‘Photos of the Sunset District’ features The Animal Connection in the Outer Sunset this week. Photos By Jeremy Word.
‘Photos of the Sunset District’: The Animal Connection
Sunset Beacon
Letter to the Editor: A Few Reasons to Oppose 2700 Sloat Housing Project
Concerned citizens should demand that the Planning Department turn this crass project down.
Letter to the Editor: GG Park, UGH Traffic Mess
When I could, I would bike or walk everywhere; in the park, on the beach and in the Golden Gate National Recreation Area. Not once did I think that the cars using the roadways in the park or along the UGH should be eliminated for those who wanted to go for a Sunday drive …
Local Teacher Seeks Long-Term Housing (Sponsored)
Please help: Owner move-in at my Sunset in-law of 20 years. Looking for a studio, 1-bedroom, or private bed with bathroom.
‘Then and Now’: Surf’s Up!
In November 1952, folks at Busy Bee Market on the northwest corner of 46th Avenue and Irving Street watched the neighborhood flood. Hard to believe as the Bay Area continues to endure an “exceptional” drought.
City Hall: Supervisor Gordon Mar
Last month, voters decisively chose a different direction for the school board, recalling all three Board of Education Commissioners on the ballot by large margins.
Huge Crowd at Outer Sunset Lunar New Year Celebration
Lunar New Year Celebration at the Outer Sunset Farmers Market and Mercantile event attracts a crowd.
New Housing Proposed on Sloat Blvd. Between 45th, 46th Aves.
A proposal to replace the Sloat Garden Center at 2700 Sloat Blvd. with a 12-story, 400-condo, mixed-use residential building is now under review by the San Francisco Planning Department and starting to get public attention.
Commentary: Quentin L. Kopp
“So, let us not be blind to our differences – let us also direct attention to our common interest and to the means by which those differences can be resolved. And if we cannot end now our differences, at least we can help make the world safe for diversity.”
Police Blotter: Sunset District
Police Activity in the Sunset District, February 2022.
Letter to the Editor: United Irish Cultural Center has Big Plans for St. Patrick’s Day
Restrictions on cultural and arts institutional activities during the pandemic severely curtailed the gathering of people for concerts, shows, exhibitions, and eliminated all types of indoor programming like music classes, drama, theatre and dance instruction.
‘Photos of the Sunset District’: Brothers Papadopoulos Flower Shop, by Jeremy Word
The family-run Brothers Papadopolous Flower Shop has been on the corner of 19th Avenue and Quitara Street since 1978, the only remaining flower stand out of the three original locations.
‘Cooking Together’: Beets and Potato Salad
This column presents a red beet and potato salad with other vegetables that is different from a more familiar potato salad that contains high-calorie mayonnaise dressing.
Commentary: Saga of International Travel During COVID
My wife and I have lived in the Sunset District for almost 30 years. During important times of the year, her family from the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR), would visit and stay with us.
Photos of the Sunset District: Great Wall Hardware
Photos by Jeremy Word of the Great Wall Hardware store on Taraval Street near 28th Avenue.
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