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May 2001
 

 

Police Blotter/Richmond Roundup/Letter to the Editor

Leland Yee Announces Candidacy for Assembly Seat
Supervisor Leland Yee confirmed one of the worst kept secrets in the City by declaring his candidacy to represent west side residents in the 12th Assembly District.

Medical Marijuana Supplier Robbed Twice Within 2 Weeks
The next time an individual tries to fill a medical marijuana prescription at the Hemp Center at 2533 Balboa St., he or she might be greeted at the entrance by an off-duty police officer. That is because the pot shop was robbed twice in 14 days.

New Plan Proposes Housing, Enlarged Smart & Final
San Francisco developer Sagamore Associates is finalizing a plan to build 120 units of housing, a two-story underground parking garage and new retail space along the crowded Clement Street commercial corridor between Sixth and Seventh avenues.

Audit Gives School District Failing Grades
Picture dropping your teenager off at a local mall with an American Express gold card and you have a pretty good idea of what the accounting firm of Arthur Anderson found when its employees performed an audit on a major division of the San Francisco Unified School District recently.

Marine Sanctuary Celebrates 20th Anniversary
The 20th anniversary of the Gulf of the Farallones National Marine Sanctuary and the status of the Gray Whale, now passing north through the protected waters of the nearby sanctuary, allow us to explore the worthwhileness of the old activist expression: "Think Globally, Act Locally."

Dog Training Club Teaches Canines Good Behavior
With fatal dog attacks making headlines and natural areas being closed to off-leash dogs, it appears that many of our best friends in the city, dogs, are under fire.

Audubon Honored at Academy of Sciences Exhibit
As part of its Earth Day celebration, the California Academy of Sciences is showcasing some of the famous bird paintings of artist, scientist and pre-cursor to environmentalism: John James Audubon.

COLUMNS:

Capt. Edgar Springer: Police Beat

Pat French Swendsen: Remembering the Coliseum

Alan Oliver: Take A Fresh Look at Growing Up

Ginny Kolmar: Punahele Island Grill

Deborah Raphael: Dealin with Springtime Pests

John M. Lee: Where Are Real Estate Prices Going?