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Research on Mayor George Christopher and Why the Park Named After Him Should Retain His Name

July 11, 2023 by Evelyn Rose, Founder & Director, Glen Park Neighborhoods History Project

Glen Park News note: This Opinion Essay is reprinted here with permission of the Glen Park Neighborhoods History Project. In February of this year, it seemed Christopher Park in Diamond Heights was at risk for becoming the center of attention as a new candidate for a name change. The reason? A District 3 representative on the Park, Recreation, Open Space […]

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GLEN PARK REAL ESTATE–June recap

July 9, 2023 by Amanda Martin

We are solidly in summer now and was that ever a hot pre-4th of July in the Bay Area! As a matter of fact, 4th of July saw the hottest average world temperature on the books. Lots of people are traveling, but we are seeing a good amount of renewed interest in the real estate […]

Filed Under: Real Estate, Uncategorized

Recap of Ingleside Station Community Meeting June 20

June 28, 2023 by Carolyn Deacy

Ingleside Station holds monthly in-person community meetings the third Tuesday of the month at 6pm at the station, 1 Sgt. John V. Young Lane. Acting Captain Kevin Knoble conducted this month’s meeting. The next monthly meeting will be Tuesday, July 18 at 6 pm, with Captain Derrick Lew. San Francisco Police Department: Acting Capt. Knoble […]

Filed Under: Animal Care & Control, SFFD, SFPD, Uncategorized

CHECK IT OUT AT THE LIBRARY—Stride through summer with us

June 25, 2023 by Darren Heiber, Branch Manager, Glen Park Library

We’ve been so busy welcoming new faces at the library and telling them how they can get a gorgeous free tote bag by participating in Summer Stride, we almost forgot to share with you all the amazing events and activities we have on tap for our community. Fortunately for us, many of you have already […]

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Urban Angels launches 2023 school supplies and backpacks campaign

June 14, 2023 by Nelson Barry III

The donors, supporters and volunteers of Urban Angels SF are pleased to announce its 5th Annual School Supplies & Backpacks campaign will kick off on July 1, 2023. 1,000 unhoused elementary school boys and girls and others from families living below the poverty level in San Francisco will receive a free, new, high-quality backpack filled […]

Filed Under: Charity, Community Servce, Uncategorized

From a destitute Okie to a “really good life” in Glen Park: Bob Seiwald of Burnside Avenue

June 9, 2023 by Bonnee Waldstein

  On a normal day the cul-de-sac at Burnside Avenue off Chenery Street is a hive of activity. For one thing, it’s the terminus of the Glen Park Greenway, which begins at Brompton Avenue and is frequented by hikers and dog walkers alike. For another thing, there’s the beautiful Burnside Mural right there, a feast […]

Filed Under: Glen Park History, Glen Park people, mural, Neighborhood, St. John School, Uncategorized

GLEN PARK REAL ESTATE–May Recap

June 8, 2023 by Amanda Martin

Greetings Glen Park! Though the weather continues to be confused (raining on June 6th!?), the days are getting longer and people are gearing up for summer vacations. This past Memorial Day weekend was one of the busiest driving holidays we’ve seen since before the pandemic. But what’s happening in the market? Buyers are being more […]

Filed Under: Real Estate, Uncategorized

SFMTA Traffic Calming Program–applications begin July 1

June 6, 2023 by San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency (SFMTA)

Did you know the SFMTA has a residential application-based traffic calming program where residents can request traffic calming for their block? Please take a look at the program website to learn more about the application and evaluation processes. In particular, the SFMTA is revamping their application-based process to be simpler, more responsive, and more expedient. Starting July […]

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Come hear about a drag show in Glen Park 50 years ago – June 7 at the library

June 4, 2023 by Elizabeth Weise

For a brief period in the mid-1960s, when the city’s LGBTQ community was beginning to find its voice, “San Francisco’s Finest Female Impersonators” performed at the Casa Blanca Lounge in Glen Park. Evelyn Rose of the Glen Park Neighborhoods History Project shares how the story of the Casa Blanca not only reveals the rich Italian […]

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Three local bus routes might come to a full stop

May 30, 2023 by Bonnee Waldstein

(This has been updated to add a third endangered bus line) The San Francisco Chronicle reported today that, due to the extreme financial crisis precipitated by the Covid-19 pandemic and resulting decline in Muni ridership, up to 20 of the least-used bus lines might be scrapped as soon as this summer. Those include the 35-Eureka, […]

Filed Under: Muni, SFMTA, Transit, Uncategorized

Thieves saw down three light poles in Glen Canyon Park

May 28, 2023 by Elizabeth Weise

Thieves cut down three metal light posts at the entrance to Glen Canyon Park Thursday, May 25. An alert park-goer called 311 that evening to report the vandalism and San Francisco Recreation and Parks responded. “Custodial staff cleaned up the fallen poles and put caution tape around the area and power was turned off. Electricians […]

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Greenway Work Party–Saturday, June 3

May 25, 2023 by Nicholas Dewar, Greenway Project

We’re making plans for our June Work Party. Please put it on your calendar –  Saturday June 3. The growing season is still going full-blast with long days and plenty of moisture still in the soil. The Native Meadow is growing beautifully and the oak trees are looking good. I hope that you’ll come and […]

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Officer Involved Shooting Town Hall Meeting Scheduled for Friday

May 24, 2023 by San Francisco Police Department

As part of the San Francisco Police Department’s commitment to accountability and transparency with our community, a virtual town hall meeting will be held on Friday, May 26, 2023 at 3:00 p.m. to provide the community with an update on the investigation of the officer-involved shooting that occurred on the 100 block of Bosworth Street […]

Filed Under: Crime, SFPD, Uncategorized

Glen Park icon Joan Seiwald: Long-time SFUSD staffer, park-saver and A’s fan

May 22, 2023 by Elizabeth Weise

Joan Seiwald, 91, one of a trio of young Glen Park mothers who in 1965 kept San Francisco from building a freeway through Glen Canyon Park, passed away on Thursday, May 11. Seiwald and her husband Robert bought their home on Burnside Avenue in 1960, just one block from the park. As today, parents spent […]

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Armed suspect shot and killed by SFPD Friday

May 20, 2023 by Bonnee Waldstein

Yesterday afternoon news broke from many sources about an hours-long standoff at the New Bosworth Market at the 100 block of Bosworth Street between Milton and Marsily Streets. Variously described in reports as occurring “in” or “near” Glen Park, the Glen Park News  would say the neighborhood would more accurately be Bernal Glen or St. […]

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Chenery will not be a Slow Street, SFMTA Board votes

May 16, 2023 by Elizabeth Weise

Chenery Street will not become a slow street again, the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency board voted Tuesday, May 16. After several hours of many heartfelt statements both for and against a reinstatement by Glen Park residents, the board said it felt there was too little consensus to vote to once again make Chenery a […]

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Glen Park Welcomes Spring (and the Sun!) with a Block Party

May 11, 2023 by Maggie Hicks

Saturday, May 6th started with a torrent of rain, but by 10:00 am the sun was shining, allowing for residents of Glen Park to gather for a spring block party. About 100 people from across the neighborhood circulated through for snacks, chalk, bubbles and conversation to welcome warmer and drier weather. Some had planned the […]

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Debra Lynn Hord, long time neighborhood figure, dead of injuries sustained in robbery

April 29, 2023 by Elizabeth Weise

Debra Lynn Hord, a sometimes-homeless woman known to many in Glen Park for her kindness and helpfulness, died of an apparent head injury sustained after she was robbed outside the Glen Park Market at Diamond and Bosworth on March 2, 2023. It was at about 6:30 am, said Jung Ho Lee, one of the owners […]

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Armed robbery on Chenery appears to have been teens who knew each other

April 28, 2023 by Elizabeth Weise

Two teens were robbed at gunpoint at the corner of Chenery Street and Chilton Avenue at 2:39 in the afternoon on Wednesday, April 26. Video from a nearby house shows the two teens, a boy and a girl, walking backwards as two other teens, both apparently boys, walk towards them. One of them has a […]

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Earth Day message–Glen Park needs your help to stay cleaned up

April 22, 2023 by Bonnee Waldstein

Photos by Marian Dalere It’s been a year since volunteers have been participating in monthly cleanups of the commercial and public spaces in Glen Park and, oh, what a difference! The first cleanup was in May 2022. Vince Yuen has built volunteer brigades all over the city through his RefuseRefuse organization, along with TogetherSF. Today, […]

Filed Under: Community Clean-Up, Community Servce, Uncategorized

Blowtorch attack on Wells Fargo ATM at Canyon Market

April 21, 2023 by Elizabeth Weise

Glen Park residents who bank at Wells Fargo have been frustrated over the past few weeks when they stopped by the ATM in front of Canyon Market to get cash or deposit a check. Multiple times in the past month it’s been unaccountably out of service. Or maybe not so unaccountably. It turns out, people […]

Filed Under: Canyon Market, Featured, Uncategorized

GLEN PARK REAL ESTATE–March recap

April 8, 2023 by Amanda Martin

Greetings Glen Park! As I’m writing this and looking out my window it doesn’t really look much like spring. It’s raining outside and I still haven’t put away my winter jacket. So happy to see that the drought is something we don’t have to worry about at least for this year, but I think we […]

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Noe Valley Garden Tour–Saturday, May 6

April 5, 2023 by Frank Schlier

You will be amazed at what the massive winter rains have done for gardens this year! Mark your calendar for this year’s Noe Valley Garden Tour, which is on Saturday, May 6, from 10am to 4pm. Come and be inspired! See 9 gardens bursting with greenery and color. Ticket prices are $20 for adults and […]

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Art installation in Glen Park sparks imagination of Greenway walkers

March 27, 2023 by Bonnee Waldstein

Using one’s imagination, a trip to a farm in England or a reminder of some personal memory, can be as close as the Greenway. Adam King, 71, a transplant from London to New York to Diamond Street 28 years ago, has been an activist on behalf of growing things and neighborhood beautification for the last […]

Filed Under: Arts, Greenway, Uncategorized

Join the Greenway Work Party, Saturday April 1 (no fooling)

March 23, 2023 by Nicholas Dewar, Greenway Project

Please put April 1 on your calendar – our first Work Party of the spring! The days are lengthening and the wet weather keeps coming. The Native Meadow is growing beautifully and the oak trees have put on their March growth spurt. I hope that you’ll come and enjoy it all with us. We’ll meet […]

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Glen Park neighbors tell harrowing stories of damage from recent storms

March 22, 2023 by Bonnee Waldstein

The first report of damage caused by Tuesday’s wild storm that the Glen Park News received was of a tree toppling down on the 500 block of Arlington Street, bringing down a power line. Residents on that block and others were without power for several hours. It was among the trees that have fallen from […]

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Downed trees in Glen Canyon block popular walking path

March 22, 2023 by Elizabeth Weise

The heavy winds of Tuesday’s storm downed multiple trees in Glen Canyon Park. While Glen Canyon was not on San Francisco Rec & Park’s closure list, the southern creek-side trail that goes between the Rec Center and the Silver Tree Day Camp/Glenridge Coop building was closed to walkers on Wednesday, March 22, 2023 due to […]

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Fallen tree knocks out power on Arlington Street

March 21, 2023 by Bonnee Waldstein

  A tree fell down on the 500 block of Arlington Street this afternoon, bringing down a power line. Residents on that block, the 400 block, and possibly others, are still without power. It was among the trees that have fallen from the latest atmospheric River to wallop the Bay Area and Southern California. Jodell […]

Filed Under: storm, Trees, Uncategorized

When Trees Attack: An Investigation into the Dorothy Erskine Park Tree-Tastrophes

March 16, 2023 by Bonnee Waldstein

(Note: The title of this post was generated by ChatGPT, AI chatbot, courtesy of Octavio Di Sciullo. The rest was generated by a human.) The Trust for Public Land says San Francisco is the first U.S. city where all residents live within a 10-minute walk to a public park. Most people would be thrilled to […]

Filed Under: Dorothy Erskine Park, Recreation and Parks Department, Trees, Uncategorized

Popular Viking Giant Subs to close, owners retiring

March 10, 2023 by Elizabeth Weise

After 18 years in Glen Park, the owners of Viking’s Giant Submarines at 2906 Diamond St. are taking a well-deserved retirement. Since 1995, Betty & Steven Chang have been working from early morning to after 5:00 pm providing the neighborhood with an eclectic assortment of sandwiches and lunch items. Those included the submarine sandwiches, hamburgers, […]

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You won’t want to miss Glen Park’s cleanup days

February 27, 2023 by Marian Dalere, VP, Glen Park Merchants Association and Bonnee Waldstein

Once a month–usually the second Saturday morning–a merry group of volunteers meets up at Critter Fritters on Chenery Street to be dispatched for a cleanup of commercial corridors and public spaces in Glen Park. There are stalwart regulars as well as a changing tapestry of neighbors who can spare up to a couple of hours […]

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CHECK IT OUT AT THE LIBRARY–March is Women’s History Month

February 22, 2023 by Darren Heiber, Branch Manager, Glen Park Library

All year round, the Library champions women writers, artists, academics and professional leaders in their fields, and Glen Park Branch Library invites you to shine a light on HERstory with us during Women’s History Month this March. Glen Park as we know it wouldn’t exist without the tireless advocacy of some amazing women. We’re excited […]

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GLEN PARK REAL ESTATE–January Recap

February 20, 2023 by Amanda Martin

Hello Glen Park and Happy Mid-Wintertime! It sure has been rainy (needed) and cold (brrr). I even heard that next week it may snow! Would be fun to take another picture sitting at a picnic table in the backyard like I did in my childhood home in Noe Valley in 1976. Granted, I’ll look a […]

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On Monday Perch is celebrating its 15th anniversary with drawings for $150 gift cards

February 19, 2023 by Elizabeth Weise

Perch is celebrating 15 years in business this month. Since first opening in 2008, owner Zoel Fages has been offering a unique, curated selection of gifts and just-for-fun items on Chenery Street. To celebrate a decade and a half as part of the fabric of Glen Park, Fages is holding a drawing. When customers make a […]

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Empty tree basin? Friends of the Urban Forest can help fill it

February 17, 2023 by Friends of the Urban Forest (FUF)

(Here’s an item from FUF’s current newsletter that the Glen Park News thinks will be of interest to our community.) Our rainstorms last month brought down hundreds of street trees in San Francisco — trees we can hardly afford to lose. Sadly, many were mature specimens with lots of foliage — real powerhouses that provide the greatest […]

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Glen Canyon Park gets high scores in annual report

February 12, 2023 by Bonnee Waldstein

Every three months the Recreation and Parks Department (RPD) and the Controller’s Office rate the city’s 166 parks, playgrounds and civic plazas on a wide array of criteria covering built facilities and natural areas. The findings are sliced and diced and published in an annual report covering the fiscal year– July 2021 through June 2022–and […]

Filed Under: Glen Canyon Park, Glen Park Rec Center, Uncategorized

New pilot program for instant, online electrical solar permits

February 9, 2023 by Department of Building Inspection

Great news! Today, the Department of Building Inspection (DBI) launched a pilot program for instant, online electrical permits for some residential rooftop solar panel projects! During the pilot program, California licensed contractors can use SolarAPP+, a web-based application, to bypass upfront plan review and obtain an instant, online electrical permit for qualifying rooftop solar installations of […]

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Neighbors recount wild night in upper Glen Park

January 29, 2023 by Sal Novoa and Bonnee Waldstein

    By Sal Novoa: Multiple high schools got together Saturday night for a big party in Glen Canyon Park at around 8 pm. I estimated the crowd size at 200-250. According to some of the kids I chatted with, it was a Wolf of Wall Street keg party–the largest keg event this year. SFPD […]

Filed Under: Neighborhood, Uncategorized

Wet concrete vs. car on Elk Street conjures troubled history of achieving crosswalk

January 28, 2023 by Bonnee Waldstein

Glen Park resident Sal Novoa was driving on Elk Street Tuesday afternoon, January 24, when he spotted a most peculiar scene. He tells it this way: “Sharing some photos of an unfortunate driving error. “An older gentleman weaved around the street closure barriers. We heard the workers trying to stop him from entering, their hands […]

Filed Under: Glen Canyon Park, Recreation and Parks Department, Road Construction, SFMTA, traffic, Uncategorized

CHECK IT OUT AT THE LIBRARY–February events

January 27, 2023 by Lisa Hubbell, Youth Services Librarian

Filed Under: Library, Uncategorized

Book lovers have a home at the Rec Center

January 24, 2023 by Bonnee Waldstein

The weekly Book Discussion Group at the Glen Park Rec Center is gaining popularity since it was started in March 2022. There are now thirteen regulars and no one is turned away. They currently meet Tuesdays from 1 to 3 pm. (Check the new feature in the Glen Park News sidebar for classes and events […]

Filed Under: Glen Park Rec Center, Rec Center, Uncategorized

Tuesday Night at the Movies–at the Glen Park Rec Center

January 18, 2023 by Glen Park Recreation Center

Glen Park Rec Center is hosting free screenings of classic movies on Tuesday nights at 5:30. On Tuesday, January 24, we will be showing the musical Swing High, Swing Low (1937), and on Tuesday, January 31, we will be showing the Buster Keaton classic Sherlock Jr. (1924), at which local filmmaker and film scholar Maia […]

Filed Under: Glen Park Rec Center, Uncategorized

Join the Oxalis Campaign–volunteers urgently needed!

January 11, 2023 by Nicholas Dewar, Greenway Project

Dear Greenway supporter, The Greenway’s Native Meadow is at a key moment in its development and it urgently needs us to protect it. You’ve probably noticed how well the native plants are doing, but the Oxalis that escaped our weed suppression methods is just getting going and, if we’re quick, it presents us with a […]

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Rising Waters in and Around Glen Park is Nothing New: A Look Back

January 9, 2023 by Evelyn Rose, Founder & Director, Glen Park Neighborhoods History Project

The torrent of rain delivered by the Category 4 atmospheric river that careened into San Francisco on December 31, 2022, was nothing short of biblical. The 5.5 inches of rain recorded in those 24 hours (half of the expected total for all of December) exceeded any amount recorded for that date since record-keeping began in […]

Filed Under: floods, Glen Park History, rain, storm, Uncategorized

Find out all about project leader of Burnside Mural+

January 7, 2023 by Glen Park News staff

Renee Berger, driving force behind the Burnside Mural+, the mural now having been completed and the mosaic tile stairway underway, has had a fascinating life and career of public service. Read all about Renee here, on San Francisco Senior Beat.

Filed Under: Burnside mural, Uncategorized

Winter storms wreak havoc in Glen Park

January 5, 2023 by Bonnee Waldstein

Call it what you will–atmospheric river, pineapple express, or bomb cyclone–no words are too hyperbolic to describe the mighty power of the current wave of storms. Glen Park has had its share of destruction, from toppled saplings to crushed homes. Our hilly and meandering geography, so charming in the sunshine and fog, turns threatening as […]

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Deluge will continue over the next 10 days

January 3, 2023 by Bonnee Waldstein

The SF Chronicle has excellent coverage of the continued storms soaking Northern California. The Glen Park News encourages all residents to read up and be aware of how to stay safe. This link in particular is very helpful. And this, from DEM– SF Department of Emergency Management. In a time sensitive announcement, Glen Park resident […]

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Atmospheric river drenches Glen Park with more rain to come

December 31, 2022 by Elizabeth Weise

This week San Francisco is experiencing what’s known as either an atmospheric river or, the term more common years ago – a Pineapple Express. Both refer to the same meteorological phenomenon characterized, a storm with heavy rainfall that comes when a flow of warm, moist air flows from the Hawaiian Islands across the Pacific ocean […]

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CHECK IT OUT AT THE LIBRARY–January events

December 29, 2022 by Lisa Hubbell, Youth Services Librarian

Filed Under: Library, Uncategorized

As 2022 draws to a close, the Greenway is still a work in progress

December 20, 2022 by Nicholas Dewar, Greenway Project

Have you walked along the Glen Park Greenway recently? Many who live in Glen Park use the trail through the Greenway to walk from the BART station and the shops on Diamond Street towards the Recreation Center in Glen Canyon Park; to stretch their legs, clear their mind or walk their dog. Visitors from other […]

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Photos and Fun courtesy of the Glen Park Library!
It was a great turnout at the Glen Park Library Open House on Saturday May 17th!

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It was a great turnout at the Glen Park Library Open House on Saturday May 17th!

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Qi Gong & Tai Chi Thursdays at the Glen Park Rec Center!

Thursdays 2:00PM - 2:45PM
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Beginners and All Levels of Mobility Are Welcome! It’s FREE and drop-in!

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Qi Gong & Tai Chi Thursdays at the Glen Park Rec Center!

Thursdays  2:00PM - 2:45PM 
Room #1
Led by led by Ashima Sarin

Beginners and All Levels of Mobility Are Welcome! It’s FREE and drop-in! 

(There will be no class the second half of June and July)

📍Glen Park Rec Center, 70 Elk Street 

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