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Bonnee Waldstein

Breaking News:
Oil spill on Elk Street

December 4, 2019 by Bonnee Waldstein

Traffic in Glen Park was snarled this morning due to an oil spill on Elk Street between Bosworth and Sussex Streets.  A Recology truck traveling uphill from Bosworth dropped a load of hydraulic fluid as it made its way up Elk Street.  The hydraulic fluid is needed to operate the lifts that dump trash from […]

Filed Under: Anniversary NO, Emergency preparedness, Featured, Road work, Uncategorized

SFMTA looks to speed up J-Church Muni line (Bay Area Reporter)

November 21, 2019 by matthew s. bajko

The inefficiency and unreliability of the J-Church has commuters up in arms.  Supervisor Mandelman has been working with SFMTA and the community –Upper Noe Neighbors had an open house November 18 — to work out solutions to the problem-riddled Muni line.  Read about it here.

Filed Under: Anniversary NO, Featured, Muni

Next Greenway work party, Saturday, December 7

November 19, 2019 by nicholas dewar

Hello Friends and Supporters of the Glen Park Greenway. Our next work party will be on Saturday December 7! Please put in in your calendar. I hope that you’ll be able to join us. Please email me to tell me if you will be there: greenway@glenparkassociation.org. We’ll start at 9:00 – there’ll be coffee waiting […]

Filed Under: Anniversary NO, Uncategorized

Glen Park featured in New York Times travel section

November 18, 2019 by Bonnee Waldstein

The secret is out. Glen Park has just had its profile raised to national heights. “A 17-Mile Hike to Unite San Francisco,” by Nellie Bowles, is the story of the Crosstown Trail, and Robert Siegel, its champion over many years.The official designation of the trail dates back to 2014. Glen Park is one of seven […]

Filed Under: Anniversary NO, Editor's Pick, Glen Canyon Park, Neighborhood Tagged With: Editor's Pick

Useful emergency preparedness brochures

November 15, 2019 by Greg Carey

   Resilient Diamond Heights (RDH) has developed five brochures to train its volunteers and the public on how households can prepare for a wide variety of emergencies. This was undertaken when we found that very little of information scattered over the Internet is in a format that is easily understood. Some is written for the […]

Filed Under: Anniversary NO, Diamond Heights, Emergency preparedness, Uncategorized

Twin Peaks Figure 8 redesign promenade updates

November 8, 2019 by Melinda Stockman Sullivan

Here are a few updates regarding the Twin Peaks Figure 8 Redesign / Promenade Project:   Rec and Park, in partnership with SFMTA, is supporting the SF Police Department to move the concrete barriers between the two peaks with the goal of reducing the incidence of auto break-in’s. The barriers were moved on Monday, November […]

Filed Under: Anniversary NO, Rec and Park, Twin Peaks, Uncategorized

Construction on Christopher Playground to Start this Week

November 4, 2019 by Lauren Chavez, SF Rec & Park

  Great News! Construction of the George Christopher Playground renovation will begin during the week of November 4th! You’ll soon see temporary fencing going up as the first step in the construction mobilization process. The tennis court will be closed throughout construction, but the ball field will remain open. Field users are advised to enter […]

Filed Under: Anniversary NO, Christopher Park

Notes on the Fall Glen Park Association Meeting

October 31, 2019 by Bonnee Waldstein

Here’s a summary of what you saw and heard, or missed, at the Glen Park Rec Center on October 17, 2019. Halloween Street Closure: Ingleside Station’s Tom Hauscarriague presented the plan for closure of part of Chenery Street on Halloween.  Read about it in this separate post: https://www.glenparkassociation.org/get-ready-for-chenery-street-closure-on-halloween/   Fairmount Plaza: Word had recently gotten […]

Filed Under: Anniversary NO, David Chiu, Glen Park Association, Uncategorized

“Warning” fire in Glen Canyon Park

October 27, 2019 by Bonnee Waldstein

This morning, close to 10:00 AM, amidst the gusty winds plaguing much of northern California with destructive fires and evacuations, a small fire was burning in Glen Canyon Park.  Passersby noticed flames coming from a fire pit behind Glenridge Nursery School.  It was a minor blaze that they were able to extinguish themselves by piling […]

Filed Under: Anniversary NO, Fire, Glen Canyon Park, Uncategorized

Get ready for Chenery Street closure on Halloween

October 27, 2019 by Bonnee Waldstein

  Halloween is a huge event in the city, perhaps nowhere as huge as in Glen Park. Last year, with the permission of SFPD and support by the Glen Park Association, a section of Chenery Street was closed to vehicular traffic so kids could trick or treat in a safe environment.  The event was so […]

Filed Under: Anniversary NO, Halloween

Don’t miss the Vella Family Pumpkins display

October 24, 2019 by Charlie Vella

On Halloween night, there is the Chenery St. Halloween celebration, but there is also the 25th Vella Family Pumpkins at 354 Sussex at Elk. The Vellas have been carving pumpkins for 25 years and have gotten better at it. We will be putting out 100+ pumpkins on Halloween night. Come and see. Here are last […]

Filed Under: Anniversary NO, Halloween

Trucks on the tracks (a BART service reminder)

October 23, 2019 by Bonnee Waldstein

Since February of this year, BART has been single-tracking its trains on some Sundays. That means trains need to take turns running in each direction on only one track between the Embarcadero and 24th Street Mission stations.  This is to allow time for work in the tunnels that will ensure a reliable power supply by […]

Filed Under: Anniversary NO, BART, Uncategorized

Le P’tit Laurent has been sold

October 20, 2019 by gail bensinger

Le P’tit Laurent, the popular bistro at the intersection of Chenery and Diamond streets, has been sold to an as-yet unnamed buyer who plans to keep it open as a French restaurant, with the same kitchen team. Laurent Legendre, the owner who started the restaurant in 2007, said the new owners didn’t want their identity […]

Filed Under: Anniversary NO, Businesses

Tennis Court Reservation System Expands Citywide

October 9, 2019 by Bonnee Waldstein

 The tennis courts at Glen Canyon Park are part of an increasing citywide online reservation system.  SF Rec and Park has posted details: Tennis, anyone? We’re pleased to announce that we’ve added 12 tennis complexes to our pilot tennis court online reservation system for tennis and pickleball play. The expansion allows people to reserve more […]

Filed Under: Anniversary NO, Glen Canyon Park, Rec and Park, Uncategorized

Join the Crowd — Come to the Fall Glen Park Association Meeting

October 5, 2019 by Bonnee Waldstein

  Glen Park Association Fall Quarterly Meeting Thursday, October 17, 2019, 7pm Glen Park Recreation Center, Elk at Chenery, San Francisco   AGENDA: 7pm Call to order Assemblymember David Chiu:  Legislative update, Q&A Fairmount Plaza, open space at the foot of Everson: History of Fairmount Plaza site by Evelyn Rose, Glen Park Neighborhoods History Project Nathan Tinclair, […]

Filed Under: Anniversary NO, David Chiu, Fairmount Plaza, Glen Park Association, Meeting announcement

Worth a trek to Noe Valley

October 2, 2019 by Bonnee Waldstein

What does this image have in common with local SF government? Senator Scott Wiener and Supervisor Rafael Mandelman will be presenting a legislative update — and pumpkin carving (at no taxpayer expense)!   Learn about the 2019 California legislative agenda, ask questions and share your 2020 priorities.   October 19, 2019, 1 – 4 pm […]

Filed Under: Anniversary NO, Mandelman, Scott Wiener, SF Recreation and Parks Department, Uncategorized

Christopher Park Construction Alert

August 30, 2019 by betsy eddy

The long-awaited renovations for George Christopher Playground will start late September or early October. Please see the construction alert below that describes the project including what part of the park will be closed. Construction is estimated to last until October 2020. The DHCA thanks Supervisor Rafael Mandelman, former Supervisor Jeff Sheehy, and Senator Scott Wiener for their […]

Filed Under: Anniversary NO, Christopher Park

Candidates for District Attorney forum: Save the date

August 15, 2019 by Betsy Eddy

The DHCA is delighted that all four candidates running for District Attorney on Nov. 5 will present at a community meeting on Saturday, Sept. 21, 2 – 4 pm at St. Aidan’s Church. Supervisor Rafael Mandelman will give an update on neighborhood issues. The DA candidates are Chesa Boudin, Leif Dautch, Suzy Loftus and Nancy Tung. 

Filed Under: Anniversary NO, Uncategorized

Notes on the summer Glen Park Association meeting

August 4, 2019 by Bonnee Waldstein

  There seemed to be a lot of new faces at the meeting at the Rec Center on July 25.  Maybe they wanted to hear and speak to Supervisor Mandelman, or find out the latest in the Kern alley saga, or broaden their vision of the future with the presentation on autonomous vehicles in San […]

Filed Under: Kern Alley, Mandelman, Meeting Summaries, Safety, SFFD, SFMTA, Transit, Uncategorized

Summer fun in Glen Canyon Park

July 31, 2019 by Bonnee Waldstein

It was organized mayhem on the ball field at the park Monday.  Rec and Park’s Silver Tree and Pine Lake day camps squared off against each other in all manner of games.  In the middle, some older folks got centered with Tai Chi. The release of energy could have powered the neighborhood for a week. […]

Filed Under: Glen Canyon Park, Rec and Park, Recreation and sports

Community Meeting at Ingleside Station

July 30, 2019 by Captain Jack Hart, Ingleside Station

Please join us at Ingleside Station Community Room.  Come to talk about district crimes and updates, upcomng events and responses to questions and concerns in our community. Tuesday, August 20, 2019 7 – 9 pm 1 Sgt. John V. Young Lane San Francisco, CA 94112

Filed Under: Crime, Meeting announcement, SFPD

Message from Captain Hart about this week’s burglaries

July 27, 2019 by Captain Jack Hart, Ingleside Station

I have just posted to NextDoor seeking the neighborhood’s help with any surveillance video of these incidents: The following 4 commercial burglaries have occurred in the Glen Park neighborhood in the past week: 1) 7/21 overnight to 22, Destination Baking Company. 598 Chenery St. 190-529-930 2) 7/21 overnight to 22 – Higher Grounds Coffee – […]

Filed Under: Crime, Neighborhood, SFPD, Uncategorized

Four Glen Park businesses burglarized this week

July 27, 2019 by Bonnee Waldstein

It hasn’t been a good week for Glen Park merchants, to say the least. Monday morning  (July 22), after midnight, Destination Bakery was broken into.  Burglars kicked in the glass door, which has since been replaced.  They took the cash register, which only had around eight dollars, said Indy, a bakery employee. In the same […]

Filed Under: Crime, Neighborhood

Update: Glen Park Hardware store broken into

July 26, 2019 by Bonnee Waldstein

From an early morning walker:  “Looks like someone smashed the front window of Glen Park Hardware.  Their key display was strewn about on the sidewalk. There were 4 police cars there at 6:15 am.” When I arrived at 7:00 am, the fire department had covered the window.  A police officer was parked in front of […]

Filed Under: Crime, Neighborhood, Uncategorized

Ode to Glen Park BART station

July 25, 2019 by Brock Keeling via Streetsblog SF

(Editor’s note:  The Glen Park Association was instrumental in advocating for the station to get California state landmark status.  Read on.) Rare is the weary commuter in awe of a BART station. Powell is drab and dirty. Civic Center a dark and gray mess. And end stops, like Pittsburg Bay Point or Concord, are, at […]

Filed Under: BART, Neighborhood, Uncategorized

Mark your calendar for a Deb Lunsford Benefit! Destination Bakery’s goodwill ambassador!

July 18, 2019 by Eric Whittington

Bird & Beckett, 653 Chenery Street, SF July 26, 2019 – 5:30-8:00pm If you can’t make it in person you can donate online! Go to https://www.tinyurl.com/helpfordeb All proceeds go to Deb! –Glen Park Neighborhood Icon –Weekday Mornings Counter Gal at Destination Bakery, at the corner of Chenery & Castro –Friend and co-conspirator with all small […]

Filed Under: Bird and Beckett, Entertainment, Uncategorized

Come hear the latest! Glen Park Association quarterly meeting

July 17, 2019 by Bonnee Waldstein

Glen Park Association Summer Meeting Thursday, July 25, 7pm Glen Park Recreation Center, Elk at Chenery Agenda 7:00: Call to Order Speakers Supervisor Mandelman Kern Alley – SFMTA, SFPW Autonomous vehicles – SFMTA, SFCTA, Cruise (GM) 8:45: Adjournment  

Filed Under: Uncategorized

Friday Farmers Market and Bazaar in UN Plaza

June 9, 2019 by Civic Center Commons

(To navigate full website, click here.) SF CIVIC CENTER PLAZA, UN PLAZA & FULTON STREET   Friday Farmers Market & Bazaar in UN Plaza Join us at the Friday Farmers Market & Bazaar – A NEW market day is launching in UN Plaza: every Friday, starting June 7th, from 7am to 4pm, UN Plaza will feature […]

Filed Under: Businesses, Events, Uncategorized

Castro Street gets all torn up (but it’s a good thing)

June 4, 2019 by Bonnee Waldstein

It’s hard to believe so much heavy equipment and so many earth movers — both mechanical and human — were able to fit on the short block of Castro Street off Chenery. Last Wednesday, May 29, a logistical marvel was happening as Castro Street was undergoing the equivalent of major surgery.  The old sewer pipes, […]

Filed Under: Public Works, Road work, SFPW, Uncategorized

San Francisco and Glen Park under the microscope

May 27, 2019 by Bonnee Waldstein

  Recently, a spate of findings and ratings has been released by the San Francisco Controller’s Office and the Trust for Public Land, measuring the performance of city departments and quality of life issues. SF Controller’s Office 2019 City Survey Report  This month, the Controller’s Office came out with its biennial (2019) City Survey Report […]

Filed Under: Glen Canyon Park, Library, Neighborhood, Rec and Park, Recreation and sports, SF Recreation and Parks Department, Transit, Trees, Uncategorized

Call to volunteer: Rec and Park Trail Corps!

May 14, 2019 by San Francisco Rec and Park

Calling all trail fans! Do you love hiking trails in San Francisco? Want to be part of the team that builds and maintains your favorite trails in the city? The San Francisco Recreation and Park Department’s Urban Trails Program invites you to join us in a kick-off volunteer work party, where you will gain valuable […]

Filed Under: Community Servce, Glen Canyon Park, Rec and Park, Uncategorized

Glen Park Association spring meeting wrap-up

May 8, 2019 by Bonnee Waldstein

The quarterly meeting took place in the Recreation Center on April 25. Update on crime and other matters in Glen Park Captain Hart had just come from a fire safety meeting in Diamond Heights and had some helpful information to share. There are two separate access points to Glen Canyon Park.  The official address is […]

Filed Under: Community Clean-Up, Fire, FixIt, FUF, Gardening, Glen Park Association, Greenway, Meeting Summaries, Public Works, SFFD, SFPD, Trees, Uncategorized

Glen Park Recreation Center: All clean!

May 7, 2019 by Bonnee Waldstein

It’s the Tuesday morning after the Saturday night that the Recreation Center was vandalized by tagging (see post of Monday, May 6).  The site has been almost completely cleaned up!  The sculpture is still in process. The Recreation and Park Department has done a great and speedy job! UPDATE:  Tamara Barak Aparton of Rec and […]

Filed Under: Uncategorized

UPDATE: Developing story: Vandals *Majorly* Tag Glen Park Recreation Center

May 6, 2019 by Bonnee Waldstein

S Sunday morning there was a shocking sight at the Glen Park Recreation Center.  Vandals had done extensive tagging to the facade, the outdoor sculpture and stairs.  They’d spray-painted the security cameras as well. A passerby walking his dog in the park at around 11:30 Saturday night posted on Nextdoor that he saw around 15 […]

Filed Under: Uncategorized

10th Anniversary Retrospective: Scenes from the Glen Park Festival, April 28, 2019

April 29, 2019 by Bonnee Waldstein

To celebrate the Glen Park Association Website turning ten years old, we are reposting some of our favorite stories from the last ten years. Photos by Bonnee Waldstein The Glen Park Association meets, greets, and signs up lots of new members! Shameless plug! Join or renew your Glen Park Association membership here. The Glen Park […]

Filed Under: Anniversary, Events, Featured, Glen Park Association, Glen Park Festival, Mandelman, Neighborhood, Uncategorized

10th Anniversary Retrospective: Curious police presence in Glen Park

April 2, 2019 by Bonnee Waldstein

To celebrate the Glen Park Association Website turning ten years old, we are reposting some of our favorite stories from the last ten years. There was an overwhelming police presence outside Higher Grounds late Tuesday morning.  Their comportment suggested they weren’t there responding to a mob hit job, thankfully.  They were standing there schmoozing among […]

Filed Under: Anniversary, Businesses, Featured, SFPD, Uncategorized

SFPW scheduled road work in April

March 27, 2019 by Bonnee Waldstein

Public Works’ goal is to apply a micro-surface seal to more than 200 blocks annually throughout the City as an efficient and cost-effective way to prolong the life of our streets. Micro-surfacing preserves the asphalt pavement by protecting the surface from the effects of natural aging and the environment caused by inclement weather, excessive heat […]

Filed Under: Featured, Public Works, Road work, Uncategorized

Wilder Street Garden:  A Growing Idea

March 22, 2019 by Bonnee Waldstein

On the short and narrow, yet very busy thoroughfare that is Wilder Street, sits a sad, empty patch of ground.  It’s BART property and is fenced off to protect an auxiliary building for BART which sits on the site. For years, neighbors have bemoaned its ugliness, and several of them try to at least keep […]

Filed Under: BART, BART lot, Gardening, Neighborhood, Uncategorized, Wilder garden

Bollywood by the Bay, Saturday evening, March 23

March 19, 2019 by Betsy Eddy

Here are the details: DOORS OPEN AT 6:00pm SATURDAY, MARCH 23rd Bhangra & Bollywood Dance Performance by Ruth Asawa School for the Arts World Dance Program Students. Then learn Bollywood dancing taught by the students. Buffet Dinner catered by Small Potatoes, thanks to Michael Jennings. FEATURED LIVE AUCTION ITEMS: Join Supervisor Rafael Mandelman for lunch (6 of you). […]

Filed Under: Uncategorized

Hailstorm hits Glen Park

March 12, 2019 by Jane Rice

At around 3:00 p.m. Sunday, my husband Michael and I set out from our house to buy a carton of milk at Canyon Market.  It was pouring!  We walked down Mizpah as the rain surged down along the curb. By the time we reached the bottom of the street, it had started to hail.  The […]

Filed Under: Uncategorized

Not a great track record for Muni buses serving Glen Park

March 6, 2019 by Adam Brinklow, Curbed San Francisco

  The best and worst on-time performing Muni bus lines, ranked Last week Curbed SF examined SFMTA’s latest data dump about Muni light rail’s on-time performance—or rather, its lack thereof. By comparison, Muni bus service is far more reliable than its trains. And yet, not a single bus line in the city is even close to Muni’s stated […]

Filed Under: Muni, SFMTA, Transit, Uncategorized

San Francisco Scale Model is a massive hit at the library

February 27, 2019 by Bonnee Waldstein

Glen Parkers and residents from adjoining neighborhoods packed the library last Thursday to see a section (of the 120) of the San Francisco Scale Model and hear its fascinating story.  At the same time, it was an exciting history lesson about our neighborhoods.  The model was in storage for 77 years, until now. The presentation […]

Filed Under: Uncategorized

Join an elite group of volunteers

February 24, 2019 by Bonnee Waldstein

Enjoy the perks of being a Glen Park News paper carrier — get some exercise and fresh air, greet neighbors and passersby, get that dog walk done, etc. — you name it! The Glen Park News is printed four times a year and delivered to the doorsteps of neighborhood residents and merchants. There are 27 […]

Filed Under: Glen Park Association, Glen Park News, Neighborhood, Volunteer

Gridlock Grips Glen Park

February 21, 2019 by Bonnee Waldstein

On a fairly typical late Tuesday  morning in Glen Park, a huge truck full of pet chow made its delivery to Critter Fritters.  How it managed to make its way onto Chenery Street wasn’t captured in a photo, unfortunately. It was just too much for the narrow commercial street, with parked cars on both sides (and […]

Filed Under: Muni, traffic, Uncategorized

Glen Park section of SF scale model coming to library this Thursday!

February 19, 2019 by Evelyn Rose, Bonnee Waldstein

When:  Thursday, Feb. 21, 2019, 6:00 – 7:00 pm Where:  Glen Park Library What:    Under the auspices of the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art and the San Francisco Public Library, local sections of this massive 41-ft by 37-ft, 3-dimensional model of the City of San Francisco, constructed by the Works Project Administration in […]

Filed Under: Glen Park History, Neighborhood, Uncategorized

SFMTA is out with its annual report

February 8, 2019 by Bonnee Waldstein

It’s called “A Year of Movement,” an appropriately vague title. Read it here.

Filed Under: SFMTA, Transit

Next Greenway work party coming soon!

February 4, 2019 by Nicholas Dewar

Hello friends and supporters of the Glen Park Greenway, Our next work party will be on Saturday February 16! I hope that you’ll be able to join us. We’ll start at 9:00 – there’ll be coffee waiting for you Meet at the top of the Chilton Ave cul-de-sac beside 88 Chilton Ave. We’ll stop at […]

Filed Under: Community Servce, Featured 2, Gardening, Greenway, Volunteer

Twin Peaks Figure 8 Redesign Next Steps

February 2, 2019 by Melinda Sullivan

Thanks again to all who came to our community open house this Spring and to those who provided input via email.  We have integrated much of this feedback and have a preliminary conceptual design for a linear park or “promenade” in the location of the closed roadway. RPD planners will be working to coordinate among […]

Filed Under: Featured 2, Rec and Park, Uncategorized

SFMTA Posts Notice about Elk/Sussex Intersection Work

February 1, 2019 by SFMTA

Diamond Heights Blvd / Elk St / Sussex St Pedestrian Safety Project The SFMTA is proposing improvements to pedestrian safety and access to Glen Canyon by providing clear sightlines between drivers and pedestrians, adding a high visibility crosswalk with flashing warning beacons, and installing ADA curb ramps and additional street lighting. The proposed project will […]

Filed Under: Featured, SFMTA, traffic, Uncategorized

Free Fire Safety & Emergency Preparedness Fair

January 30, 2019 by Betsy Eddy

WHAT The San Francisco Fire Department (SFFD), in collaboration with Community Youth Center, SF, Resilient Diamond Heights and St. Aidan’s Church, will hold a Community Safety Fair for members of the public. This fair will include Fire Prevention and Education materials, demonstrations, and answers to inspection questions. SFFD EMS members will teach hands-only CPR and […]

Filed Under: Diamond Heights, Emergency preparedness, Featured, Fire, Safety, Uncategorized

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