Right now, there is a variety of beautiful autumn squashes in the market – all of them are colorful and hollow, full of mystery!
‘Cooking Together’: Stuffed Autumn Squash
Letter to the Editor: In Favor of More Car-Free Spaces
I learned that if Prop. K doesn’t pass, the pilot program that allowed it to be a park on the weekends will expire, meaning it would go back to just being a road. That made me realize the stakes, because losing the Great Highway Park would be a massive loss for the community.
Press Release: Diwali Celebration at Outer Sunset Farmers Market Nov. 10
Diwali, the Hindu festival of lights, is celebrated all over the world by more than a billion people.
Letter to the Editor: Response to Engardio’s Column
Voting Yes on Prop K will NOT create a park on the Upper Great Highway between Lincoln and Sloat. It will not be good for the environment, give people of all ages better access to the coast or bring new customers to our small businesses.
Letter to the Editor: The Upper Great Highway Brings the Community Together
As two generations of an Outer Sunset family – one in college, one having been retired for more than 20 years – we love our neighborhood. We love going on walks, enjoying ocean views and seeing children have space to play.
Letter to the Editor: Voting Yes on Proposition K
We are voting Yes on K to transform an unreliable roadway into an unparalleled park.
Real Estate: John M. Lee
We will be choosing the next president, mayor and supervisors as well as having combative ballot measures to contend with. I will stick to my expertise and cover the real estate related measures in this column and comment on others that can have an effect on real estate.
Candidates Running for Supervisor in District 7
I’m running for Supervisor in District 7 because I care too much about this City to sit on the sidelines while City Hall falls short on the big issues. As a small […]
‘Overtures and Undertows’: Tenth Annual Doc Stories Revisits 2015’s ‘Janis: Little Girl Blue’
Most people have never seen Janis Joplin live. Those who have could feel her lifeforce, her pain, her palpable need to be loved, her raw bluesy delivery and her desire to be unforgettable.
‘Then and Now’: Western End of Taraval Street
Comparison photos of the Western End of Taraval Street 102 years apart.
City Hall: Joel Engardio
Creating a park on a section of the Upper Great Highway will be good for the environment, give people of all ages better access to the coast and bring new customers to our small businesses. We are doing this for our families, our kids and grandkids. This is for the future.
Police Blotter: Sunset District
Recent police activity in the Sunset District.
Grounding in Community: The Story of Black Bird Bookstore and Café
Black Bird Bookstore and Café, the Outer Sunset staple serving coffee and good reads, was not Kathryn Grantham’s first foray into opening and operating a community-oriented, mission-driven space.
‘Family Meal’: Foghorn Taproom
Foghorn Taproom earned its customer base by serving great wings, a great chicken sandwich, and tasty Bay Area beers. They offer fairly priced wings available in classic flavors like Buffalo and Nashville Hot, but also has unconventional flavors like Hot Honey Crunch, Pineapple Basil, Chimichurri and Tajin for those who want something more outside the box.
Outer Sunset’s Sealevel Gallery a Multi-Purpose Community Hub
Walking down Irving Street in the Outer Sunset, you may have passed by the sweet little community space called Sealevel, with its enthusiastic canine mascot, Finn, happy to greet passersby from the window. Unlike Finn, founder Jeana Loraine prefers to stay out of the spotlight, focusing on creating safe spaces for others to shine.
Richmond Review/Sunset Beacon 