Publisher’s View: Race
The road to racial equality will continue to be long and difficult. To get where most of us want to go we’ll … Keep Reading
The road to racial equality will continue to be long and difficult. To get where most of us want to go we’ll … Keep Reading
The Population Bomb, written by Stanford University Professor Paul R. Ehrlich and his wife, Anne Ehrlich, in 1968, predicted that overpopulation-induced global … Keep Reading
Flowers At an April Potrero Boosters online video meeting the San Francisco Flower Mart design team presented its latest plans for 901 … Keep Reading
Monday 6/1 through Tuesday 6/29Food: Online Cooking School at 18 ReasonsLearn basic knife skills, steaming fundamentals, and more. https://bit.ly/3gtueb1 Mondays 6/1 through … Keep Reading
“During negative tides you can walk along the seashore all the way from Muir Beach to Pirate’s Cove,” the old-timer said. “I … Keep Reading
Editor, My question may be trivial in light of the current pandemic, but I wanted to reach out regarding the article about … Keep Reading
Merchants The Good Life Grocery is limiting customers at its Potrero Hill store to five at a time. Raises have been given … Keep Reading
Video conferencing is the new norm when it comes to community engagement, with numerous civic groups, theater troupes, and exercise troops gathering … Keep Reading
Over the years I’ve periodically encountered cheek kissers; people whose preferred greeting consists of a series of puckered lipped head maneuvers. When … Keep Reading
Coronavirus COVID-19 triggered a run on grocery stores, and a collapse of other economic activity. Early in the shelter-in-place period, Good Life … Keep Reading
One-quarter of San Francisco Police Department (SFPD) incident reports in Potrero Hill and Dogpatch so far this year have involved vehicle larceny. … Keep Reading
Colleges have shifted to distance learning for the rest of the academic year. San Francisco Unified School District campuses are closed at … Keep Reading
Picture yourself on a transcontinental flight, economy class, sitting in a middle seat with a weary mom trying to console her crying … Keep Reading
Colleges have shifted to distance learning for the rest of the academic year. San Francisco Unified School District campuses are closed at … Keep Reading
Flower Moola Last month Kilroy Realty Corporation, the company developing a large mixed-used complex on top of the current home of the … Keep Reading
Editor, I’ve been a San Franiscan for more than 20 years and a Potrero Hill resident for most of those years. I’m … Keep Reading
3/4 Wednesday – Music: Sunny Balopole Sunny Balopole’s repertoire includes many originals, with musical influences from Stevie Wonder, Paul McCartney and Carole King. … Keep Reading
Last month I was privileged to travel to Rapa Nui, also known as Easter Island. The isle is a speck in the … Keep Reading
News Year The New Year wasn’t kind to print publications, starting with a sharp decline in the number of neighborhood newspapers informing … Keep Reading
Editor, Apropos of recent View articles about new residential developments, am I missing something? I’d think that building all luxury housing … Keep Reading
Now through 2/9/20 SundayTheater: Playground Solo Performance FestivalThe festival features 12 double-bill performances by 11 local artists, curated to celebrate the intersectionality … Keep Reading
My wife, Debbie, and I often marvel at the steady stream of airline mileage points we collect just because we purchase items … Keep Reading
Editor, I live at 19th and Mississippi streets. Ganim’s is at 18th and Mississippi. Don’t let Damon Guthrie write any other comic … Keep Reading
Murder One woman is dead, another in custody, after a stabbing last month that occurred on the 1400 block of Kansas Street, … Keep Reading
Editor, I was saddened to read in the November View of the passing of my dear friend and real estate agent extraordinaire, … Keep Reading