Speaking For The Trees
In this week’s newsletter, we check on the state of Ocean Avenue's urban canopy and more.
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Speaking For The Trees
In this week’s newsletter, we check on the state of Ocean Avenue's urban canopy and more.
Features
Ingleside's Palms Are Struggling. There's No Replacement Plan
Palms are a "California" aesthetic choice that doesn’t work in foggy Ingleside but there’s more to the story.
News
Chyanne Chen Elected District 11 Supervisor In Nailbiter
The Chinese immigrant and mom of two with decades of labor organizing experience won the tight race.
News
The Ingleside Light Hosts Community Chat At Charm Coffee
Readers shared their thoughts on transit, vacant storefronts, landmarks and more at our Meet and Chat event in November.
Merging On The Mind
In this week’s newsletter, we look at the prospect of the K Ingleside being merged with the L Taraval.
Transportation
K, L Rail Line Merger On The Table in SFMTA Subway Study
SFMTA's study on increasing Muni Metro Subway capacity, including a potential K and L line merger, faces community opposition.
Arts & Entertainment
Artist Shrey Purohit's O-1 Visa Renewal Hangs In The Balance
The artist is seeking to renew his O-1 visa so he can continue to create and share his art in San Francisco.
Meet And Chat This Wednesday
You're invited! Join us at Charm Coffee to talk about all things neighborhood news!
Business
Dark Horse Inn To Close But Owners Will Ride Again
Despite the closure, they plan to operate through pop-ups and events with the eventual goal of reopening a physical location in the area.
A $7M 'Development Opportunity'
In this week’s newsletter, we cover an on-again-off-again development on Ocean Avenue that's now on the market.
Housing & Development
Controversial 'Development Opportunity' For Sale On Ingleside's Ocean Avenue
A development opportunity in the heart of Ingleside could be yours for about $7 million — but buyer beware.
Arts & Entertainment
Jerry Garcia Museum for SF’s Excelsior In Early Stages
The project has garnered support from community members, the Excelsior Collaborative and the Office of Economic and Workforce Development.