2 street use permits About

• Lafayette St Yakuh Askew, Architect received permit for street improvement excavation

  Permit #05IE-0659 approved on January 18, 2006.

• Erie St Young Electrical Company received permit for street improvement excavation

  Permit #08IE-0299 approved on July 23, 2008.

2 business reviews About

• 5 stars out of 5: Rainbow Grocery reviewed on Yelp.com.
• 4 stars out of 5: Basil Canteen reviewed on Yelp.com.

8 news articles About

• Artani’s 52 Van Ness Artani: 52 New Condos Selling Soon…

  Sales will begin soon on Artani’s 52 Van Ness condos, with prices ranging from the high $500s for 1 BR’s, up to $2 million for penthouse level 2 BR’s. The building will be 8 stories high, with a rooftop deck, 2 levels of underground parking, and 2 retail spaces available on the ground level. From [...]

  Published by SF New Developments blog on September 6, 2008.

• Tenderloin S.F. Tenderloin's crackdown on liquor abuse

  Simple math explains why the Tenderloin is one of San Francisco's most downtrodden neighborhoods. The small district has the city's largest number of liquor licenses per square block. It has the largest number of chronic inebriants.

  Published by San Francisco Chronicle on September 6, 2008.

• Mission and Van Ness Avenue Shooting Victims Identified; Police To Step Up Presence In The Mission

  The slain men worked at Goodwill's store and processing center at Mission and Van Ness Avenue and were friends, said chief executive officer Deborah Alvarez-Rodriguez. They had recently been promoted...

  Published by San Francisco Crime blog on September 6, 2008.

• Larkin and McAllister Schwarzenegger could soon face recall

  The food focus is not without risks to the mayor, however. As one law enforcement official told us Friday, "We may have had four shootings in the Mission last night, but at least we have strawberries growing on top of the bus shelter at Larkin and McAllister."

  Published by San Francisco Chronicle on September 6, 2008.

• Eighth and Market Police Release Name Of Victim In Suspicious Murder

  The man, 56-year-old Fidencio Salazar Jr., of San Francisco, was found dead of a stab wound at about 2 a.m. on Aug. 15 inside a hotel at Eighth and Market streets, according to police.

  Published by KTVU News (Channel 2) on September 6, 2008.

• Mission Street SFPD Responds to Murders

  Authorities said they would take several steps in response to the violence, including increasing beat patrols along Mission Street, adding cars to parts of the Mission and Ingleside neighborhoods and doubling the number of school resource officers at Mission High School.

  Published by Mission Mission on September 6, 2008.

• Mission SFPD Responds to Murders

  Authorities said they would take several steps in response to the violence, including increasing beat patrols along Mission Street, adding cars to parts of the Mission and Ingleside neighborhoods and doubling the number of school resource officers at Mission High School.

  Published by Mission Mission on September 6, 2008.

• Mission and Van Ness Avenue Spate of killings roils Mission District

  The slain men worked at Goodwill's store and processing center at Mission and Van Ness Avenue and were friends, said chief executive officer Deborah Alvarez-Rodriguez. She praised them as "exemplary employees who had really turned their lives around."

  Published by San Francisco Chronicle on September 6, 2008.

1 real estate listing About

• 380 10th St 380 10th St listed on Trulia for $849,000

  Listed on September 5, 2008.

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9 business reviews About

• 5 stars out of 5: Eight Nightclub & Lounge, St. James Infirmary and Rona Siegel Calligraphy reviewed on Yelp.com.
• 4 stars out of 5: Rocco's Cafe, All-Pro Mechanicx and El Castillito reviewed on Yelp.com.
• 3 stars out of 5: The City Beer Store & Tasting Bar reviewed on Yelp.com.
• 2 stars out of 5: Butter reviewed on Yelp.com.
• 1 star out of 5: Mezzanine reviewed on Yelp.com.

3 news articles About

• Mission SFPD To Crackdown On Mission As Violence Continues To Rise

  San Francisco police plan to increase patrols in the city's Mission District after two people died and three others were wounded in two separate shootings Thursday night.

  Published by NBC News (Channel 11) on September 5, 2008.

• St. Boniface Church Annual Blessing Brings Hundreds Of Taxicabs To SF Tenderloin

  The has taken place in front of St. Boniface Church since 1999 when a city cab driver allegedly abducted and murdered a 24-year-old woman.

  Published by KTVU News (Channel 2) on September 5, 2008.

• Tenderloin Annual Blessing Brings Hundreds Of Taxicabs To SF Tenderloin

  Hundreds of taxicabs lined up in San Francisco's Tenderloin district today for the annual "blessing of the taxicabs."

  Published by KTVU News (Channel 2) on September 5, 2008.

1 real estate listing About

• 1247 Harrison St 1247 Harrison St #14 listed on Trulia for $699,000

  Listed on September 4, 2008.

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10 business reviews About

• 5 stars out of 5: Terroir Natural Wine Merchant, The Cake Gallery, Turk & Larkin Deli, Morty's Delicatessen and Nordstrom Rack reviewed on Yelp.com.
• 4 stars out of 5: Basil Thai Restaurant & Bar reviewed on Yelp.com.
• 1 star out of 5: SF Print, Metromint, Firestone Tires & Service and Bed Bath & Beyond reviewed on Yelp.com.

12 news articles About

• Mission SFPD Launches Effort To Curb Spike In Robberies

  Police Lt. William Canning told members of the San Francisco Police Commission Wednesday evening that since February, police have conducted 25 robbery abatement team decoy operations, or RAT ops, in the city's Bayview, Ingleside, Mission, Southern and Tenderloin police districts, resulting in the arrests of 109 robbery suspects.

  Published by CBS News (Channel 5) on September 4, 2008.

• City Hall A warm opening night for San Francisco Symphony

  A champagne promenade and after-party at City Hall - with tickets up to $250 - was scheduled to include a variety of bands, noshes and drinks for night owls who did not partake in the dinners.

  Published by San Francisco Chronicle on September 4, 2008.

• City Hall Web site tracks neighborhood complaints

  Do you sometimes feel complaints about your neighborhood are not being heard? That no one is listening? That you get lost in voicemail when you call City Hall? Well, in San Francisco at least, there is a new way to get action.

  Published by ABC News (Channel 7) on September 4, 2008.

• Larkin St. and McAllister Update on Grassy "Living Shelters"

  ...Outdoor [OMG, Oh noes!!! -- SFist] and the advertising agency, Heat, renovated the bus shelter on Larkin St. and McAllister (Civic Center) with a "living roof." This "living roof" is modeled after the 2.5...

  Published by SFist on September 4, 2008.

• 133 Golden Gate Ave. SF Cabbies Hope Holy Water Floods Tip Jar

  St. Boniface Church has stood at 133 Golden Gate Ave. for nearly 150 years, according to Hausser. The massive fire triggered by the Great Quake of 1906 destroyed the building, but it was rebuilt in 1908 and has since became a parish for mainly underprivileged and immigrant residents.

  Published by NBC News (Channel 11) on September 4, 2008.

• Tenderloin S.F. cabbies get blessings and a free bite

  "Personally, I believe this helps avoid accidents," said cabbie Robbins Mathew, waiting in a long line in San Francisco's Tenderloin for his 15-second-long state of grace at the annual blessing of the taxi fleet today. "I also do not mind receiving the sandwich. However, that is secondary."

  Published by San Francisco Chronicle on September 4, 2008.

• St. Boniface Catholic Church S.F. cabbies get blessings and a free bite

  Cabbies lined up in the non-divine towaway zone outside St. Boniface Catholic Church on Golden Gate Avenue. The Rev. Jorge Hernandez, a sprig of rosemary in hand, splattered the cabs with holy water from a specially sanctified plastic bucket.

  Published by San Francisco Chronicle on September 4, 2008.

• Tenderloin S.F. cabbies get blessings and a free bite

  "Personally, I believe this helps avoid accidents," said cabbie Robbins Mathew, waiting in a long line in San Francisco's Tenderloin for his 15-second-long state of grace at the annual blessing of the taxi fleet today. "I also do not mind receiving the sandwich. However, that is secondary."

  Published by San Francisco Chronicle on September 4, 2008.

• St. Boniface Catholic Church S.F. cabbies get blessings and a free bite

  Cabbies lined up in the non-divine towaway zone outside St. Boniface Catholic Church on Golden Gate Avenue. The Rev. Jorge Hernandez, a sprig of rosemary in hand, splattered the cabs with holy water from a specially sanctified plastic bucket.

  Published by San Francisco Chronicle on September 4, 2008.

• Tenderloin SFPD Launches Effort To Curb Spike In Robberies

  Police Lt. William Canning told members of the San Francisco Police Commission Wednesday evening that since February, police have conducted 25 robbery abatement team decoy operations, or RAT ops, in the city's Bayview, Ingleside, Mission, Southern and Tenderloin police districts, resulting in the arrests of 109 robbery suspects.

  Published by CBS News (Channel 5) on September 4, 2008.

• City Hall Lowe's coming to S.F.?

  In 2005, after nearly a decade of wrangling and infighting at City Hall about having a warehouse-style chain retailer in the area, Home Depot received approval for a 100,000-square-foot store near the border of Bernal Heights and Bayview-Hunters Point.

  Published by San Francisco Chronicle on September 4, 2008.

• City Hall A warm opening night for San Francisco Symphony

  A champagne promenade and after-party at City Hall - with tickets up to $250 - was scheduled to include a variety of bands, noshes and drinks for night owls who did not partake in the dinners.

  Published by San Francisco Chronicle on September 4, 2008.

1 real estate listing About

• 701 Minna St 701 Minna St #8 listed on Trulia for $594,000

  Listed on September 3, 2008.

1 excavation permit About

• Larkin St San Francisco Water Department received permit to install new fire service

  Permit #08EXC-2629 effective September 8, 2008.

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11 business reviews About

• 5 stars out of 5: Mariquita Farms, Bossa Nova and Mezzanine reviewed on Yelp.com.
• 4 stars out of 5: Rosy Heels, Basil Thai Restaurant & Bar, Tu Lan and 3-1-1 Customer Service Center reviewed on Yelp.com.
• 3 stars out of 5: MUNI reviewed on Yelp.com.
• 2 stars out of 5: Icon Ultra Lounge and Etiquette reviewed on Yelp.com.
• 1 star out of 5: Nihon Whisky Lounge reviewed on Yelp.com.

3 news articles About

• Mission Another Muder In the Mission District of SF

  This man was shot near my house in the Mission District of San Francisco. We heard about 4 shots and I went up to see him face down in the street. The picture was taken right after they rolled him over. He was shot right in the face.

  Published by SFist on September 3, 2008.

• Mission Elderly SF Woman Shot By Police After Knife Threat To Stand Trial

  Prosecutors with the San Francisco District Attorney's office have charged Teresa Sheehan with five felony counts, including assault on a peace officer with a deadly weapon and assault with a deadly weapon, as well as making criminal threats against a social worker at her Mission District transitional housing apartment unit.

  Published by KTVU News (Channel 2) on September 3, 2008.

• Mission Take Lowe's off the table

  The Eastern Neighborhoods plan envisions a huge new influx of housing into the area, and city planners admit the result will be a loss of blue-collar jobs. So the city can't let the Bayshore site sit empty for years while some North Carolina–based megaretailer decides the neighborhood's fate. And the last thing the Bayview, the Mission, and Bernal Heights need is another drawn-out conflict over a home improvement store.

  Published by San Francisco Bay Guardian on September 3, 2008.

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