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Salesforce gives $10 million to District 10

Huge news for Potrero Hill, Dogpatch and the Bayview! From the Chronice

The children that Dr. Jamal Harris treats at the Southeast Health Center in San Francisco’s Bayview neighborhood have often been exposed to violence, drug abuse and sometimes periodic homelessness. Mental health problems may go unaddressed because of the attached…

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Added by Evan Goldin on September 17, 2012 at 22:45 — No Comments

More fun in Dogpatch at Progress Park's new Bocce Ball court

Citizen planned, developed and maintained neighborhood street park sets the bar with recreation choices in SF's Dogpatch neighborhood directly underneath the 280 freeway ... check out Progress Park's latest addition

Added by Bruce Kin Huie on September 2, 2012 at 18:30 — No Comments

New plans for Mission Bay Salesforce office unveiled

Salesforce.com's presence as a major economic force in San Francisco will soon be visible in the form of an eye-popping, 14-acre campus in Mission Bay.

Situated in the growing neighborhood around AT&T Park, the online sales software company's eight-building headquarters would sport bold shades of pink, orange and purple and span 2 million square…

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Added by Evan Goldin on January 13, 2012 at 15:51 — No Comments

Volunteer, Watch the US Open & Support McKinley Square Park!

Join McKinley Square Park Foundation (MSPF) for a unique volunteer opportunity at this year's 2012 US Open at the historic Olympic Club in San Francisco.  Participating volunteers will help us raise much needed funds to support park improvements at our local park through our 501c non-profit.  

 

Volunteers will help…

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Added by Friends of McKinley Square Park on January 5, 2012 at 18:53 — No Comments

Parking Meters in Potrero Hill

Hi Neighbors,

I don't know how many of you have read the news about MTA's proposal to install parking meters in our neighborhood. This proposal, if carried out, will add parking meters directly in front of our residences. The attached document describes the proposed plan (see figure 13)Draft-Mission-Bay-Parking-Management-Strategy-10.28.11.pdf along with information about the…

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Added by jim wilkins on November 23, 2011 at 13:18 — 16 Comments

A CALL TO POTRERO HILL ARTISTS!

ARE YOU A POTRERO HILL ARTIST?

WANT TO PARTICIPATE IN A POTRERO HILL TRADITION?

JOIN US FOR THE POTRERO BRANCH LIBRARY ARTISTS’ 54TH EXHIBITION IN 2012!

 



Please send your contact information to Lia Hillman at lhillman@sfpl.org. Include your first and last name, address, phone number and email address. Or visit us at the library and we will take your contact information. If you would like to be on the Art…

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Added by Daphne Magnawa on November 19, 2011 at 15:30 — No Comments

How will Election 2011 impact SF families?

Election season is in full swing and because I know how hard it is for busy parents to keep up with candidates and issues related to families and education, I have listed some articles below that may help you wade through your ballot.  Full disclosure: my child is in public school so the articles reflect that perspective.  My intention is not to promote public vs. private, it is more to highlight the serious issues of family flight and to illustrate how our votes on open seats and ballot…
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Added by Daphne Magnawa on October 24, 2011 at 9:30 — 1 Comment

October 16th Planting Day at McKinley Square was a great success

Thank you all that made the planting on Sunday morning.

<Click here for pictures>

We had a great turn out, and planted approximately 600 native plants on the McKinley Square hillside, which are all fairly visible for the flags that were placed to mark them (until we ran out of flags). These plants will help native wildlife, bees, butterflies, some of which are endangered, while at the same time making the hillside safer for dogs by combatting the invasive fox tail…

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Added by Cris Rys on October 21, 2011 at 15:02 — No Comments

Vote YES on A!

Proposition A is a bond measure that will go directly towards repairing and modernizing over 50 SF public schools. Three Potrero schools, Daniel Webster, Starr King and ISA at Enola Maxwell are all slated for these improvements as long as we vote YES on A this November.  
Prop A will:


• Repair…
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Added by Daphne Magnawa on September 25, 2011 at 14:30 — No Comments

Found Cat

A cat appears to have lost her way and has taken up residence in my back yard.  Does anyone know of someone who may have lost their pet recently?  It is not "Hazel," the cat for which there are postings on a lot of telephone poles right now.  (I already contacted that owner.)

 

Please send an email to tom94107@gmail.com , if you have any leads.

 

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Added by Tom Strother on August 19, 2011 at 12:18 — No Comments

San Francisco Mayoral Debate

San Francisco Mayoral Debate
When: Tuesday, August 30 from 6:30 to 9p, doors open at 6p
Where: International Studies Academy, 655 De Haro St. at 18th St.
Sponsored by the Potrero Boosters and …
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Added by Daphne Magnawa on August 11, 2011 at 8:43 — No Comments

Trial ordered for hit-run rampage in Potrero

From the SF Chronicle:

SAN FRANCISCO -- An Albany man accused of running down four bicyclists in the Mission District and Potrero Hill in a six-minute rampage last year must stand trial for attempted murder, a San Francisco judge said Tuesday.

The attorney for David Mark Clark, 40, said outside court that he will pursue an insanity…

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Added by Evan Goldin on August 8, 2011 at 13:41 — No Comments

Certificates of Participation: The City’s Hidden Long-Term Debt

George Wooding of the Westside Observer writes:
San Francisco's cash-strapped politicians are relying heavily on an expensive form of debt called Certificates of Participation (COPs) to pay San Francisco's bills, perhaps hoping they can continue hiding this practice from voters.
The public doesn't know what COPs are, which seems to suit City politicians just fine. San Francisco construction projects that are either unaffordable, unpopular, or need to keep a low…
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Added by Tony Kelly on June 26, 2011 at 14:38 — No Comments

Find available parking on your iPhone, in real time

San Francisco has launched a first-in-the-country project to allow residents and visitors to see, in real time, where parking spots are available. They're also using this data to adjust the prices of parking to better match demand.

Check it out…

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Added by Evan Goldin on May 2, 2011 at 9:00 — No Comments

Potrero/Bayview police captain named as SF's new police chief

According to sfgate.com, Bayview police captain Greg Suhr, whose district includes Potrero Hill, will be the new police chief of police for the city of San Francisco. From sfgate.com

Capt. Greg Suhr, a 30-year veteran of the San Francisco Police…

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Added by Evan Goldin on April 26, 2011 at 22:00 — No Comments

SF COUNTY TRANSPORTATION AUTHORITY WANTS YOUR IDEAS!

  Regional Transportation Plan and SF Transportation Plan Call for Projects

 

A new transit line, streetscape enhancements, bicycle lanes.  Did you know that these kinds of transportation investments in our city frequently start with great ideas from members of the San Francisco public?  Every few years, the San Francisco County Transportation Authority has the opportunity to put out a Call for Projects – you bring us your best ideas for new…

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Added by Potrero Boosters President on March 4, 2011 at 12:30 — No Comments

Robbery victim recovers possessions, even after not reporting crime

On February 12th at 8:45 Am, Officers Wong and Leong responded to 23rd and DeHaro regarding a robbery. As soon as they arrived, they met with a witness to the incident who had also been the one to call the police. She told the officers that she had just observed a victim get robbed of her iPhone while waiting for the bus at 23rd and Rhode Island. She stated that she followed the suspect as he ran off and pointed the officers to his direction of flight, providing them with an excellent clothing… Continue

Added by Evan Goldin on February 25, 2011 at 13:57 — No Comments

Unite Potrero!

We had a great, productive time at the big event that unveiled the process of trying to unite all sides of Potrero Hill and improve the neighborhood.

 

Rosana Francescato has a wonderful blog on the happenings.  Check it out - and get involved!

http://unitepotrero.org/

 

Added by Potrero Boosters President on February 6, 2011 at 10:26 — No Comments

Officers apprehend auto burglary suspect

According to the latest police blotter…

"On January 24th at 1:26 AM, Officers Lustenberger and Perez were patrolling in the area if 18th and Connecticut. They saw a subject walking down the street who was sweating profusely and breathing very hard despite the fact that the night was quite chilly. The officers decided to stop and see if he needed some assistance. He assured them that he was fine and when asked, admitted to being on parole. The officers ran his name through the system…

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Added by Evan Goldin on January 28, 2011 at 13:34 — No Comments

Potrero Hill Rec Center field work underway

The field at the Potrero Hill Recreation Center is currently closed for grass renovation, which often suffers from soggy dirt and missing grass patches.The work is supposed to be completed by Feb. 6.

According to the Parks Department,

Starting Monday, January 24th, 2011, park staff will begin grass renovation of the sports field in preparation for the Spring…

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Added by Evan Goldin on January 27, 2011 at 11:25 — No Comments

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