Now that’s the way to get across Monterey Boulevard at Edna Street…
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More free yoga classes at the Conservatory in February and March
More free Community Yoga Classes are being offered at Sunnyside Conservatory (236 Monterey Blvd) on the following Tuesdays in February and March:
February 7, 14, 21, and 28, and March 7, 14, 21, and 28.
The class runs from 6:30- 8 pm. Doors open at 6:15 pm. Beginners and practitioners of all levels are welcome. Bring your mat (though a few will be available for those without).
http://sunnysideconservatory.org/yes-its-yoga-in-the-conservatory/
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SFPUC: Billing info, free toilets, clean power, tours, and more
From SFPUC: Currents Jan-Feb 2017
Updates to Your Bill
With Fractional Billing, we are excited to announce your bill will now reflect every cubic foot of water used! Find out more http://sfwater.org/index.aspx?page=1100
Get Your Free Toilet
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Two recent articles on family housing in SF
Two recent articles on the subject of housing and families in SF. (Read a related recent piece in NY Times here.)
In SF Chronicle: “Keeping kids in San Francisco makes the city better for everyone”
http://www.sfchronicle.com/politics/article/Keeping-kids-in-San-Francisco-makes-the-city-10895278.php
In SF Examiner, Op-Ed: “A city for all includes families”
http://www.sfexaminer.com/city-includes-families/
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SF Examiner: Free City College decision comes ‘down to the wire’
[Source: http://www.sfexaminer.com/free-city-college-decision-comes-wire/ Click tab at top for City College for more posts.]
SF Examiner: Free City College decision comes ‘down to the wire’
By Michael Barba on January 31, 2017 1:00 am
There is still time for City College of San Francisco to become tuition-free for all next semester, but Mayor Ed Lee would have to double back on his decision to not fund the effort within the next couple days.
Interim Chancellor Susan Lamb has been waiting for an agreement between the mayor and Supervisor Jane Kim, who led the tuition-free effort and does not want to back down.
“At this late a date, it’s putting us up against pretty impossible odds,” Lamb said in an interview Monday, noting that she previously told city officials she needed to know the plan by Jan. 15. Continue reading “SF Examiner: Free City College decision comes ‘down to the wire’”
Sunnyside Neighborhood Association 