SNA Quarterly Membership Meeting is tonight, 7:00 p.m. at St. Finn Barr Community Room, 415 Edna Street at Hearst.
Coyotes, Us and Pets
Hello Park Visitors —
This is coyote pupping season — there have already been sightings of pups in Golden Gate Park and elsewhere. it might be helpful to know as much as possible about what behavior to expect from them, especially in relation to ourselves and pets.
For a one-stop informational video presentation — the most up-to-date there is — please visit CoyoteCoexistence.Com‘s new video aboutCoyotes As Neighbors: Focus On Facts: http://youtu.be/euG7R11aXq0 . If you have specific questions or issues, you may contact them at coyotecoexistence at gmail.com for one-on-one assistance.
Janet Kessler
First Sunday Greening – Informal Weeding on August 4
Weeds and trash don’t take a day off, so while there is no formal weeding this Sunday,it would be great if you could check for trash and pick some up wherever you might be!
Some watering on our medians might be welcome too.
Plant reminder: Have you an eye on plants in your garden that you’d like to migrate to Circular or some other public spot when the rains come? They’ll be very welcome. Just keep them alive, and we’ll have some planting days at the end of the year!
Thank you. See you at the SNA meeting on August 5th, or in September.
Keren and Bob Abra
Sunnyside Neighborhood Greening Group
For more information, email greensunnyside@gmail.com
FUF Community Planting Meeting – Tuesday July 30 at 6:30 p.m. Sunnyside Conservatory
For those who have signed up to get a tree/trees for the August 2013 planting, this is a reminder about the Community Planting Meeting taking place this Tuesday, July 30th. Details are below:
Sunnyside/Miraloma Community Meeting
Date: Tuesday, July 30th
Time: 6:30 pm to 7:30 pm
Location: Sunnyside Conservatory 236 Monterey Boulevard
This meeting will be hosted by FUF Planting Manager Heidi Lakics and will cover the species that we recommend for the neighborhood and logistics for planting day. We hope you’ll be a part of this fun upcoming community planting event!
Supervisor Yee puts his gloves on (to weed on Monterey Blvd.)
By Murray Schneider
On July 13, District 7 Supervisor Norman Yee put aside his legislative pen and picked up a pair work gloves and assisted 20 Sunnyside volunteers collecting litter and pulling weeds along Monterey Boulevard’s thirteen street medians.
“The idea is to let my interns experience first hand a successful City and neighborhood project,” said Supervisor Yee, who came dressed in jeans and running shoes.
A half dozen Yee high school interns worked along side Sunnyside neighbors. All were protected by DPW road cones stretching from Ridgeway Avenue to Circular Avenue.
“It’s so cool to see the community come out,” said, Mekdelawit “Maggie” Beruk, a high school intern who’ll be a senior this fall at the International Studies Academy.
Throughout the morning Beruk witnessed confirmation that at least some politics is local, and that a correct response to the Civics 101 question, “What have you done for me lately?”…
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