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May 2002
 

 

Police Blotter/Richmond Roundup/Letters to the Editor

Majestic Waterfalls Silent due to Energy Crisis
Huntington Falls, the majestic waterfall at Stow Lake in Golden Gate Park, is no longer a daily treat for park patrons. It is only running on weekends due to a request last summer by the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission to conserve energy throughout the City.

Washed up Sailors at Beach Create Stink
Creating a stink and a curiosity in early April, huge numbers of By-the-Wind Sailors, floating marine polyp hydroids, washed ashore over the entire length of Ocean Beach, as well as beaches to the north and south.

Neighbors Fight Plan they say Sacrifices Trees for Plants
An ambitious $17 million plan by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to protect two endangered wild plants native to San Francisco is stirring up so much controversy that even its author predicts it has little chance of being implemented.

District says Most Students will get their School of Choice
According to schools' Superintendent Arlene Ackerman, the school district is doing a better job this year placing students in a school of their choice than it did last year.

Fire, Police Department Chaplain likes Frenzied Pace
Reverend George Twigg-Porter's overflowing calendar is jam-packed for an 81-year-old man.

Riding the Rails a Labor of Love for Model Club Members
The only miniature railroad club in San Francisco is the Golden Gate Model Railroad Club, located at the Randall Museum at 199 Museum Way. "The Golden Gate Model Club is real cool. It's a big deal to see diesel trains running on the tracks," said Nana, an employee at Randall. "Many kids come on the Junior Engineer Day to operate and run the locomotives, freight trains and diesel models.

Consumer's Corner

 

COLUMNS:

Capt. Marsha Ashe: Police Beat

Supervisor Jake McGoldrick: Working on Pedestrian Safety, Budget

Ginny Kolmar: Clementine

John M. Lee: Recent Tax Law Changes

Susan Silber and Kimery Leong: Cabrillo Street Bike Lanes moving Forward

Pat French Swendsen: World's Fair inspired Wild West Theme Show