Despite concerns raised by some, we’ve had no trouble at all navigating to the hospital—often during rush hour—using Sunset Boulevard and Golden Gate Park.
Letter to the Editor: New Park a Crown Jewel
Letter to the Editor: Let Engardio Finish His Term
You don’t have to agree with every decision Supervisor Joel Engardio has made to recognize that he has delivered real results for District 4 and is deeply committed to continuing that work.
Letter to the Editor: Questions About Financial Transparency of Recall Campaign
Campaign finance laws exist for a reason: to ensure transparency, accountability, and fairness in our elections. But the recall campaign against Supervisor Joel Engardio has seemingly failed to follow basic financial disclosure rules – raising serious ethical and legal concerns.
Letter to the Editor: In Defense of Engardio’s Actions
Supervisor Engardio did not lie to us nor try to “sneak” Prop. K on the ballot. During his 2022 campaign, I asked him about his position on the Upper Great Highway. He supported the temporary weekend closure as the best option, versus Prop. I’s 24/7 reopening.
Letter to the Editor: Reliable Rexall Sunset Pharmacy Threatened With Eviction
Our local Reliable Rexall Sunset Pharmacy, 801 Irving St., is in dire need and may be about to close. The Inner Sunset might lose our pharmacy this week.
Letter to the Editor: Plenty of Questions About the New Ocean Beach Park
Don’t you think you had better slow down ramming this park idea down our throats and what artwork should be commissioned?
Letter to the Editor: Urging D4 Residents to Reject Recall Effort
From the very beginning, Joel has been open and honest with his constituents – both about the inevitable closure of the Great Highway, but also his support for a permanent park. Just because some people don’t like the outcome doesn’t mean we should recall an effective supervisor.
Letter to the Editor: Opposed to Engardio Recall
I oppose the recall, not just because it is a waste of taxpayer dollars, but because Supervisor Joel Engardio has done a tremendous job on the Board of Supervisors. He deserves to finish out his term, because he has been delivering results and improving our lives since day one.
Letter to the Editor: Closing UGH Wrong on All Counts
Editor: There is no need to close the Upper Great Highway (UGH) to cars on weekdays. Between Lincoln and Sloat, UGH is not falling into the ocean. South of Sloat, yes, we […]
Letter to the Editor: Fight Over Upper Great Hwy a Class War
District 4 Supervisor Joel Engardio played a significant role in creating this battle between the working class and the laptop elite. It is time for the working people of D4 to have their own working-class revolt by signing the petition to recall Engardio.
Letter to the Editor: Has Engardio Held Any Recent Town Hall Meetings?
Have there been any events where Joel welcomed diverse perspectives and listened to all sides of the issue? Or is he just relying on PR stunts to create the illusion of engagement?
Letter to the Editor: Climate Change a Factor in UGH Closure
Supervisor Engardio listens to his District 4 constituents and has been a leader in moving the Great Highway Park closer to reality. Car traffic must be diverted east because of that road closure no matter what, and a majority of San Franciscans saw that the inconvenience was an opportunity to create a huge new recreation space.
Letter to the Editor: Westside Troubles – Sold Out by Supervisor
I believe that the current supervisor in the Sunset has performed his duties with malfeasance.
Letter to the Editor: In Appreciation of Joel Engardio
Joel Engardio has earned the right to serve out his term, and I am proud to support him. I encourage my neighbors to reject this recall and let him keep doing the great work we elected him to do.
Letter to the Editor: Problems With the Westerly – Why Build Another High-Rise?
Regarding the proposed once 50-story but now 22-story high-rise at 2700 Sloat Blvd. that is strongly objected to by residents in District 4 for being out of character for the neighborhood, among other things, one wonders why a developer would build it right next to The Westerly, a structure 25% smaller that has been mostly vacant since it was built.
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