Monthly Archives: October 2007
Apologies to SF PUC re: Street Lamp Still Out on Main Street
| October 31, 2007 | Posted by jamie under Activism |
I received a note from a SF PUC representative today that provided me with an update on what activity has occurred regarding the two street lamps that I reported as non-working via the 311 service several weeks ago (sometime in early September before I traveled to Michigan, which was September 15th). It turns out that… Keep reading
Focus Group Meetings on Police Foot Patrols in SoMa – Community Input Sought!
| October 31, 2007 | Posted by jamie under Meetings, Neighborhood Crime Watch |
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I just received this notice. I’ll be out of town, but I hope and encourage some of you to attend if you have any opinion on the need for police foot patrols. The Public Safety Strategies Group has contracted with the San Francisco Police Department, in partnership with the Controller’s Office to conduct two planning… Keep reading
Police Captain Daniel McDonagh's Newsletter – October 30, 2007
| October 30, 2007 | Posted by jamie under Neighborhood Crime Watch |
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After the RinconHillSF.org weekly email digest, I’d suggest that our SFPD Southern Station’s Captain’s e-news is the next most important mailing list to get yourself on to stay up with what’s going in the Rincon Hill and other SoMa neighborhoods. Right now, they’re transitioning from Yahoo! Groups to Google Groups, so I thought I’d share… Keep reading
Upcoming Neighborhood Emergency Response Team Training (NERT)
| October 29, 2007 | Posted by jamie under Community Services |
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Although NERT training is typically a 6-week deal (making it difficult for me and probably many other busy folks to attend), there is an upcoming two day intensive training session in Bernal Heights that only requires you invest yourself for two full days (8am – 5pm on both November 10th and 17th) of free training… Keep reading
What Would a New Rincon Hill Resident Want to Know?
| October 28, 2007 | Posted by jamie under RinconHillSF.org |
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I have a little bit of a break from my part-time job of teaching University of Phoenix Online courses until November 20th. Although my full-time job seems to be absorbing a lot of that extra time these days (everybody likes to catch up on work on Saturday evenings, right? Right?!?), I hope to create some… Keep reading
Neighborhood Night at Ozumo
| October 28, 2007 | Posted by jamie under Calendar |
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SouthBeachMissionBay.com presents Neighborhood Night at Ozumo for residents of Rincon Hill, South Beach, and Mission Bay. RSVP required – Go to www.SouthBeachMissionBay.com, click on Contact Us, and then fill in the Register for an Event form. Keep reading
San Francisco Police Effectiveness Review
| October 26, 2007 | Posted by jamie under Neighborhood Crime Watch |
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If you have some spare time, the San Francisco police has a questionnaire online at www.sfpolicereview.org that asks for feedback from San Francisco residents about their views of the San Francisco Police Department. Keep reading
Central Subway Project Community Meetings
| October 26, 2007 | Posted by jamie under Meetings, Transportation & Ped Safety |
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High-Speed Rail Update
| October 25, 2007 | Posted by jamie under Transbay Transit Center, Transportation & Ped Safety |
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www.cahighspeedrail.ca.gov The California High Speed Rail Authority appears alive and well still (thank goodness). The Chronicle has a short article in today’s paper (read it here) about Bay Area transportation leaders backing two high-speed train rail routes into the region, one heading north through Pacheco Pass into the San Francisco area and the other running… Keep reading
Re-re-reporting (PG&E's) Out Street Lamp on Main Street, South of Folsom
| October 24, 2007 | Posted by jamie under Public Services |
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It is good to be back home in San Francisco after spending four days in Portland. There were a few things I noticed while walking home on the pedestrian walkway along the waterfront tonight. I noticed that Whoopee and Weepy have been removed from their spot on The Embarcadero next to Pier 14. Maybe we’ll… Keep reading
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