Battle
over boathouse
In May, Suzanne Dumont, on behalf of members of the Save Stow
Lake Boathouse Coalition, filed a complaint against the SF Recreation
and Park Department with the Sunshine Ordinance Task Force regarding
the secrecy of the names of the persons on a selection panel
for the Stow Lake Boathouse concession Request for Qualification
(RFQ).
City
butterfly count sets records
Despite wicked marine weather, lepidopterists gathered in record
numbers and got record results this year at the 16th annual
San Francisco Butterfly Count. There were 14 parties, with 34
participants, this year (up from 18 participants last year)
during the June 7 event. The observation crews spotted 24 species
this year (up from 22 species), and a total of 775 individual
butterflies (up from 645 in 2008). All three counts were records
for the annual count.
Doctor
bridges East and West medicine
A 70Ðyear-old woman with chronic allergies and back pain patiently
tries every remedy her Western doctor gives to her, still, she
finds no relief. Because he has no further ideas for treatment,
the doctor refers the woman to long-time Richmond resident,
Dr. Patricia Tsang, who specializes in both Western medicine
and Eastern Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM).
CVS
signs lease for Clement site
A new tenant is seeking to call the vacant supermarket at 32nd
Avenue and Clement Street home.
COLUMNISTS
Capt.
Richard Corriea: Police Beat
Supervisor
Eric Mar: City Hall
Assemblywoman
Fiona Ma: Assembly
John
M. Lee: Real Estate
