🟧 Balboa Reservoir Construction Nears // New Restaraunt Burgled
In this week’s newsletter, we follow up on another small business burglary. Plus: * The Balboa Reservoir's construction
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Another Supervisor Contender Talks
Supported by In this week’s newsletter, we talk to the second candidate for District 11 supervisor, and then * M
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Q&A: Roger Marenco on Running For District 11 Supervisor
The former head of the Muni drivers’ union has his eyes set on handling safety, union workers, transportation issues and more if elected.
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M Ocean View Light Rail Line Upgrade Project Approval Delayed
The transportation agency will likely seek approval of the project aimed at speeding up transit travel times next year.
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Supervisor Ahsha Safaà Urges Neighbors to Push for Ocean View Library Project
The lawmaker met with the Ocean View-Merced Heights-Ingleside neighbors to advance plans to upgrade the Ocean View Library.
Where the Wee Libraries Are
Supported by Beep's Burgers In this week’s newsletter, a rundown of the neighborhood's wee little
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San Francisco Meditation Group Marks 20 Years In Ingleside
The chapter of the Self-Realization Fellowship, which follows the teachings of Paramahansa Yogananda, will hold a celebration on Saturday.
Arts & Entertainment
Here Are the Little Free Libraries In and Around Ingleside
Find the diminutive book boxes throughout the neighborhood with this guide.
October Rewind: Restaurant Week, Kapuso Opens
Supported by Perez Construction Good Morning. It's Saturday, Nov. 4. That’s Amore To Represent Ingleside in SF
Police Required To Pound Pavement
Supported by Faxon Garage In this week’s newsletter, a new law requires police staff foot and bike patrols, and
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San Francisco To Require Police Implement Foot, Bike Patrols
Supervisor Ahsha SafaÃ, who represents much of Ingleside, put forward the new requirement that was unanimously passed by lawmakers.
Events
Ingleside Turkey Drive Collection Dates Announced
The SF Turkey Drive, now in its 12th year, continues to fight hunger during the holiday season.
Education
City College of San Francisco Workers Rally for Better Pay
Hundreds of workers marched and picketed outside the building where the college's Board of Trustees were holding their monthly meeting.
