From Super Bowl parties to a volunteer day at Sisterhood Gardens, we curate these events to help you enjoy the best of the greater Ingleside.
Here are all of our stories from January and more.
In this week’s newsletter, we report on EJ Jones going to City Hall and more.
The medical service provider is looking to get information to program its Ingleside facility.
North East Medical Services seeks information from the community ranging from preferred services to hours of operation.
“NEMS would like to learn more about how the Ingleside community in San Francisco engages with the Ocean Avenue corridor, as well as understand the health needs of residents in the area,” according to the survey.
The public is Fill out our survey in English or Chinese by Sept. 1. Some participants may win a gift card to Target.
The Ingleside facility has been open since August 2022, delayed by the pandemic. Services offered there include internal medicine, acupuncture and member services in English, Cantonese and Mandarin.
Earlier this month, NEMS celebrated the expansion of dental and acupuncture services at its Clement Street Clinic in the Richmond District.
NEMS is one of the largest non-profit community health centers in the country, offering health care services at 17 clinics and delivery sites in San Francisco, Daly City and San Jose. The majority of its patients are low-income, access Medicaid and are limited English proficient, according to NEMS.
Three conceptual designs will be shared with the public this spring after a delay of many months.
Mayor Daniel Lurie tapped Jones as his administration's director of community affairs.
All manner of loading zones and parking are coming to the neighborhood.
From economic help to leveraging City College, here’s what Mayor Daniel Lurie has in store for the greater Ingleside.
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