Category: Activism
AT&T Utility Boxes and the Graffiti They Attract
| October 30, 2011 | Posted by jamie under Activism, Open Spaces, Transportation & Ped Safety |
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UPDATE: Within a couple of days, this utility box was painted and the graffiti gone. Thank you to AT&T or DPW or ?? AT&T does not maintain the existing utility boxes that eat up public realm. The box at The Embarcadero and Harrison Street pictured above has been marked with graffiti for most of 2011.… Keep reading
Rincon Point Open Water Basin is Worth Preserving
| August 28, 2011 | Posted by jamie under Activism, America's Cup, Open Spaces |
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The San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission (BCDC) is meeting this Thursday at 1 p.m. at the Ferry Building on the second floor in The Port Commission meeting room (enter the via the stairs in the middle of the Ferry Building’s Embaracadero-facing side. Please join Katy Liddell, Michael Anthony, and other SoMa waterfront neighbors… Keep reading
DPW Keeps Rincon Hill Clean of Graffiti
| March 23, 2011 | Posted by jamie under Activism |
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I kept hoping somebody else might call 311 or visit their website at www.sf311.org to request graffiti abatement on the traffic signal box on the NW corner of Spear and Harrison. I first spotted the graffiti on that box in November 2009 (see photo below). Nearly a year and a half later, I finally broke… Keep reading
Why are Mid-Market and the Tenderloin in such bad shape?
| March 19, 2011 | Posted by jamie under Activism |
This past week’s Board of Supervisors Budget Committee included the hot topic of the Twitter Payroll Tax Exclusion. One of the justifications for granting an incentive for Twitter to move to the former San Francisco Mart building between 9th and 10th on Market Street is that the area has been downtrodden for years with many… Keep reading
Junk on Mission Street
| March 7, 2011 | Posted by jamie under Activism |
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Next to Perilla restaurant, this piece of restaurant furniture has been chained to the fence for months now. What up DPW? Keep reading
Expired No Stopping Signs
| March 6, 2011 | Posted by jamie under Activism |
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Up and down Main Street, there are several “No Stopping” signs left over from the 2/19/2011 Chinese New Year Parade event. Many are still loosely tied to parking meters, but some have fallen to the ground. I would think that the same City department that charges a fee to event organizers to hang these signs… Keep reading
Vote on Tuesday – Find your polling place
| November 1, 2010 | Posted by jamie under Activism |
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November 2nd is election day, and Rincon HIll neighbors in District 6 along with residents in 4 other Supervisorial Districts (Districts 2, 4, 8, and 10) in San Francisco get to choose who makes legislative decisions for them in City Hall. There are five ballots for District 6 voters to fill in at the polls. … Keep reading
Ranked-Choice Voting Demonstration
| October 13, 2010 | Posted by jamie under Activism |
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For municipal elections in San Francisco, we are able to choose our preferred first, second, and third choice candidates. It is important to use all three options to make sure you maximize the opportunity for your vote to count. There are over a dozen candidates for District 6 Supervisor in 2010. Check out this demo… Keep reading
No Supervisor Candidate Event at The Infinity
| October 5, 2010 | Posted by jamie under Activism |
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FYI … a previously mentioned District 6 Supervisor candidate night at The Infinity was not finalized and will not be happening. However, you can meet the candidates at UCSF Mission Bay this Thursday from 6pm – 8pm at Genentech Hall’s Byers Auditorium. Hope to see you there! Also, SPUR has released their much anticipated voter… Keep reading
Thank you to Department of Public Works!
| September 21, 2010 | Posted by jamie under Activism, Transportation & Ped Safety |
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Mike, a street inspector for the Department of Public Works, phoned to let me know that the parking lot sign at Main and Harrison has been taken care of – removed to be exact. Thank you to Mike and others at DPW for helping us keep our sidewalks passable for those who use them! Keep reading


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