RAMS
mental health budget cuts hit hard
Clients and staff from Richmond Area Multi-Services, Inc. (RAMS)
came out to speak in support of the non-profit organization's
programs at a SF Board of Supervisors meeting looking to make
mental healthbudget cuts in the city's upcoming budget.
Use
of recycled water proposed
The SF Planning Department held two scoping meetings in June
to allow public input on the proposed San Francisco Westside
Recycled Water Project, which is slated to begin construction
in 2010.
End
of an era for bakery with German flair
After 68 years of satisfying Richmond District citizens with
old-fashioned treats and service, the Wirth Brothers Pastry
Shop has closed its doors. A new era will begin at the corner
of Geary Boulevard and 23rd Avenue, when a Chinese bakery opens.
New
group organizes neighborhood clean-up
Getting rid of litter takes work!
Candidates
vie for District 1 supe
Several candidates are running for the position of District
1 San Francisco supervisor.
Salvation
Army opens new store at Geary and 4th Ave.
A vacant building on Geary Boulevard that had once housed
a bank and a synagogue has been transformed into a state-of-the-art,
two-level Salvation Army Family Store.
Poet's
new book hits shelves
A local writer and poetry reviewer read excerpts from her
new book of poems at Fort Mason.
Playwright's
fictional tale shines light on Satan
Gone are the days of Shakespeare. Gone are the days of Susan
Lori Parks and Tennessee Williams.
COLUMNISTS
Paul
Kozakiewicz: Save Valuable Youth Program
Supervisor
Jake McGoldrick: Ricmond
Clean-Up Month
