No Dig, May 2: D3DC endorsements, Walk to Golden Gate Bridge, donate to FOGG kids camps
SaveNorthBeachVillage.org updates:
— Upcoming events —
Tue, May 3, 6––8:30pm D3DC Endorsement meeting
SF Italian Athletic Club, 1630 Stockton St @Union
We will be endorsing State Senate candidates, ballot measures, Superior Court judges, and SF Democratic Club (DCCC) candidates.
Special guests: John Burton, Chair of the California Democratic Party, Tim Redmond, publisher of SF Bay Guardian (sfbg.com) and editor of 48hills.org, and Aaron Peskin, District 3 Supervisor.
All are welcome though only qualified D3DC members may cast endorsement ballots.
Thu, May 5, 6–7:30pm Community meeting: Washington Square Playground Renovation
Meeting location: Joe DiMaggio Playground Clubhouse, Lombard @Powell
The planning process for the renovation is seeking community input. If you can’t attend, please send your comments to Project Manager Levi Conover at Levi.Conover@sfgov.org or (415)581-2572.
More info: http://sfrecpark.org/project/washington-square-playground-letsplaysf-project/
Fri May 6, 6–9pm Opening reception RETROGRADE: Winston Smith’s collage art
Mule Gallery, 80 Fresno St @Grant/Columbus (former Emerald Tablet space)
Free and open to the public.
Show dates: May 6 through June 24, 2016
Gallery hours: Wednesday through Friday 1–6 pm; Saturday 12–6 pm
http://mulegallery.com/
Sat, May 7, 10am HPHP Walk to Golden Gate Bridge
Meet behind the Maritime Museum at 900 Beach Street, under the large clock, along the Aquatic Park promenade.
A Healthy Parks Healthy People walk.
https://www.nps.gov/safr/planyourvisit/event-details.htm?eventID=765047-307230
— Other items:
April 29, 2016 FOGG Kids Camps Scholarships – 4th Update — make your donation now
In a little more than one month the 2016 Summer Kids Camps at The Bay Club — The Gateway will begin. Make your donation now, for details see
http://fogg.us/2016/04/28/fogg-open-letter-april-29-2016/
April 2016 Peskin and BoS name alley for Rose Pak
“Think of it as a concrete reward for a lifetime of deal-making.
The Board of Supervisors has renamed the alley adjacent to Chinese Hospital: It’s now Rose Pak Way. It’s a fitting move. Over the years, Rose has led the charge and the fundraising for the hospital, shaking down half the town in the process.
The renaming was the idea of Supervisor Aaron Peskin, a onetime friend, then foe, then friend again whom Pak helped elect to the Board of Supervisors last year.
The vote came just as news arrived that Rose has successfully completed her kidney treatments in China. Word is she will be returning to the city and resume her various feuds sometime this summer.”
Willie’s World, April 8