Editors’ note: Baik reached out to the Glen Park News to clarify that he’s still considering his options when it comes to reopening his business. The story has been updated to reflect this. The Glen Park News regrets the error Four months after a fire swept through building at the corner of Chenery and Diamond, […]
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Fall Quarterly Meeting: Thursday, October 6, 2022
The Glen Park Association Board is thrilled to invite you to our fall quarterly membership meeting – our first in-person meeting since January 2020! Learn About Local Ballot Measures! The Glen Park Association Fall Quarterly Meeting Thursday, October 6, 2022 6 – 8 p.m. Glen Park Recreation Center Agenda 6:00-6:30: Meet & greet your neighbors. Light refreshments […]
Tommy Baik is still pondering whether to reopen Glen Park Cleaners
Editors’ note: Baik reached out to the Glen Park News to clarify that he’s still considering his options when it comes to reopening his business. The story has been updated to reflect this. The Glen Park News regrets the error Four months after a fire swept through building at the corner of Chenery and Diamond, […]
Art festival coming to Noe Valley
After many years of dreaming and hoping and planning about sponsoring an Art Festival, celebrating the many talented artists living and working in Noe Valley and surrounding neighborhoods, the Friends of Noe Valley is going to make it happen! Because the Noe Valley Town Square had been holding regular Sunday events, planning for an Art Festival […]
Film by Glen Park director wins award at Bernal Heights Outdoor Cinema
(Dan Goldes has lived in Glen Park on Joost St. since 1998. His documentary films include 5 Blocks, Arrested (Again), ub2, and Keeper of the Creek. 5blocksproject.com) Oakland resident Paul Panish has been writing poetry for most of his 87 years and a new documentary film about him, directed by Glen Park resident Dan Goldes, […]
Massive tree limb comes down with a thud
Monday, September 12, was the day a tree that was threatening to “do something” for years, made a dramatic statement. Neighbors flocked to the site on the Greenway at the upward slope to Bosworth Street, adjacent to Brompton Avenue, where at around 3:35 pm, a large tree limb broke away from its trunk and fell […]
9/10 Cleanup
Glen Park – August 2022 Incidents
Incident Date Incident Time Intersection Incident Description 2022/08/01 15:30 ADDISON ST \ BEMIS ST Theft, Other Property, >$950 16:15 DIAMOND ST \ CHENERY ST Theft of Checks or Credit Cards 20:00 ADDISON ST \ DIGBY ST Theft, From Locked Vehicle, >$950 2022/08/02 05:01 VAN BUREN ST \ SUSSEX ST Theft, Vehicle Strip, >$950 14:12 […]
Greenway work party–Saturday, September 10
Hello Friend and Supporter of the Greenway, I hope that you are enjoying the final weeks of summer. We are making plans for September’s monthly work party. It won’t be on the first Saturday as it usually is because, of course, that would conflict with Labor day. It will be on Saturday, September 10 from […]
Glen Park Neighborhood History Project & Glen Canyon Featured on SF Chronicle’s Total SF Podcast
Secrets of Glen Canyon: Dynamite, bears and a freeway revolt! Glen Canyon is one of the most underrated parks in San Francisco, with a dramatic history that’s mostly unknown beyond the Glen Park neighborhood. Glen Park Neighborhood History Project founder Evelyn Rose joins Total SF hosts Peter Hartlaub and Heather Knight to talk about the […]