Rock Climbing Gym Has Plans For Pacific Super
In this week’s newsletter, we report on plans to open a rock climbing gym on Alemany Boulevard and more.
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In this week’s newsletter, we report on Touchstone Climbing's plans to open a gym on Alemany Boulevard, and then:
- Ingleside residents arrested on homicide charge
- Jerry Day is more than just one day this year
- Events Around the Neighborhood
- Worth Reading
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Touchstone Climbing Mounts Conversion Plan For Pacific Super
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The San Francisco gym chain plans to transform the empty Pacific Super grocery store into a rock climbing and fitness center.
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Suspect Arrested In Ingleside For Gambling Den Homicide
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Events Around the Neighborhood
- OMI/Lakeview Family Day
WHAT: Join Youth 1st for another day of family fun which will include food, rides, raffles, bounce houses, face painting and more.
WHERE: Merced Heights Playground, 801 Shields St.
WHEN: Friday, July 12, 2024, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. - Animal Ambassadors with Tree Frog Treks
WHAT: The San Francisco Public Library Ocean View Branch is hosting a reptiles and amphibians presentation with live animals and help from the after-school program Tree Frog Treks.
WHERE: Ocean View Library, 345 Randolph St.
WHEN: Friday, July 12, 2024, from 2 to 3 p.m. - Morning Jazz with Charged Particles
WHAT: Join the Bay Area jazz trio Charged Particles with Pianist Murray Low, Bassist Aaron Germain and Drummer Jon Krosnick for an hour of live music at the San Francisco Public Library Ingleside Branch.
WHERE: Ingleside Library, 1298 Ocean Ave.
WHEN: Saturday, July 13, 2024, from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. - Community Clean Up and Free Lunch
WHAT: Friends of Lakeside Village have partnered with Italian restaurant Ofena for a volunteering day filled with cleaning up litter and enjoying a free meal for 50 people who sign up.
WHERE: Lakeside Landing, 2504 Ocean Ave.
WHEN: Sunday, July 14, 2024, from noon to 2:30 p.m.
Disclaimer: Always double-check event information with the event organizer as events can be canceled, details can change and errors occur.
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Worth Reading
- San Francisco Chronicle: 9th Circuit lifts order restricting SF homeless encampment sweeps
- San Francisco Standard: Mary Fong Lau, West Portal crash driver, pleads not guilty
- Mission Local: Valencia bike lane debacle becomes obstacle to new SF biking network
- KQED: New State Law Slashed SF's Housing Permit Timeline. Will Builders Follow?
- San Francisco Standard: Lawsuit: Urban Alchemy workers at homeless camp dealt drugs, had sex with residents
- San Francisco Chronicle: S.F. Mayor Breed plays defense in lively mayoral debate that centers on crime and homelessness
- NBC Bay Area: San Francisco Police block skateboarding 'Hill Bomb' event, skaters find a way to proceed nearby
- San Francisco Examiner: Measure to lower some SF business taxes qualifies for November ballot
- KRON4: SF Zoo releases threatened toads into Yosemite ecosystem
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