Flickr/Daniel2005 Want to hear our Sean Connery impression? Of course you don’t. Instead, go see “The Rock” tonight, for free, in Duboce Park!
Tonight: Free Movie Night in Duboce Park
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Monthly Archives: May 2011
Another Tree Falls in Duboce Park
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Flickr/sethoscope Just thirteen days after a massive tree fell in Duboce Park, another one has suddenly split. Literally!
Lower Haight Leftovers: 5/20 Edition
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Flickr/andynash Having a Friday afternoon snack attack? Then it’s probably a good time for some leftovers. Here’s a huge sampler of news stories that didn’t quite make the front page this week.
Bizarre Overnight Accident Leaves Mini Cooper Flipped on Steiner
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Martin L. Several readers alerted us to a puzzling car accident which occurred a little before 2:30am this morning on Steiner near Germania, which left a Mini Cooper lying upside-down in the middle of the street.
Lower Haight Represents in SF Weekly’s Best of 2011 Poll
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SFWeekly.com Yesterday, SF Weekly announced the results of their annual “Best Of” poll, and many Lower Haight businesses got top honors. Here’s our rundown of all the local winners.
Immortalize Your Favorite Chair at Corner of Church and Duboce
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Flickr/Jaymi Heimbuch Strange headline, yes — but true! The SF Arts Commission wants chairs to include in a public art installation at the corner of Church and Duboce.
Cafe International to Open on Mondays
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Looks like somebody no longer has a case of the Mondays.
Panhandle DMV Lot Now Open for Overnight and Weekend Parking
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Great news for residents and businesses on our Divisadero flank: your thirst for easier parking is finally being quenched — courtesy of… the DMV.
Video: The Creation of Street Art
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Here’s a little something not at all Bay to Breakers-related for your Sunday afternoon.
Lower Haight Bay to Breakers Survival Guide
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Yes, it’s that time of year again. Bay to Breakers rolls through the city tomorrow morning, and this year — the 100th running/rolling/stumbling — promises to be an interesting one. With alcohol, floats, pets, strollers, bicycles, grocery carts, kegs, bottles, … Continue reading