During this pandemic, thought I’d share some positivity happening in the Richmond District!
Letter to the Editor: New Ceramic Arts Studio in the Richmond
Press Release: 29-Sunset Improvement Project Relaunched
At the beginning of 2020, the SFMTA’s 29-Sunset Improvement Project was ready to kick-off a year-long outreach program. However, the COVID-19 pandemic delayed the project and priorities were shifted …
‘The Front Steps’: Meet the Hanson Residence, Outer Richmond’s Only Landmark
San Francisco has 292 city-designated historic landmarks. While most SF neighborhoods sport at least a handful of historic hotspots, and the Inner Richmond boasts half a dozen in its own right, in […]
Press Release: Last Saturday Live
Last Saturday Live is a monthly open-air, family-friendly mini music fest featuring local musicians, merchants, makers, and fantastic eats brought to you by the Sunset Mercantile in collaboration with Kevin North Band and Fleetwood.
Commentary: Voting, Democracy and Recall Campaigns
It was a bittersweet victory because of the election of Donald Trump and the four years of havoc that ensued, but it was that conversation and many others that led to the formation of Richmond District Rising (RDR).
‘Driftwood’: Literary Works by M.H. Lopez
‘Hourglass Sextant,’ and ‘Altar At Baker Beach,’ poems by M.H. Lopez
‘The Front Steps’: The Richmond is SF’s Most Deceptively Historic Neighborhood
Housing is not just housing; housing is history. And in San Francisco, the Richmond District packs more history per city block than almost any other neighborhood. Historians often have an eastern neighborhoods […]
Letter to the Editor: Adding to the Tsunami Story
I appreciated reading Thomas K. Pendergast’s interesting article in the August 2021 edition on the map from the California Geological Survey updated that shows the highest water leveis being affected by a tsunami hitting the California coast.
Press Release: Introducing ‘ArtScape’ in the Sunset
Inspired by DIY art spaces, ArtScape provides an outdoor space for emerging artists to sell their work, engage with the local community, and network.
Letter to the Editor: NY Times Article Mischaracterizes Story of Car-Free JFK Drive
According to the New York Times’s Aug. 8 article titled “San Francisco’s Cyclists Cheer a Road Less Traveled. Museums Mourn It,” San Francisco’s flagship museums are at risk because the “bike lobby” convinced the City to close a section of Golden Gate Park’s JFK Drive to private cars.
Cooking Together: Okra Suki Bhaji
Okra is colorful, dainty, nutritious and tasty when cooked right. Okra’s nutritional profile is very impressive.
Letter to the Editor: High School Baseball Players Win Awards
Three recipients of Joe DiMaggio Trophy awarded to San Francisco High School Baseball Player of Year by the San Francisco Italian American Club.
Sponsored: Hot Tip On Three Amazing Sutro Heights Properties Coming Up For Sale
If you, or anyone you know, have been looking to buy a home or multi unit building in the Outer Richmond (specifically Sutro Heights), and you’re not yet represented by an agent, […]
Sources Needed for Eviction Moratorium Story
The Richmond Review and Sunset Beacon newspapers are researching how the eviction moratorium is impacting the ability of landlords to pay their mortgages.
Letter to the Editor: Free Healthier Living Workshop
Learn how to self-manage your chronic health conditions. You will receive useful tips to manage pain, stress, fatigue, and understand medical usage. Learn ways to set goals and problem solve to make positive changes in your life.
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