Sunset Spotlight/Police 
          Blotter
        
          Photo: Maureen McGettigan
        
        Top Cops Honored: The Outer Sunset Merchants 
          Association honored Taraval Station police officers Feb. 16 for exemplary 
          service to the community. The event took place at HaÕs Restaurant. Pictured 
          are (left to right): Sgt. Randy Young, Sgt. Robert Bohanan, Jaynry Mak, 
          president of the Outer Sunset Merchants Association, and officers John 
          Scully and Lewis Fong. 
        Plans 
          to Replace Doyle Dr. Debated at Presidio Meeting
        On Wednesday, Feb. 15, the San Francisco County 
          Transportation Authority (TA) held a public meeting at 135 Fisher Loop 
          in the Presidio to address the upcoming plans to retrofit Doyle Drive, 
          the elevated on-ramp that connects the Marina District to the Golden 
          Gate Bridge - and San Francisco to Marin County.
        Green Thumbs Sprout at 
          Ulloa Garden
        Youth Have Fun while Growing Vegetables, Composting 
          with Worms
        Imagine an elementary school where every student that walks its hallways 
          has a green thumb.Every adolescent knows how to use mulch, can identify 
          beneficial insects and is happy pulling weeds. 
        As amazing as it sounds, it's not a fantasy. It exists at Ulloa Elementary 
          School in the Sunset District, where all 508 of its students are budding 
          gardeners, thanks to a model program called the "Hands-on Botany and 
          Gardening Project," sponsored by the Ulloa Children's Center at the 
          school.
        Sunset Resident 
          Overwhelmed by Generosity of Local Businesses
        It has been said that it is better to give than receive. For Sunset 
          District resident Julie Szpiro, that saying resounds repeatedly in her 
          efforts to raise money for charity.
        Doug Ferrari Hits Stride as 
          San Fran's Funny Man
        There's an old saying that goes something like: "Don't get angry, get 
          even." For local comedian Doug Ferrari, the saying might be: "When you 
          get angry, laugh." 
         
        COLUMNISTS
         
        Supervisor Fiona 
          Ma: Watch these Important Issues
        Charlie Phillips: The 
          Fleming Nine is Back 
        John 
          M. Lee: Principal Residence Tax Rules
        Mayor 
          Gavin Newsom: Making City Clean, Livable