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Spooky Halloween event in Glen Canyon Park Oct. 30

October 22, 2021 by sf rec & oark

Nightmare on Elk Street: Haunted house, crafts, music, & face painting!

Filed Under: Glen Canyon Park, Halloween, Uncategorized

Don’t miss a Glen Park Halloween tradition!

October 17, 2021 by Charlie Vella

As usual for the last 25 years at 354 Sussex (at Mizpah), the Vella Family will put out 100+ carved pumpkins for everyone to enjoy. The Halloween carving tradition started as a bonding experience for now retired neuropsychologist Dr. Charles Vella with his then 10 year old daughter, now new UCSF radiologist, Dr. Maya Vella. […]

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Supervisor Mandelman’s monthly newsletter

October 16, 2021 by Supervisor Rafael Mandelman

Web Version D8 Newsletter – October 2021 Had a great time at SCRAP-SF’s “RePurposeful” show. This partnership with our beloved Randall Museum highlighted the results of SCRAP’s work to provide affordable access to arts and crafts supplies. Learn more about SCRAP at www.scrap-sf.org STAYING CONNECTED City Hall, and my office, are open so stop by and […]

Filed Under: Rafael Mandelman, Uncategorized

Phoenix Day 10/17!

October 12, 2021 by Heather World

One City. One Day. Rising Together. October 17th, 2021 will mark the return of San Francisco’s beloved Sunday Streets with a bigger than ever program taking place across the City, featuring historic routes and pop-ups, The Cross City Connector Bike Ride, and dozens of neighbor-hosted block parties citywide. LOCAL BLOCK PARTIES on SUNDAY, OCT 17 […]

Filed Under: Events, Neighborhood, Uncategorized

Greenway volunteers work hard to keep vegetation going during drought

October 9, 2021 by Kathy Keller, Greenway project

Coming to the Glen Park Greenway…a California Native Meadow. The design is  based on community consensus reflected in the Greenway Concept Plan of 2016. In a series of community meetings held this September, we refined our expectations about what the Native Meadow should provide and will continue to refine the design of the Meadow over […]

Filed Under: Greenway, Uncategorized

Trees put Glen Park in top 5 neighborhoods in SF

October 1, 2021 by Bonnee Waldstein

A new study of “tree canopy cover” ranks Glen Park fifth out of all San Francisco neighborhoods, according to the San Francisco Chronicle. It’s a metric developed by a data company, EarthDefine, which measures the percentage of total land area covered by trees. Overall, with 669,000 trees, San Francisco has very little tree cover, at […]

Filed Under: Fairmount Plaza, Glen Canyon Park, Trees, Uncategorized

Hooray for $50K! Glen Park Merchants group scores major grant

September 24, 2021 by Bonnee Waldstein

(Note: See slideshow at end of post.) It takes a village to keep a village thriving and vibrant. And that village must have people willing and able to do the hard work to keep it that way and to move ever forward. A big step was taken in that direction recently when the Glen Park […]

Filed Under: Editor's Pick, Uncategorized

Greenway Work Party Saturday, Oct. 2

September 21, 2021 by Nicholas Dewar, Greenway Project

Hello Friend and Supporter of the Greenway, I hope that you can come to our next Work Party on Saturday October 2 from 9:00am to 12:00pm. If you’re planning to come to the work party please send me an email at greenway@glenparkassociation.org Please let me know no later than Tuesday September 28. Here’s a description […]

Filed Under: Greenway, Uncategorized

Bees, honey and mentoring in Diamond Heights

September 16, 2021 by Murray Schneider

A few minutes before noon on August 28, Fernando Aguilar closed the door of his pickup and walked to the O’Shaughnessy Blvd gate of his alma mater. He unlocked it, got back in and drove to his beehive on the campus of the former of McAteer High School. Aguilar, Class of 1976, tends a hive […]

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Glen Park Recreation Center reopens

September 8, 2021 by SF Recreation and Parks

We’re excited to share that the majority of our Recreation Centers will reopen on weekdays beginning on Tuesday, September 7.  All visitors are required to show proof of vaccination to enter our recreation centers. The new requirements do not apply to those who are ineligible for vaccinations, including children under 12 years old. For more information […]

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

From Medicine to the Fine Arts: Retired Glen Park ER doc launches new career studying (and teaching) art

September 5, 2021 by Joe Castrovinci

Retired and on the hunt for a new hobby? Looking for a way to give back to the community?  Long-time Glen Park resident Charlie Goldberg has some ideas you may find useful. For almost thirty years, Goldberg worked at Kaiser as emergency room doctor. And while he was always interested in the fine arts, a […]

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Glen Park Canyon Rec Center to begin incremental reopening September 7

September 2, 2021 by Murray Schneider

With the COVID-19 pandemic continuing to sound alarm bells, Recreation and Park administrators are cautiously returning to some semblance of normal indoor programming and outdoor habitat restoration at Glen Canyon Park. On September 7, the Glen Canyon Recreation Center and other City recreation centers will be opening for fall programming. Glen Canyon Recreation Center will […]

Filed Under: Featured, Gardening, Glen Canyon Park, Uncategorized

A sign of the times: The Glen Park News ends print run, shifts to all-digital

August 26, 2021 by Elizabeth Weise

For more than 42 years, print editions of our neighborhood newspaper have landed on doorsteps and been put out at businesses, giving neighbors the ultimate in local news. In 1979 the Glen Park Perspective featured articles about the redesign of the corner of O’Shaughnessy, Bosworth, Congo and Elk and the naming of Dorothy Erskine Park. […]

Filed Under: Editor's Pick, Featured, Glen Park Association, Glen Park News, Uncategorized

SFPD recognizes Glen Park citizen volunteer

August 24, 2021 by Bonnee Waldstein

Below, the item from the August 20 Ingleside Station Newsletter: “Ingleside Citizen of the Month / August 2021 The Citizen of the Month for August is Marian Dalere. Marian is a native first generation San Franciscan, who was raised and went to school in the Glen Park neighborhood. Marian followed in her mother’s footsteps and […]

Filed Under: Featured, SFPD, Uncategorized, Volunteer

Next steps for 43 Masonic and 44 O’Shaughnessy

August 23, 2021 by SFMTA

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Remembering Bruce Bonacker, who helped make the Glen Park BART station a national treasure

August 21, 2021 by By Michael Rice, former president of the Glen Park Association

BART started service in San Francisco, from Market Street to Daly City, on November 5, 1973. I played hooky from work that afternoon, and rode from Powell Street to Glen Park and back, with a friend visiting from out of town. I had heard that the Glen Park station was an architectural standout. We got […]

Filed Under: Editor's Pick, Uncategorized

GP Loses A Great: Janice Mirikitani, 1941-2021

August 17, 2021 by Heather World

The city lost a great leader July 29: Glen Park’s very own Janice Mirikitani, co-founder of Glide Memorial Church and the city’s poet laureate from 2000 to 2002. Mirikatani and her husband the Rev. Cecil Williams built Glide Memorial Church into the soul of San Francisco. There’s a wonderful tribute video here, and you can […]

Filed Under: Editor's Pick, Obituary, Uncategorized

Vandals seem bent on destroying the ECOSF farm at SOTA, but volunteers are working to keep it up

August 15, 2021 by Murray Schneider

For nearly two decades atop Diamond Heights strollers have happened upon the ECOSF farm situated adjacent to the former McAteer High School football field. Now housing the Ruth Asawa School of the Arts and the Academy of Arts and Sciences, the community farm continues performing as a magnet for walkers during the unprecedented 2020-21 COVID-19 […]

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D8 Boundaries to Change?

August 14, 2021 by League of Women Voters

I’m a volunteer with the League of Women Voters of San Francisco, a nonpartisan nonprofit. You or one of your colleagues might have heard from another LWVSF volunteer a few months ago about local redistristricting. I’d like to invite you to LWVSF’s next event on Thursday, August 19 at 6:00 pm. It’s about what a community of […]

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Friends of Glen Canyon Park resumes habitat restoration — join in

August 13, 2021 by Christopher Campbell, SF Recreation & Parks

Volunteer in our Parks Try out your green thumb or help clean up your neighborhood park. Sign up here to volunteer for the Glen Canyon Park cleanup August 21 (drop-ins also welcome) From Mission Dolores Park to Golden Gate Park, there’s a wealth of exciting volunteer opportunities in our parks. Volunteers participate in a variety […]

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

UNN Meeting 8/18

August 11, 2021 by Upper Noe Neighbors

Dear Neighbors, UNN virtual community meeting: August 18 at 7 pm Email info@uppernoeneighbors.com for the Zoom link for this meeting. The link will be sent to members on the morning of the meeting. On the agenda: 1. What’s the latest on the J-streetcar line? Did you know that the J stops at Market Street and you must transfer to get […]

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Volunteers, supporters and friends gather to celebrate Greenway milestone

August 8, 2021 by Bonnee Waldstein

Filed Under: Greenway, Recreation and Parks Department, SFPW, Uncategorized, Volunteer

Greenway Work Party Saturday, August 7

July 26, 2021 by Nicholas Dewar, Greenway Project

Hello Friend and Supporter of the Greenway, I hope that you can come to our next Work Party on Saturday, August 7, from 9:00am to 12:00pm. If you’re planning to come to the work party please send me an email and let me know no later than Tuesday August 3. Here’s a description of the […]

Filed Under: Greenway, Uncategorized

An artistic and beautification project for Glen Park: The Burnside Mural+

July 2, 2021 by Bonnee Waldstein

Neighbors and friends had a congenial gathering at the Burnside Avenue cul-de-sac the evening of Friday, June 18.  This one block street, along with its sister street to the east, Chilton Avenue, are known for their tight-knit family atmosphere and friendly vibe–like a little town within Glen Park. The occasion was the kick-off of an […]

Filed Under: Burnside mural, Greenway, SFPW, Uncategorized, Volunteer

The Greenway oak woodland is growing! Goodbye wire cages

May 24, 2021 by Nicholas Dewar, Greenway Project

The California oak woodland on the Glen Park Greenway is reaching new heights and the time has come for most of the young trees to be freed from their protective wire cages. Each year, mainly during the month of March, coast live oaks like the ones planted along the Greenway put on a growth spurt. […]

Filed Under: Greenway, Uncategorized

Ohlone Way mural draws viewers from near and wide

May 21, 2021 by Bonnee Waldstein

What a coincidence: On Sunday, May 16, some curious folks met by chance to see the new mural, “This is Ohlone Land,” on the 200 block of Surrey Street. Turned out they were all connected in some way to the Glen Park Association or the Glen Park News. Left to right:  Rachel Gordon, editor, Glen […]

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New $110,000 grant will help spiff up the Detroit Steps

May 19, 2021 by Murray Schneider

  On April 20, the Detroit Steps Project (DSP) got a well-deserved step up. It became one of 28 recipients of the Community Challenge Grant Program (CCG), a division of the City Administrator’s office that funds worthy neighborhood projects. The Sunnyside multi-phased community-led endeavor to improve and beautify the 186 Detroit Steps with landscaping and […]

Filed Under: Featured, Uncategorized

Our beautiful piece of San Francisco

May 17, 2021 by Millicent Evans

 I was walking up to Twin Peaks from Bernal Heights and came across The Little Red Hen Community Garden last Tuesday at 7pm. Their friendly set up really caught my attention, the flowers were so bright and beautiful, and the sense of community was really warming. Then the fog was rolling quite fast that evening […]

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Storyteller and activist bridges two communities

May 14, 2021 by Bonnee Waldstein

(Photos by Bonnee Waldstein except where noted.) “At 23, I was like, how do you get into the film business and make a living? So I asked a documentary filmmaker friend. She said, if you don’t have a trust fund, go get another job and you can make films if you want to.” Sophie Constantinou, […]

Filed Under: Editor's Pick, Uncategorized

Muni 36/52 Special Route Starts May 15th

May 12, 2021 by Jacob Bintliff, Sup. Mandelman's office

This notice will confirm the final route and details for the combined 36/52 loop that will start service on Saturday, May 15th. The loop will run in both directions with 30 minute headways between buses, between 10:00 – 6:00 pm. The buses will also run from 8:00 – 10:00 am and 6:00 – 8:30 pm […]

Filed Under: Uncategorized

Glen Park Station bar reopens after 14 months

May 7, 2021 by Bonnee Waldstein

It was a celebratory atmosphere as Debbie Eller of Surrey Street placed her order for two dirty martinis for herself and a friend. There was outdoor seating plus indoors at 25% capacity, which was quickly achieved.

Filed Under: Uncategorized

Christopher Park Playground Opens After Remodel

April 29, 2021 by Brynna McNulty, Friends of Christopher Park

Playground photos courtesy of SF Rec & Park George Christopher Playground in Diamond Heights has reopened after a near two-year, $5.2 million renovation and park improvement project. The 6.8 acre park is tucked between the Diamond Heights Shopping Center and the northeastern rim of Glen Canyon. The park improvements include a new playground, resurfaced pathways, […]

Filed Under: Christopher Park, Community Servce, Rafael Mandelman, Recreation and Parks Department, SFPW, Uncategorized, Volunteer

A local filmmaker has been watching the owlets in Glen Canyon—and they’re adorable

April 13, 2021 by Murray Schneider

February 18 – brand new owlets have a meal from Open Studio Productions on Vimeo. Many people hear the great horned owls in Glen Canyon Park. Mark Lipman sees them—and is kind enough to let others in on the view. On March 23 Lipman sat on the eastern slope of Glen Canyon Park filming a […]

Filed Under: Editor's Pick, Featured, Glen Canyon Park, Uncategorized, Wildlife

Diamond Heights stairway walk

April 9, 2021 by Bonnee Waldstein (Contributor: Patrick Carroll)

When the planners designed Diamond Heights back in the 1950s and 1960s, they went for a suburban feel, with winding, curvilinear streets and plenty of parking. They also included stairways to connect hill dwellers with shopping and parks. The stairways received names. Some, like the streets they connected, were named after semiprecious stones. Others, in […]

Filed Under: Diamond Heights, Editor's Pick, Featured, Glen Canyon Park, SFPW, Uncategorized

More information on donations to Urban Angels

April 5, 2021 by Bonnee Waldstein

The Glen Park News found a web page that gives a lot of good detail on donations to Urban Angels: what’s needed, what isn’t (and makes more work for the volunteers), how to find the drop-off point in the Diamond Heights shopping center, and how to check in advance before donating. https://www.urbanangelssf.org/clothing-drive Thank you, Urban […]

Filed Under: Uncategorized

This is Ohlone Land

April 3, 2021 by Bonnee Waldstein

Among the many charming features of Glen Park are the unpaved lanes that welcome the wanderer from the city concrete–it’s instant nature, although with reminders of civilization: backyards, fences, garages, tire tracks. Walking through, one can see how the people living just beyond have lovingly tended (or neglected) these borderlands. One does not expect to […]

Filed Under: Editor's Pick, Featured, mural, Neighborhood, Ohlone, Uncategorized

Virtual Community Coyote Talk on March 30

March 28, 2021 by SF PARK &REC DEPARTMENT

Join the Recreation and Park Department, Animal Care and Control, California Department of Fish and Wildlife, and Project Coyote on Tuesday, March 30 for a presentation on coexisting with San Francisco’s resident coyotes beginning at 6 p.m . Keli Hendricks, the ranching and wildlife coordinator with Project Coyote, will present virtually and host a question […]

Filed Under: Meeting announcement, Recreation and Parks Department, Uncategorized

Gold-medal pickleball player stumbled onto the popular game at Glen Park Rec

March 26, 2021 by Murray Schneider

“Pickleball is the fastest growing sport in the country,” Paul Johnson told the Glen Park News on March 19. Johnson, who has resided on Detroit Street for three years, emigrated to United States seven years ago from Pershore, England, a small town near Bristol. He founded and operates Lemonaid Health, an online health provider that […]

Filed Under: Editor's Pick, Featured, Uncategorized

Neighbors still say Hi in Village of Glen Park

March 23, 2021 by Bonnee Waldstein

If you think this headline was written today, think again.  Think about over twenty years ago, May 26, 2000, when this was the headline in SF Gate, followed by a rundown of the people and places that make our neighborhood cozy and warm. After you read the SF Gate story, look at the “footnotes” that […]

Filed Under: Bird and Beckett, Businesses, Canyon Market, Editor's Pick, Glen Park History, Neighborhood, Uncategorized

Madison Hatfield: The artist behind the Glen Park Strong signs

March 20, 2021 by Murray Schneider

One in an occasional series on people who live or work in Glen Park. “I needed a broom,” Madison Hatfield told the Glen Park News while sipping a latte at Higher Grounds on March 6. Hatfield, 22, arrived in the Bay Area in 2016 and began scouting San Francisco neighborhoods for a job when she began […]

Filed Under: Editor's Pick, Uncategorized

Specific Donations for the Unhoused Accepted on Saturday, March 20, 1:00 3:00 pm at the Diamond Heights Shopping Center Parking Lot

March 17, 2021 by Nelson Barry, Urban Angels SF

Message from Nelson Barry, Founder & President, Urban Angels SF, Diamond Heights Shopping Center: WILL YOU HELP??? Support a new and wonderful joint program between the Buddhist Church of San Francisco and Urban Angels SF to collect supplies for the unhoused. PLEASE COME AND DONATE ALSO SPREAD THE WORD TO YOUR FRIENDS, FAMILY, NEIGHBORS AND COMMUNITIES (FAITH-BASED AND […]

Filed Under: Diamond Heights, Featured, Uncategorized

Greenway Trail Work & Info Mtg

March 14, 2021 by Glen Park Greenway Project

The Glen Park Greenway has received funding to improve the segments of trail between Brompton Avenue and Chilton Avenue and has retained a contractor to begin work in early May. Construction on a small segment of the trail between Chilton Avenue and Burnside Avenue might also occur. This work will result in closure of the […]

Filed Under: Greenway, Uncategorized

Despite COVID, Glen Park Festival makes $5,500 in community donations

March 11, 2021 by Rebecca Murray Metzger

The last Sunday in April would have marked the 22nd Glen Park Festival. But, as it probably goes without saying, this annual event has been deferred again this year due to the Covid-19 pandemic. While we must wait for another season to be together again to celebrate our neighborhood, the Glen Park Festival’s neighborhood grant […]

Filed Under: Uncategorized

Welcome, new Ingleside Station captain

March 6, 2021 by SFPD Ingleside Station

As we transition into March, we find ourselves in a state of change here at Ingleside Station as well. As many of our readers are aware, district station captains are rotated throughout different assignments in our department, with both newly-promoted and tenured captains being transferred to new assignments. With that said, please join us in […]

Filed Under: Editor's Pick, Featured, Ingleside Station Newsletter, SFPD, Uncategorized

Have you always wanted to write for a newspaper?

March 1, 2021 by Elizabeth Weise

The Glen Park News has been publishing in various forms since 1977. It’s now a quarterly newspaper, and has been delivered to your door in Glen Park until last year when the pandemic made it go online temporarily. Read our current and past newspapers on the Glen Park Association website here: https://www.glenparkassociation.org/glen-park-news/ Historic issues are […]

Filed Under: Featured, Glen Park Association, Uncategorized

Notes from the Glen Park/Diamond Heights Public Safety Town Hall

February 28, 2021 by Carolyn White, GPA recording secretary

Several crimes involving firearms have rocked our two neighborhoods in recent months. In response, a town hall public meeting was held on February 17. The latest incident was a drive by shooting on Sunday, January 24 at 3:00 p.m., at the intersection of Chenery Street and Brompton Avenue. A young man had dropped his mother […]

Filed Under: Meeting Summaries, Safety, SFPD, Uncategorized

Zoanne touched many lives in many different ways

February 26, 2021 by Bonnee Waldstein

Jeff DeMark, a longtime friend of Zoanne, wrote this poem in tribute to her. Gum Tree Girls For Zoe Nordstrom Walking through Glen Park Canyon Cold December afternoon Eucalyptus trees towering Swaying and dancing Tended paths meander through bushes And a fairy altar in the rocks: “An old gnome home”   Couples and families strolling […]

Filed Under: Editor's Pick, Featured, Glen Canyon Park, Glen Park people, Uncategorized

Fire along San Jose Avenue

February 25, 2021 by Bonnee Waldstein

At around 10:00 a.m. this morning, a tree was in flames on the east side of San Jose Avenue going north. It was near the J-Church streetcar line stop for Glen Park. SFFD responded with multiple fire engines, trucks and an ambulance. By 11:30, the fire was extinguished, and crews were mopping up among the […]

Filed Under: Featured, Fire, Trees, Uncategorized

“Twin Peaks for All” proposal and public meeting

February 25, 2021 by SFMTA

The proposal includes opening the Portola Drive gate to vehicle traffic at all times and keeping the Burnett Avenue gate closed to vehicle traffic at all times. People walking, biking and rolling would be able to access Twin Peaks Boulevard and Christmas Tree Point Road through both gates. This option (also called Option 2) provides […]

Filed Under: SFMTA, Twin Peaks, Uncategorized

Zoanne Nordstrom, 12/21/1933 – 2/15/2021

February 19, 2021 by Bonnee Waldstein

ZOANNE NORDSTROM, 12/21/1933 – 2/15/2021 Glen Park has just lost one of its all-time champions. Zoanne Nordstrom, of Surrey Street for over sixty years, passed away Monday morning, February 15, at age 87, of the Covid-19 virus. Anyone out and about in the neighborhood would run into Zoanne, whether in earlier days when she was […]

Filed Under: Editor's Pick, Featured, Glen Canyon Park, Glen Park Association, Glen Park History, Glen Park people, Uncategorized

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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!

Thank you to all who attended and a big thank you to Glen Park Branch Library Manager Darren Heiber and his staff for a fantastic day!! 🙌🏽

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Thursdays  2:00PM - 2:45PM 
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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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