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February 2002
 

 

Sunset Spotlight/Letters to the Editor

New Police Captain Takes Over Taraval Station
Local boy Denis O'Leary's appointment to captain at the Taraval Police Station represents a return home. Born and raised in the Sunset District, O'Leary's 21-year career in the SF Police Department has brought him the responsibility of watching over the neighborhood he knows best.

Ambitious Plan to Rebuild Recreation Facilities in Trouble
In 1999 the SF Recreation and Park Department parlayed an assessment of the city's ailing 227 facilities into an ambitious $400 million, 10-year capital improvement plan.

'Managed Retreat' Planned for Ocean Beach
By the numbers, it is "Resolution 001-02-COE Ocean Beach." Its unanimous passage by the SF Commission on the Environment in January means Richmond and Sunset district residents will be able to witness the forces of nature adjacent to the Great Highway do what comes naturally - pounding the shoreline.

Inner Sunset Charter School Serves Diverse Students
Inner Sunset's Gateway High School, located at 1350 Seventh Ave., does not want to be confused with the city of Fresno's controversial chartered Gateway High.

Sunset Man Finds Recipe for Success in Italian Heritage
A Sunset District man has developed a recipe for success by creating a natural, preservative-free pasta sauce that is sold in small Northern California grocery stores. Vince Rivieccio is a true son of the Sunset District.

Public Comments on Sanctuary Plans
On Jan. 15, ocean aficionados, marine conservationists, concerned citizens and regulatory agents gathered in the Marina District to talk about plans for local national marine sanctuaries.

Trouble for Some City Birds According to Audubon Count
Despite afternoon rains, Audubon Society birders successfully scoured the City Dec. 27 looking for all the birds they could find between San Bruno and The Golden Gate.

Western Neighborhood Project to Preserve History
While most San Franciscans know something about the history and culture of the Mission District or Haight Ashbury, few know much about the western side of the City.

COLUMNS:

Robert Haley: All Plastic Bottles OK for Recycling

Paul Kozakiewicz: Yee is Best Choice to Serve in Assembly

Christene LeDoux: Lots of Fun in the West Side

John M. Lee: Real Estate is A Good Investment

Pat French Swensen: Grizzly Bears Once Roamed in the Park

Leland Yee: Do You Get What You Vote For?

 


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