The public hearings are over, the feedback has been heard, and all that is left is final approval to the school assignment changes on Tuesday September 28th. From Jill Tucker at The San Francisco Chronicle How students are assigned to schools is historically the most controversial issue related to the city’s public schools, and this new plan is no exception. Parents for years have called for a replacement for the current system, one that would be easier to understand and give them …
Month: September 2010
Always been curious about the houseboats in Sausalito? Here’s your chance for a glimpse into this unique living situation and community. The 25th Annual Floating Homes Tour will be held this Saturday, September 25th from 11:00 am – 4:00 pm. Approximately 19 homes will be shown on the Tour. I understand that this event usually sells out so buy tickets early. Ticket prices are $35 for advanced purchase and $40 at the door. There will be a fair amount of …
Downtrodden mid-Market Street is on the road to renewal after a five-story mall development survived a challenge Tuesday by groups who favor polices encouraging public transit, walking and bicycling over driving vehicles. The Board of Supervisors voted 9-0 Tuesday to reject an appeal of the project’s environmental review, drawing praise from supporters who say the glass-fronted mall, known as CityPlace, is exactly what’s needed to transform the area plagued by crime, empty storefronts and homelessness. The proposed CityPlace is a …
Well, that’s how I like to think of it. September is the month that the San Francisco Chapter of American Institute of Architects puts on the nation’s largest architectural festival with showcase tours, lectures, films and more. Really, it’s the 8th annual festival and it’s called Architecture and the City. I think my favorite event is the home tours. For a whole weekend, you get to step into homes designed by some of our top or up and coming architects. …
Perhaps you were looking to pick up some succulents or native plants for your garden this week. Or you wanted to start your own vertical garden. Well, perhaps a trip over to Flora Grubb Gardens is something to put on your list for the long weekend activities as they are having a sale. So stop by, have a cup of Ritual Coffee and see what’s new at the gardens! With discounts of 20% off all plants. 50% off clearance plants. …
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