New: Sunnyside after-school program at Clubhouse

On By Sunnyside Neighborhood AssociationIn SF Recreation and Parks Dept, Sunnyside Elementary School, Sunnyside PlaygroundLeave a comment

UPDATE Aug 30): This program is now full, but they are still accepting people for the waiting list, so you are encouraged to apply.

Thanks to behind-the-scenes work by Supervisor Yee and the Sunnyside Neighborhood Association, SF Recreation and Parks Dept is now starting up an after-school program at the Sunnyside Playground Clubhouse. The price is affordable with scholarships available.

To register: sfrecpark.org/register  > search SUNNYSIDE > page down when you get Activity Search page to “Sunnyside After School Program”

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A minimum number of Sunnyside ES students are needed for a school pickup (walking bus).

Sunnyside “Walk Score” rating improved

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Recently WalkScore, which is part of Redfin real estate group, upped its score of walkability in Sunnyside, boosting its rank to 76th most walkable neighborhood in the city (out of 110). Read more here on Hoodline. See full ranking list here (page down).

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Screenshot from Hoodline article.

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New map released for proposed bike share stations in Sunnyside

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Motivate, the company implementing Ford GoBike bike share expansion in San Francisco released a new map of the next phase of expansion. View map here [regularly updated].

Courtesy Glen Park Association, which was included in an earlier phase of rollout, here are two documents from SFMTA that detail specifications about placement of stations, on and off street.

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Screenshot from new bike share map here. 

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