New Gateway Project Starting

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In this week’s newsletter, City College preps for a special new building, and then:

• Night club shooting penalties
• Present Moment Wellness opens
• City College labor notice
• Events Around the Neighborhood
• Kristoff's Picks

Stratos Night Club Facing Penalties After Shooting

Repeated gun violence has raised safety concerns from the surrounding community.

City College of San Francisco Preps For New $133M Building

The new facility will be a gateway for new students but also the neighborhood.

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New Ingleside Clinic Offers Therapy Regardless of Income

The upstart wellness clinic focuses on healing and psychotherapy to everyone from all financial backgrounds.

State Sides With City College of San Francisco Teachers After Complaints

College administrators have been ordered to negotiate in good faith.

In Case You Missed It

• New Ocean View Branch Library Building Stalled By 2 Studies
• Participatory Budgeting 2023: District 7 Residents To Vote
• City Audit Reveals 19 Problems at Ocean Avenue Nonprofit
• Q&A: EJ Jones on Running for District 11 Supervisor

Around the Neighborhood

• Fourth of July Parade and Celebration
  WHAT: The New Mission Terrace Improvement Association and partners host Food, games and fun for Independence Day.
  WHEN: Tuesday, July 4, 2023, from 1o a.m. to 2 p.m.
  WHERE: Balboa Park, San Jose and Ocean avenues
• Five Poets Read
  WHAT: Poets Angie Minkin, Heather Estes Saunders, Robin Michel and Kevin Dublin — plus Magic Dan — will read their work.
  WHEN: Thursday, June 29, 2023, at 7:30 p.m.
  WHERE: Bird & Beckett, 653 Chenery St.
  Cost: Free

Disclaimer: Always double check event information with the event organizer as events can be canceled, details can change after they are published and errors do occur.

Kristoff's Picks

• San Francisco Standard: San Francisco's Lincoln Way To Undergo Sweeping Safety Improvements
• Mission Local: New fences go up at SF's 24th St. Plaza
• NBC Bay Area: San Francisco mayor pushes for public safety spending as budget deadline nears
• San Francisco Standard: San Francisco Police Chief Wants Drug User Program LEAD SF Restored
• San Francisco Examiner: SF endorses bonus-matching policy for cops amid hiring push
• SF Gate: SF’s Moscone Center kept tips from food servers, lawsuit alleges
• San Francisco Chronicle: S.F. moves to add more oversight of nonprofits funded by City Hall
• CBS Bay Area: Vote postponed on robotaxi expansion amid first responder backlash
• Associated Press: San Francisco displays the largest ever pink triangle for Pride month in a stand against pushback