From coffee with Supervisor Chen to a police swearing-in ceremony, we curate these events to help you enjoy the best of the greater Ingleside.
In this week’s newsletter, we delve into the impending closure of Walgreens and more.
The pharmacy-store chain plans to close 12 locations by the end of February, leaving the neighborhood without a drugstore.
The first public outreach meeting for the plan to prioritize transit and street improvements for the neighborhood will be held next week.
The city is collecting feedback from M Ocean View riders in preparation for upcoming improvement projects.
Veronika Fimbres tells The Ingleside Light about the needed change to the insurance sector she will implement if elected.
The late Peter Vaernet was the most noticeable fixture of Brooks Park. He'll be honored at City Hall for his work there in June.
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Realtor Peter Tham knows all of the city's neighborhoods. Ingleside is a standout for its diversity and calm.
The community garden will have a variety of activities for children but space is limited. RSVP early.
In Brooks Park, Lonnie Lawson will be remembered for his decades of advocacy for the community.
The business moved from Nob Hill to the Ingleside after being shut down by the pandemic.
A history outfit is holding a talk and tour going from City College to the historic sundial and ending at San Francisco State University.
The San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency will make repairs after being alerted by The Ingleside Light.
The head of the city's transit agency spoke about subway plans, a new fare program and the future of the K Ingleside.
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