News
7/23/21 • RE: Trader Joe’s Letter to Planning Department & Some of our Positions
7/14/21 • Update: 500 Hayes removed from Shared Streets Permit
6/25/21 • Octavia Encampment Fire Follow-up from Northern Station
6/10/21 • Octavia Encampment Fire Quick Update
6/7/21-6/9/21 • Inquiries received about wires being installed on business corridor
6/7/21 • An Open Letter Re: Encampment Fire on Octavia
6/3/21 • Opinion: San Francisco’s Approach to Addiction Recovery is Unequipped
6/2/21 • Encampment Sets Fire on Octavia
5/27/21 • Trees on Octavia Being Destroyed: we need additional support from residents to get more attention on this matter.
5/21/21 • Neighborhood Bulletin: Asian Woman Attacked in front of Live Fit Gym
5/7/21 • Neighborhood Bulletin: Koshland Park Assault
4/15/21 • Read The Only Way to House All People Living on the Street (Today, Tomorrow, & Forever) Opinion by George Denny
4/6/21 • Thoughts on Trader Joe’s: Traffic and Parking
3/24/21 • An Open Letter on Public Safety and Crime in San Francisco
3/23/21 • More Thoughts on Trader Joe’s Pre Application Meeting Takeaways
3/16/21 • A Take on Recent Merchant Break-ins in Hayes Valley
3/11/21 • Formula Retail Chain Trader Joe’s in Hayes Valley? Read our thoughts as we head in to Tuesday’s Pre Application Meeting
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Octavia Commeration Project Meeting Wednesday July 28th at 6:30 pm
In person: Haight Street Art Center at 215 Haight St.
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AUGUST Community Hour TBA
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