Long Bridge Superhighway of Yesteryear
San Francisco has long found creative ways to solve complex ways, including, in the 19th Century, development of the Long Bridge. “A … Keep Reading
Crane Cove Park Going to the Dogs
Opened in October 2020, Crane Cove Park – located at 18th and Illinois streets – has quickly become a beloved neighborhood asset. … Keep Reading
Dogpatch & NW Potrero Hill Benefit District Elects Board
Six new and two returning members were empaneled on the Dogpatch & NW Potrero Hill Green Benefit District’s board last month. The … Keep Reading
Happiness is a Frame of Mind
Frames on 3rd, located on the corner of Third and 22nd streets, beckons passersby with its simple storefront, its door typically open … Keep Reading
A Visit with Dogpatch Businesses
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La Scuola Sites New Campus in the Mission
According to Head of School Valentina Imbeni, PhD., Italian-immersion La Scuola is delighted with its new campus in the Mission, but would’ve … Keep Reading
Dopatch Hub Denied by Port
Dogpatch Hub faces an uncertain future after the San Francisco Port Commission rejected a proposal to site the hoped-for community center adjacent … Keep Reading
Life Sciences Complex Planned on Third Street
San Francisco developers Ronaldo Cianciarulo and Workshop1 want to develop a roughly 603,286 square feet life science laboratory complex on 3100 to … Keep Reading
Dogpatch Neighborhood Association to Elect Officers
The Dogpatch Neighborhood Association (DNA) is set to approve an uncontested slate of candidates. DNA members who’ve paid this year’s dues can … Keep Reading
Peter McCandless, Dogpatch Cinematographer, Has Seen the Light
Minnesota Street resident, Peter McCandless, 67, believes he’s contributed to the world’s body of knowledge by serving as a cinematographer for more … Keep Reading
Amazon, Dogpatch Residents Wrangle Over 888 Tennessee Street Facility
In response to pressure from Dogpatch residents, Amazon will make improvements to the area around 888 Tennessee Street, a two-story industrial building … Keep Reading
Close Enough to Touch
McEvoy Foundation for the Arts in Dogpatch celebrates the City’s masked reopening with Next to You,an ode to in-person gatherings. The exhibition … Keep Reading
Bocce League Launched in Dogpatch
The Play Bocce In Dogpatch league’s inaugural season began in June and runs until mid-August. The league’s eight teams consist of residents … Keep Reading
Neighborhood Pizza Joints Deliver
Four local pizzerias not only survived, but thrived, during the ebbing COVID-19 crisis, adapting their businesses to shifting consumer habits. Launched more … Keep Reading
Dogpatch Paddle Club Wants to Land at Building 49
During the public health crisis, long-time Dogpatch resident Adam Zolot rededicated himself to standup paddle boarding. Living across the street from the … Keep Reading
Museum of Craft and Design Exhibits About Time
Two exhibitions are on view at the Museum of Craft and Design in Dogpatch, with clocked entries, adherence to public health guidelines, … Keep Reading
Historic Gate House Gone
I’ve worked to save the historic brick buildings at the Potrero Power Station on 23rd Street since 2018 when the site’s developer … Keep Reading
Third Rail Offers Well-Priced Electric Bikes in Dogpatch
Long-time Potrero Hill resident, Eugene Dickey, opened Third Rail Ebikes on Third and 24th streets last November. He’d first started mulling over … Keep Reading
Friends of Dogpatch Hub Eye Port Building to Serve as Neighborhood Center
Friends of Dogpatch Hub (FoDH), formed to establish a community center, wants to secure a long-term lease with the Port of San … Keep Reading
Esprit Park Renovations Pushed to 2022, or Beyond
Plans to freshen up Esprit Park remain unsettled, with renovation unlikely to begin for at least another year. Enjoyed by people and … Keep Reading
Long-term Dogpatch Business Owner and Community Activist Prepares to be Evicted
John Borg, who has occupied a 20th and Illinois streets building for almost 30 years, will soon move from Dogpatch unless he … Keep Reading
The Human Touch
In her 1975 essay “The Laugh of the Medusa,” French theorist Helen Cixous coined the term Écriture féminine: writing by women for … Keep Reading
Neighborhood Organizations Advocate for Residents; Local Businesses
A handful of civic organizations track land use changes in Dogpatch and Potrero Hill, and advocate on behalf of residents at City … Keep Reading
Residents Worry that Dogpatch May Become Dopepatch
The possible opening of a cannabis dispensary at 667 Mississippi Street has been delayed after the San Francisco Planning Commission voted to … Keep Reading
The Sea Star Continues to Shine
Located a few steps from Muni’s 20th and Third Street T-Line stop, the Sea Star is a contemporary bar with a long … Keep Reading