vendors. We invite you to join us for this free community event
For more information and to register, please visit http://www.sfassessor.org/familywealthforum
Twin Peaks Tunnel Improvement Project Docs
Westside Observer News
Supervisor Yee's Spring Newsletter
Captain Flaherty's March 30 Message
L Taraval Rapid Project Docs
File a SFPD Online Police Report
How-to Commend or Complain about a Police Officer
San Francisco Groundwater Supply Project
More Info by SFPUC: FAQs and SF Groundwater Supply Project
More Info by other sources:
SF Bay Hydrologic Region - Basins...CA Dept of Water Resources
What happens to all the rainwater in our city?
Basins and Drains
SF's new professional soccer team The Deltas in the North American Soccer League, playing at historic Kezar Stadium. SCHEDULE
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2017.06.07 - Twin Peaks Tunnel Construction Delayed Project: Twin Peaks Tunnel ImprovementsConstruction for the Twin Peaks Tunnel Improvement Project has been put on hold due to contract termination. No construction will begin this year. Staging areas ...
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2016.10.26 - The Traffic and Pedestrian Safety Fall Report Many thanks for the efforts of Mike Nerney and Bob Pressley and Supervisor Norman Yee on the several improvements towards making West Portal more safe! At the September and October ...
Posted Jan 8, 2017, 12:15 PM by Matt Chamberlain -
2016.08.17 - Dorchester Median Project Kick-Off! Congratulations to Caroline Johnston on her efforts in getting this beautification project going. From September to December of this year, the San Francisco Department of Public Works will stabilize and ...
Posted Aug 17, 2016, 8:02 PM by Sarita G
