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GPA Quarterly Meeting Jan. 28

January 14, 2021 by Glen Park Association

You’re invited to the virtual Glen Park Association Winter Meeting! Thursday, January 28, 2021, 7:00 pm Participation via Zoom – Register here for the link. Agenda Glen Park Association officer election You must be a Glen Park Association member to vote. Candidate slate: President: Hilary Schiraldi Vice President: Heather World Treasurer: Dennis Mullen Communications secretary: […]

Filed Under: Coronavirus, COVID-19, Events, Glen Park Association, Mandelman, Meeting announcement, Uncategorized

SFMTA annual report 2020

January 6, 2021 by Bonnee Waldstein

Unsurprisingly, the year-in-SF-transit, 2020, has been a bleak one. Ridership has fallen off the cliff, and service cuts and mass layoffs are anticipated. Steep budget cuts will hobble the agency’s ability to recover from the effects wrought by the Covid-19 pandemic. Benchmarks such as the City Chartered mandate for 85% on time Muni performance have […]

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All politics begin locally: A tutorial

January 4, 2021 by Glen Park News staff

  How does California actually get candidates who run for elections and who, when elected, will affect our daily lives in profound ways? It’s both a democratic and a sausage-making process. But there’s a way we can impact the election process at the local level. Here is an example of how both major parties, Democrats […]

Filed Under: elections, Featured, Political, Uncategorized

Follow up on murder of Leo Hainzl

December 22, 2020 by Bonnee Waldstein

As 2020 draws to a close, and none too soon, you will remember another horrible event of the year–the murder of 94-year old Glen Park resident, Leo Hainzl, as he walked his dog outside Glen Canyon Park on Memorial Day morning. The alleged perpetrator is Peter Rocha, a homeless man who frequented the neighborhood and […]

Filed Under: Crime, Featured, Glen Park people, Uncategorized

GPA Quarterly Mtg Jan 28

December 18, 2020 by Mary Szczepanik

Glen Park Association Winter Meeting January 28, 2021, 7 to 9 p.m. Location: Zoom Meeting ID: 842 4961 2175 Passcode: 843562 Proposed Agenda: Officer elections (slate to come in January meeting reminder — please renew to vote!) Update from District 8 Supervisor Rafael Mandelman Department of Public Health to discuss vaccine rollout in SF (unconfirmed) […]

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Update: SF Assessor announces resources on Prop. 19

December 14, 2020 by Bonnee Waldstein

Today the SF Assessor’s office held a virtual informational session to inform San Franciscans about resources to help in understanding the implications of California Prop. 19, commonly known as the “Realtor’s Measure.” Prop. 19 will replace and bring changes to two statewide property tax saving programs: the parent-child transfer exclusion (effective February 16, 2021) and […]

Filed Under: Featured, Meeting announcement, Meeting Summaries, Uncategorized Tagged With: Editor's Pick

Assessor Carmen Chu to announce Prop. 19 outreach effort

December 11, 2020 by SF Assessor’s Office

    Launching one-stop shop resource page and webinar series to help families be prepared (multilingual resources available)   WHAT:              In November, California voters passed Proposition 19 which makes changes to property tax benefits for families, seniors, severely disabled persons, and victims of natural disaster in our state.  In response, the San Francisco Assessor’s […]

Filed Under: Events, Featured, Meeting announcement, Uncategorized

Bird & Beckett is open despite the pandemic — stop in and safely say hi

November 28, 2020 by Murray Schneider

With dire warnings from City public health officials that the coronavirus will continue through a dark winter and with California beginning a statewide curfew, Eric Whittington, owner of Bird and Beckett Books and Records continues keeping Glen Park supplied the latest in best seller releases and used titles. “As long as the COVID numbers stay […]

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Hoodline: Alemany Farmers’ Market has become free COVID-19 testing site

November 17, 2020 by Joe Kukura

Editor’s note: With the spike in COVID-19 cases in San Francisco and California statewide, and a rollback to more restrictive public health measures, it’s welcome news for Glen Park that, as of today, we have free coronavirus testing nearby. Read the details here.

Filed Under: Coronavirus, COVID-19, Featured, Uncategorized

Detroit Steps Project virtual art competition and fundraiser

November 13, 2020 by Suna Mullins, DSP steering committee

Change Will Happen One Drawing and Step At A Time! The Detroit steps are a two-block stairway comprising 186 steps in total that run south from Detroit Street to Hearst Avenue and north from Detroit Street to Joost Avenue, bisected by Monterey Boulevard. The Detroit Steps Project (DSP)  is a multi-phased community-led beautification project to […]

Filed Under: Featured, Sunnyside, Uncategorized

Glen Park businesses profiled coping with pandemic

November 9, 2020 by Bonnee Waldstein

SF Gate has done a then-and-now appraisal of Glen Park businesses to gauge the impact on them of COVID-19. For us residents, it highlights the continuing need for us to support our local merchants—those featured in this story—and all our others. https://www.sfchronicle.com/sf-neighborhoods/article/We-interviewed-5-SF-businesses-2-weeks-before-the-15689709.php?cmpid=gsa-sfgate-result    

Filed Under: Coronavirus, COVID-19, Neighborhood, Uncategorized

Twin Peaks for all

October 29, 2020 by Bonnee Waldstein

With the election of a lifetime looming, this survey might not be top of mind when the deadline for submission, as announced today in the SF Park and Rec newsletter, is November 3.  However, you might want to take the time to respond to SF Park and Rec’s survey on access to Twin Peaks. There […]

Filed Under: Featured, Rec and Park, Twin Peaks, Uncategorized

Pandemic or no, the Detroit Street steps are getting the love they deserve

October 24, 2020 by Murray Schneider

In the midst of the COIVID-19 pandemic, San Francisco needs more inviting outdoor spaces to pause and enjoy being outdoors. Which is why Sunnyside neighbors aren’t stopping in their efforts to beautify one of the City’s lesser-known stairways. “We are continuing to clean up the Detroit Steps,” Suna Mullins emailed the Glen Park News on […]

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Glen Park Police Blotter

October 12, 2020 by Ingleside Station/Capt. Woon, Officer Trujillo

Note: Ingleside Station, by direction of Captain Woon, has compiled recent incidents reported by Glen Park residents. This is one reason it’s so important to report ALL incidents to SFPD. The more they hear from us, the more police resources are dispatched to keep Glen Park safe. The Ingleside non-emergency phone number is (415) 404-4000. […]

Filed Under: SFPD, Uncategorized

Join in the Hunt for Acorns!

September 11, 2020 by Mary Szczepanik

Want to collect acorns in real life and not just on Animal Crossing? Join Glen Park neighbors in gathering acorns to be sown in the Glen Park Greenway later this year. Some details:   Most of the oak trees grow on rough ground – sometimes steeply sloping which makes this is a job for people […]

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Fire skies over Glen Park – September 9, 2020

September 9, 2020 by Elizabeth Weise

Smoke from distant wildfires layered on top of fog produced reddish-orange skies over San Francisco on Wednesday, September 9, 2020, giving the day a surreal feel that was compared online to variously Mars, the movie Blade Runner and the Apocalypse. Even at midday the city remained darkened. Many street lights stayed on all day and […]

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Mask up, Glen Park! Local seamstresses make it easy

August 29, 2020 by Murray Schneider

“We’re in a major health emergency and neighbors looked around and asked, ‘how can I get involved, how can I help my community?’” Joan Lasselle told the Glen Park News on August 13. Lasselle, who has lived on Laidley Street since 1987, is a charter member of It Takes a Village, a nonprofit that credits […]

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NYTimes catches up with SOTA students on cross-country bike trip

August 27, 2020 by Bonnee Waldstein

Ross Mantle for the New York Times Back in the early days of the pandemic, it still seemed possible to carry out plans for activities and travels that had taken months of meticulous planning and eager anticipation. That was the case in a story in the Glen Park News of Spring 2020, p.11. A group […]

Filed Under: Bikes, Coronavirus, COVID-19, Uncategorized

Captain Woon addresses sideshows

August 25, 2020 by Bonnee Waldstein

There has been a lot of concern expressed online about recent sideshow activity in San Francisco. Oftentimes residents are aware of the noise coming from somewhere but are not sure of the location.  The Glen Park Association safety committee reached out to Captain Woon about this after an event over the weekend. He also addressed […]

Filed Under: Crime, SFPD, Uncategorized

Congestion Pricing Survey

August 24, 2020 by San Francisco County Transportation Authority

Could Congestion Pricing Improve SF’s Transportation Future? The Transportation Authority is exploring how a fee to drive downtown during busy hours could help get traffic moving, increase safety, clean the air, and advance equity once the economy recovers. We invite you to learn more and provide feedback: → Play Unclog Fog City, a digital game […]

Filed Under: SFCTA, traffic, Uncategorized

Geoffrey Gallegos: Glen Park’s 7 o’clock trumpet serenader

August 14, 2020 by Murray Schneider

  If you’ve stopped in Glen Park at 7 pm and heard the haunting strains of a trumpet and wondered where they came from, it’s Geoffrey Gallegos playing on his front steps over on Congo Street. He’s been playing almost every night since early April to honor essential workers — teachers, grocery clerks, public transit […]

Filed Under: Coronavirus, COVID-19, Editor's Pick, Entertainment, Uncategorized Tagged With: Editor's Pick

Crime Update in Diamond Heights and Glen Park

August 13, 2020 by Chris Woon, Captain, Ingleside Station

Gunfire  Tuesday, August 11, at around 11:20 pm, gunfire coming from cars was heard in two locations. Ingleside Capt. Chris Woon has requested videos that may have captured the gunfire and cars. Call Capt. Woon at 415-404-4040 with any information and/or videos.The locations: Diamond Heights Blvd. at the intersection of Addison/Gold Mine Elk at the […]

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Local gym ready to open — but when will it?

August 3, 2020 by Bonnee Waldstein

In a pandemic, when it comes to working out in a gym to stay fit or practicing yoga in a studio, we’re on our own. Glen Park has been lucky to have had several options close by. For example, there’s Synced Pilates on Chenery Street; Sunrise Health and Fitness, also on Chenery Street; and Sol […]

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Scavenger Hunt

July 29, 2020 by Resilient Noe Valley

First Noe Valley Scavenger Hunt! Resilient Noe Valley has a special treat for you – Noe Valley resident Andrew Keeler has created a magical Scavenger Hunt sure to keep the family busy for hours! His clues will send you hunting throughout the neighborhood for statues, fairies, murals and more.The instructions are featured on our brand-new Resilient […]

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Documentary film nourishes heart and soul

July 20, 2020 by Bonnee Waldstein

Here in Glen Park, artists and creative types of all kinds have found welcoming arms and an environment that nurtures their spirit.   One of them is Anne Flatté, 51, a documentary filmmaker and, for the past fifteen years, a resident of Chenery Street with her husband and two sons. Describing herself as “not really a […]

Filed Under: Editor's Pick, Entertainment, Glen Park people, Uncategorized Tagged With: Editor's Pick

Hams, Quads, Glutes get a workout in Glen Park

July 11, 2020 by Dr. Kylie E. Rowe PT and Bonnee Waldstein

If you need a reason to be grateful to live in Glen Park during a pandemic, just think of all the opportunities you have to get in shape, or keep in shape, at absolutely no cost.  Just put your mask on, go out your front door and walk up a hill, or climb one of […]

Filed Under: Editor's Pick, Uncategorized Tagged With: Editor's Pick

With COVID, cones are a no-no, but Mitchell’s Ice Cream is still dishing the good stuff

July 5, 2020 by Murray Schneider

Photos by Linda Mitchell Many things have changed about the legendary Mitchell’s Ice Cream in its years at 688 San Jose Avenue, but never the quality. In 1860 Edward and Margaret Mitchell ran a dairy on 29th and grazed their cows on Red Rock Hill just above what’s now Glen Canyon Park. In 1953 their […]

Filed Under: Businesses, Coronavirus, COVID-19, Editor's Pick, Uncategorized Tagged With: Editor's Pick

Bus-only lanes coming to Glen Park

July 3, 2020 by Bonnee Waldstein

Filed Under: Coronavirus, COVID-19, Featured, SFMTA, Transit, Uncategorized

Shots fired in Glen Park village on Thursday night

June 26, 2020 by Lt. Kevin Knoble, Ingleside Station

Thursday evening at 6:15 p.m.,  San Francisco police officers responded to the area of Wilder and Diamond on a report of shots being fired. As a result of their investigation, they determined two males had an altercation that eventually led to gunfire. No one was struck or injured by the bullets but several cars and […]

Filed Under: Crime, Featured, SFPD, Uncategorized

A man and his dog, lifelong residents of Glen Park

June 25, 2020 by Bonnee Waldstein

With an average life span of 83.7 years and the most centenarians per capita on the planet, Okinawans are touted and envied for their longevity. Not only for humans, but maybe even dogs, as evidenced by 18-year old, aptly named Okie. She’s the equivalent of 88 human years, according to WebMD. That would undoubtedly make […]

Filed Under: dogs, Editor's Pick, Featured, Glen Canyon Park, pets, Uncategorized Tagged With: Editor's Pick

Bus-only lanes may be coming to O’Shaughnessy, Bosworth — MTA wants your comments

June 22, 2020 by Elizabeth Weise

Editor’s Note: Many people are leaving messages in the Comments section below. If you want to tell readers of the Glen Park News how you feel, that’s the right thing to do. But if you want to tell the SF Metropolitan Transportation Agency or District 8 Supervisor Rafael Mandelman, you need to email them directly. […]

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Chenery Slow Street a little shorter than originally planned, still quite popular

June 19, 2020 by Elizabeth Weise

Fifteen swaths of street in San Francisco have so far been blocked off to create Slow Streets where people on foot and bicycles can more easily share the space. It’s part of the city’s response to the COVID-19 pandemic but life on the streets doesn’t always play out exactly as it’s depicted on the City’s […]

Filed Under: Coronavirus, COVID-19, SFMTA, Uncategorized

Bernal Cut Bretheren

June 12, 2020 by Sophie Constantinou

The most recent Bernal Cut newsletter is here! This month’s work party on the east side is June 20. Work party planned soon for the west side.

Filed Under: Bernal Cut, Uncategorized

Silent Vigil for George Floyd

June 6, 2020 by Karen Baker

Please join Glen Park neighbors at a silent vigil this Monday, June 8 from 5 – 6pm in the ballpark of Glen Canyon (Elk Street & Chenery). Monday marks the two week anniversary of George Floyd’s murder. We will gather at 5pm, standing six feet apart; at 5:30pm we will kneel and hold silence for […]

Filed Under: Coronavirus, COVID-19, Meeting announcement, race and racial justice, Uncategorized

Could there be turkeys on Turquoise?

June 5, 2020 by Murray Schneider

Watch a video from May 20 by Roz Romney here: IMG_9554 On May 23, Glen Park Association president Scott Stawicki was walking his dog on Amber Street near the top of Glen Canyon Park when he encountered something he’d never expected to see in San Francisco — a wild turkey. “We saw it walking from […]

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Bernal Cut Survey

June 5, 2020 by Sophie Constantinou

The Bernal Cut is a unique dividing line between Bernal Heights and Glen Park. Once a single-track railway line, today’s Cut is San Jose Avenue, a large crevasse both real and figurative. In an effort to connect the two sides of the Cut, the Bernal Cut Restoration Project is bringing art, safety measures and neighbors […]

Filed Under: Bernal Cut, Gardening, Uncategorized, Volunteer

Bikeshare Dock Hearing June 12

June 3, 2020 by Heather World

According to Lyft, the Arlington at Roanoke bikeshare station will be considered at a virtual public hearing of the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency Friday, June 12, 2020, at 10 am. Go to meet.sfmta.com/meetings/FH53HNDW or call 888-398-2342 and enter the code 8647385 to join the meeting. For those who cannot tune in virtually, all feedback […]

Filed Under: Bike Share, City Agency Hearings, Hearings, Meeting announcement, SFMTA, Uncategorized

“Slow Streets” program rolls out on Chenery Street

May 29, 2020 by Bonnee Waldstein

As of this morning, and for the duration of the pandemic, Chenery Street from Elk Street to Brompton Avenue is closed to through traffic, in order to facilitate walking with social distancing. Through traffic by local residents needing access is permitted. Below is the statement by SFMTA: “The SFMTA announced the Slow Streets Program back […]

Filed Under: Coronavirus, Safety, SFMTA, traffic, Uncategorized

Glen Park Mourns Lost Neighborhood Fixture

May 27, 2020 by Heather World and Bonnee Waldstein

Glen Park is still reeling from the murder of 94-year-old Leo Hainzl, whose friendly face was seen throughout the neighborhood daily. One after another, neighbors recounted stories of Hainzl who, undaunted by age, walked miles every day, repaired his own home, and lent a hand to others. “This was a man who felt like he […]

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Glen Park is open for business — Update May 26, 2020

May 26, 2020 by Bonnee Waldstein

San Francisco is taking a cautious approach to opening our local economy.  While California counties are entering Phase 2 of the shutdown in full force, in which barbershops and hair salons may open, San Francisco has opted out of reopening certain businesses, and is going much more slowly.  However, a new Shared Spaces Program, brought […]

Filed Under: Businesses, Coronavirus, COVID-19, Featured 2, Uncategorized

Two months in: Reminiscing about Glen Park during the lock down

May 17, 2020 by Murray Schneider

Two months ago, on March 17, San Francisco went on lockdown when the City ordered residents to shelter in place to slow the spread of COVID-19. Long-time Glen Park News writer Murray Schneider spent some time over the past few weeks using the time to revisit sites he’s written about over the past decade. There’s […]

Filed Under: Baseball, bonnee waldstein, Canyon Market, Coronavirus, COVID-19, dogs, Editor's Pick, Gardening, Glen Canyon Park, Glen Park News, Uncategorized Tagged With: Editor's Pick

Where’s Glen Park Elementary? That’s easy

May 14, 2020 by Bonnee Waldstein

Like many San Franciscans, I’ve been taking the *golden opportunity* presented by the pandemic to do some exploring close to home. A good place to start was Bernal Heights park, which is nearby and which I’d surprisingly never visited before. Armed with a map and walking tour directions (details below), my husband and I made […]

Filed Under: Coronavirus, COVID-19, Editor's Pick, Featured, Glen Park School, Neighborhood, Uncategorized Tagged With: Editor's Pick

GP Documentary Filmmaker Benefits The Roxie

May 8, 2020 by Heather World

Dan Goldes has lived in Glen Park since 1998, but his documentary 5 Blocks focuses on changes to mid-Market Street during tech boom. Stream it through Roxie Virtual Cinema from May 8 – 21 and benefit the theater! Filmed from 2011 to 2019 as the tech boom transformed the area, the film explores how the […]

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Let your voice be heard on the 2020 Parks Bond

April 23, 2020 by SF recreation and parks

Take Our Bond Survey  As we continue to shelter in place, we are planning for better days ahead. If you have a moment, we would like to ask for your feedback and insight into our parks. Your input will help us prioritize park improvements for the future as we are scheduled for the upcoming November […]

Filed Under: Glen Canyon Park, Rec and Park, SF Recreation and Parks Department, Uncategorized

Town Hall on COVID-19 resources with Supervisor Mandelman and Assemblymember Chiu

April 21, 2020 by Bonnee Waldstein

The Glen Park Association is proud to co-host the upcoming joint town hall with Assemblymember David Chiu and Supervisor Rafael Mandelman! They’ll be discussing K-12 education, navigating childcare, support for workers & small businesses, and Q&A!   Please RSVP here and submit your questions here. The details for the town hall are as follows: Virtual Town Hall […]

Filed Under: Coronavirus, David Chiu, Featured 2, Glen Park Association, Mandelman, Meeting announcement, Uncategorized

Local designer creates “We’ve got you covered!” sign for businesses

April 21, 2020 by Elizabeth Weise

As of Friday night midnight, San Franciscans are required to wear face coverings when they go into grocery stores, medical offices and other essential businesses — including hardware stores. Madee Hatfield, who’s been working at Glen Park Hardware for the last nine months, realized there was a need and quickly worked up a sign for […]

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Update: Glen Park is open for essential business – April 19, 2020

April 19, 2020 by Bonnee Waldstein

(Photos: Bonnee Waldstein) Today’s Alert SF: Covering your face with a cloth or mask is now required while in essential businesses & public spaces in SF: www.sf.gov Since our last post on local business hours, there’s been a mandatory tightening of hours of operation for groceries. Some other businesses that remain open have opted to reduce […]

Filed Under: Businesses, Coronavirus, Featured, Uncategorized

Bears in GP

April 18, 2020 by Heather World

Thanks to Marian Dalere for the photo and the street artist fnnch for the reminder that life is sweet even when it’s hard. (Check out the fnnch bird on 30th Street as well)

Filed Under: COVID-19, Uncategorized

Complete your 9-question census today

April 17, 2020 by SFcounts-2020census

San Francisco, it’s time to do the 2020 Census! The census is a count of every person living in the United States and its overseas territories that happens once every 10 years. EVERYONE should get counted, including the very young and the very old, the housed and the unhoused, and citizens and non-citizens.  The census […]

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Resource list for help during COVID-19 Shelter-in-Place

April 5, 2020 by betsy eddy

Here are resources to help in our current world-wide crisis. The resources are gathered from various sources including information from Senator Scott Wiener, Supervisor Rafael Mandelman, the City of San Francisco and other sources. There is a section entitled – Businesses and Services in Diamond Heights open during Shelter-in-place. Click the following link for Resource […]

Filed Under: COVID-19, Diamond Heights, Uncategorized

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