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Muni Manners Blog

July 14th, 2008 · No Comments

Photo taken by Jamie Whitaker.

The Sunday edition of The Examiner featured a relatively new blog that provides some “Miss Manners” advice for San Francisco Muni riders. The web site, www.MuniManners.com, offers some excellent tips such as refrain from singing while riding the bus and stow your bags.
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Public Meeting about San Francisco Police Department Effectiveness Review Report on District Station Boundaries Analysis

May 13th, 2008 · No Comments

www.SFPoliceReview.org - Project web site
Read the report itself
If you’d like to hear about the findings from the San Francisco Police Department District Station Boundaries Analysis as performed by the consulting group Public Safety Strategies Group (PSSG), please attend the joint hearing of the Police Commission and the Board of Supervisors Public Safety Committee on Monday, [...]

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San Francisco’s 8,000+ Employees Who Earned Over $100,000 in 2007

March 28th, 2008 · No Comments

The San Francisco Chronicle took the time to ask the City and County of San Francisco’s Controller office for the salary information of our public employees. If you’re curious who the top earner on the public payroll in San Francisco was in 2007, click here to see the top earners on the list.
Can somebody find [...]

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Happily Raving About Street Lighting

February 20th, 2008 · No Comments

Have you walked down Main Street’s east side (The Infinity/server co-location side) from Folsom to Harrison street at night recently and noticed how well-lit the sidewalk is? Holy cow - its great!!
I just noticed the new, bright street lights for the first time tonight when I walked home from Mission and Main [...]

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Free Three-Hour Personal Disaster Preparedness Workshops from San Francisco Fire Department

December 21st, 2007 · No Comments

San Francisco Fire Department’s Neighborhood Emergency Response Team (NERT) and San Francisco SAFE offer training classes four times in January for folks interested in learning about disaster preparedness. I highly recommend attending this training, and I also recommend you consider attending the full NERT training program.
What: Free, Three-Hour Personal Preparedness Workshop and NERT Block [...]

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