Groups
line up to fight water treatment plant
A proposed water recycling facility at the western edge of
Golden Gate Park met up with critical questioning and reservations
from residents at a community meeting on Sept. 23.
Geary
Boulevard greenbelt was second largest
In 1959, then-San Francisco Mayor George Christopher began
the second largest greening project in San Francisco history
when he commissioned a center median planting down the center
of Geary Boulevard. The largest project before that time was
the creation of Golden Gate Park.
Head
of the Presidio Trust navigates national park
"I got to start a federal agency. It doesn't get much better
than that," says Craig Middleton, the first employee of the
Presidio Trust in 1994.
Cambodian
immigrants pursue the American Dream
Vengkry Lay, the owner of Cafe Enchante, located at 6157 Geary
Blvd., is the embodiment of ingenuity, resourcefulness and hard
work. He subscribes to the philosophy that opportunity is there
for those who recognize it.
COLUMNISTS
Paul
Kozakiewicz: Stop feeding the gorilla
Capt.
Richard Corriea: Police Beat
Supervisor
Eric Mar: City Hall
James
Fang: BART to the Beach
