RECENT HEADLINES AND NEWS

June 2008
In this edition:

• Public Safety - Summer Safe
• Supervisor Mirkarimi Assembles Inter-agency Task Force to Prepare for the Redevelopment Agency's Exit from Western Additiion (Fillmore) and Japantown (A2 Area)
• New Solar Incentive Laws Prevail
• Finance Committee Ready to Tackle Tough Budget
• Apple Moth Aerial Spraying Still On Hold
• Community Challenge Grants Now Available D5 APPLY ASAP!
• Supervisor Mirkarimi Helps Get Stop Signs for MLK Drive at 7th Avenue in Golden Gate Park
• Third Friday Art Party Goes "Off the Hook"!
• Looking for a Job?
• Upcoming Events
• Board of Supervisors Information
• Office and Community Volunteers Needed
• Comments, Suggestions, or Questions?
• Did you miss a previous newsletter?

Public Safety - Summer Safe
It's summer time - let's make living as easy and fun and safe as possible. Supervisor Mirkarimi along with our dedicated community organizations and the SFPD are working hard to promote a safe summer. Everyone is encouraged to take advantage of city-sponsored programs that go beyond in helping make our neighborhoods and city safe. For a range of services and programs contact: San Francisco SAFE, the city's leading crime-prevention education organization. They help residents, police, and community groups work together to create safe, vibrant neighborhoods by providing violence prevention education, public safety information and community organizing services. To get in touch with this program go to www.sfsafe.org. For information on summer youth employment opportunities contact Max Rocha of the Department of Children, Youth and Their Families at mrocha@dcyf.org and 415-934-4841. More information:

* Dept Children, Youth, and Families: Call 554-8990
* Rec and Park: Visit www.sfreconline.org
* Mayor's Office of Criminal Justice: Call 554-6560

Also, Supervisor Mirkarimi is pleased with the incremental progress with two reports commissioned by the City Controller and compiled by the Public Safety Strategies Group on: Compliance with Foot Patrols; and Realignment of District Station Boundaries. In April and May, the Board of Supervisors Public Safety Committee and the Police Commission held joint committee hearings on both reports. The third hearing on Police Effectiveness Review is scheduled for Fall.

Supervisor Mirkarimi Assembles Inter-agency Task Force to Prepare for the Redevelopment Agency's Exit from Western Additiion (Fillmore) and Japantown (A2 Area)
The Redevelopment's reign of 45 years is coming to an official end on January 1, 2009. Supervisor Mirkarimi has assembled an interagency task force to prepare legislation that examines, anticipates, and obligates a smooth and thorough transition plan from Redevelopment's jurisdisction back to the City and County of San Francisco. Hearings concerning the draft Transition Plan are expected to begin in August.

Residents, former residents, and activists are hopeful that the process of the Western Addition leaving the jurisdiction of the Redevelopment agency and the post-redevelopment future will be a chance for healing and for residents to thrive in one of the City's historical centers of diversity. The process will be complicated, with the Redevelopment Agency turning over authority and jurisdiction to the myriad City agencies that oversee development and infrastructure. Many unresolved issues remain, including the promotion of the use of Certificates of Preference that entitled displaced residents to preference in redeveloped areas. Recent legislation introduced by Supervisor Mirkarimi expanded this program to include all low/moderate income housing in the City.

On Thursday July 10, the Redevelopment Agency will be holding a special meeting focusing on the Western Addition transition and planning efforts.

What: Special Meeting of the Redevelopment Agency
When: Thursday, July 10 at 4 PM
Where: City Hall, Room 250

Shuttle services will be provided. For more information, please call 415-749-2403 or visit:

www.sfgov.org/site/uploadedfiles/sfra/Projects/June%202008.pdf
Redevelopment Agency meetings are generally broadcast on KPOO-FM 89.5.

New Solar Incentive Laws Prevail
Supervisor Mirkarimi's legislation establishing incentives geared for low-income residents and non-profit housing to install solar panels was approved by the Board of Supervisor on Tuesday. The ordinance compliments legislation sponsored by Supervisor Dufty that will create a $3 million fund to provide rebates for residents and businesses that install solar power systems.

Eligibility for additional incentives under Supervisor Mirkarimi's plan are available to CARE and CalHomes participants as well as San Francisco residents taking advantage of the California Solar Initiative (CSI) low income program. The San Francisco PUC will be the solar incentive program administrator once the program is up and running.


Eligibility for additional incentives under Supervisor Mirkarimi's plan are available to CARE and CalHomes participants as well as San Francisco residents taking advantage of the California Solar Initiative (CSI) low income program. The San Francisco PUC will be the solar incentive program administrator once the program is up and running.

More information on the CSI low-income program is available here:
http://www.cpuc.ca.gov/PUC/energy/Solar/070424_csilowincome.htm
The SFPUC website is www.sfwater.org.

Finance Committee Ready to Tackle Tough Budget
The City budget is allocated based on the fiscal year, which runs from July through June. San Francisco's budget this year is $6.5 billion with a projected deficit of $338 million. The City's budget and the spending it controls represent the policy, preferences and priorities of the City for the expenditure of public monies. Facing a record deficit this year adds an additional challenge to assure that the City of St. Francis continues to provide the essential safety net to our most vulnerable citizens while assuring that other city services are delivered. Supervisor Mirkarimi is serving on the Budget Committee for the third consecutive year in a row.

Adding to this challenge is the fact that only about 20% of the City's total budget is discretionary spending. Stated differently, our deficit represents more than a 30% shortfall in General Fund spending. Supervisor Mirkarimi is taking a proactive role as a member of the Budget and Finance Committee to carefully examine the City's budget to wring out every efficiency possible, reduce unnecessary spending, and at a minimum maintain funding for the safety net.

Many thanks to all who have contacted the office to advocate for reversal of the proposed cuts to social services, mental health, drug treatment programs, HIV and AIDS Care, children's and senior's programs, housing assistance, and homelessness prevention programs. Supervisor Mirkarimi is engaged in round-the-clock committee meetings as well as meetings with departments and nonprofits who are experiencing severe cut.

If you have comments or suggestions on how to address this problem, how the city can save money, or just want to weigh in on what the City's budget priorities should be, email your comments to bos.budget@sfgov.org. You may also attend a Budget Committee Hearing and address the committee directly during public comment. For more information go to http://www.sfgov.org/site/bdsupvrs_index.asp?id=30446.

Apple Moth Aerial Spraying Still On Hold - For Now
Supervisor Ross Mirkarimi continues to fight the aerial spraying of chemical pesticides to eradicate the light brown apple moth. He sponsored legislation that was unanimously passed by the Board of Supervisors in April. The resolution calls on the City Attorney to prepare litigation against the state should the state insist on aerial spraying. Last week the State Senate took action to further delay the potentially hazardous spraying and possibly prevent repeated spraying over the next several years without an environmental impact report (EIR). A bill sponsored by Assemblyman Mark Leno requires the state to complete an EIR before any spraying takes place. It narrowly passed in the Senate 41-32 and wouldn't take effect until January 2009.

Governor Schwarzenegger agreed to suspend aerial spraying across the state until August 17, which is still only a delay in the spraying, and four months before this bill would go into effect. A resolution sponsored by Supervisor Mirkarimi opposing the spraying in San Francisco unanimously passed in April. To continue the fight to stop the aerial spraying learn more about the spraying, spread the word, and write to the Governor.

On June 12, there will be a special benefit screening of the political documentary Weapons of Moth Destruction at the Roxie New College Film Center. For more information on the LBAM spraying and the fight against it, or the upcoming documentary go to stopthespray.org. Also visit playnotspray.org. A Chronicle article about the LBAM spraying plan can be viewed here, and read about recent Senate efforts here.

Community Challenge Grants Now Available D5 APPLY ASAP!
The Community Challenge Grant Program (CCG) provides matching grants to local residents, businesses, non-profits, and other community groups to make physical improvements to their neighborhoods. The CCG focuses on projects that directly engage residents and businesses in working together to create green spaces, gathering places, public art, and other neighborhood amenities. The program provides an important tool for enabling communities to take the lead in conducting small-scale improvements in their own communities.

Grants are available in amounts for $10,000 to $25,000 with a community match requirement of 25% to 50% depending on the size of the grant and other factors. This is a great opportunity for civic organizations and local non-profits to help beautify our neighborhoods by directly engaging residents in the process. The deadline for application is Wednesday July 9 at 4 p.m.

For More information and to download a grant application go to www.sfccgp.org

Lower Haight Gets Greener
If you walk through the Lower Haight (LH) this week, you may notice something different: Twenty new trees with tree art guards were planted and installed on the 300, 400, and 500 blocks of Haight Street. The new 20 trees and guards were funded in part by a Community Challenge Grant. The residents and merchants of the Lower Haight worked to come up with the concept, write the grant, and raise money for the project. Also, the youth of Hayes Valley South Development and John Muir Elementary School, conduct art workshop. The children's artwork was fabricated into the design for the metal tree art guards. To raise matching funds for the grant the neighborhood bars organized a LH Bar Crawl. Over 90 neighbors participated, and they crawled through 6 bars, chatted with familiar neighbors, and met new ones. In the end they raised over $1,500 and helped with this community beautification project.

Supervisor Mirkarimi Helps Get Stop Signs for MLK Drive at 7th Avenue in Golden Gate Park
Thanks to the diligent efforts of folks who use Golden Gate Park for running and recreation, a major pedestrian hazard has been remediated with the placement of two stop signs. The intersection of Martin Luther King Jr. Drive and 7th Avenue is a busy one. It is near many of the park's best features and the inner sunset shopping district. Until new stop signs were placed on MLK Drive for both eastbound and westbound traffic, many drivers were using that stretch of the road as if it was a freeway. A crosswalk, which was supposed to allow pedestrians to cross MLK at 7th, was being utterly ignored by many drivers. One park user who runs by the intersection regularly had several near-death experiences after cars ignored the crosswalk. Now, thanks to the efforts of that resident, Supervisor Mirkarimi, and many other community members, the Recreation and Park Department has installed the new signs. Thanks to all for helping to make the Park a safer place for walkers and runners!
Third Friday Art Party Goes "Off the Hook"!
When: Friday, June 20th, 5:30 to 8:00pm
Where: Supervisor Mirkarimi's office, Room 282 at City Hall

This month's art opening features an exciting journey to the intersection of art, design, and skateboarding culture. The exhibit by the San Francisco Skate Club features artists/skateboarders ages 8-13 who painted unique urban art on used skateboard decks. We are especially excited about this exhibit in light of ongoing implementation efforts for Supervisor Mirkarimi's legislation calling for a skatepark in Golden Gate Park. The multi-media artists will also present a video addressing their viewpoints on skateboarding. See the club's website at web.mac.com/sfskateclub/iWeb/Site/home.html.

Accessibility Information: City Hall is accessible to persons using wheelchairs and other disabilities. The Van Ness Avenue Entrance is closed at 5pm each day. The entrances to City Hall that are open after 5:00 pm are the Grove Street and the Polk Street / Carlton B. Goodlett Entrances. The Polk Street / Carlton B. Goodlett entrance is accessible via a ramp and a wheelchair lift. All of the other City Hall entrances are accessible via ramp.

This event is free and open to the general public.

Looking for a Job?

Recruiting BEET Rangers--Band of Environmentally Educated Teens
Green Job Training Internships stipend of $1,000+
Date: 8 months Spring-Fall 2008
This is a great opportunity for low income, diverse youth between the ages of 13-19 years old living in the Western Addition. This is an opportunity to become an environmental leader and improve the community's urban parks while making friends and helping others. Events planned include; wilderness adventures workshops in: park maintenance, design and construction, recycling, composting, organic gardening, nutrition, and cooking. park clean-ups, community celebrations, farmer's market, trips to urban and rural organic farms, bike rides/alternative transpiration and more events are planned! For the requirements and to request an application to either be in the program or sponsor/mentor please contact the Hayes Valley Neighborhood Parks Group at 415-643-3638 or 415-431-8112 hvnparks@hotmail.com or 415-345-9777.

Safety Network is Hiring
Safety Network is looking for an energetic, community-minded person who is interested in an exciting opportunity to be a community organizer. We currently have an organizer position now open in the Northern district (Western Addition).

Urban Solutions is Hiring
Urban Solutions currently has 2 job openings: Project Manager and Development Associate. For information about applying, go to www.urbansolutionssf.org/Jobs.

City Jobs
The City is always hiring for a wide variety of positions. For information on City employment openings click here. This page contains lists of job openings, information on Civil Service examinations, and a variety of other useful information on finding work.

SFPD
SFPD Hiring The SFPD is continuously hiring qualified applicants. Applicants must be 21 years old, have a valid driver's license, must be US citizens, must have a high School diploma or equivalent, and must not have been convicted of a felony or a misdemeanor which would prohibit possession of a firearm. For more information or to apply, Contact the Department of Human Resources at 44 Gough St, San Francisco. Additionally, applications are available on-line at www.sfgov.org/police or at governmentjobs.com.

Do You Know of Other Job Openings?
Please let us know and we'll include them in next month's newsletter. Email us at mirkarimistaff@sfgov.org or call the office at 554-7630.

 

Upcoming Events

June 11-15: 10th Annual San Francisco Black Film Festival
Celebrate African America Cinema and view a diverse collection of films from emerging and upcoming artists. The SFBFF will showcase more than 70 films. There will also be panels, workshops, a gala awards event and other activities with special guests.
For more information, visit www.sfbff.org. To volunteer call 415-771-9271, or email film2fest@yahoo.com.

Tuesday, June 10: Divisadero Transit Meeting
Time: 5:00 PM to 6:00 PM
Location: Club Waziema, 543 Divisadero, between Hayes and Fell
The Divisadero project and a proposal to extend the tow-away lane on the westside of Divisadero Street from Fulton to Oak are coming up for review. The Municipal Transportation Agency is hosting this meeting to present the proposal to the community and to answer any questions. For more information got to this site.

Tuesday, June 10: John Muir Elementary School Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon
Time: Noon to 1:00 PM
Location: John Muir Elementary School
John Muir School would like to show its appreciation to the hard work and dedication of this year's volunteers. For more information contact: Marta Madrigal by email: Martamadrigal@juno.com.

Wednesday, June 11 through July 9: Seed to Mouth Cooking Classes
Time: Wednesdays, 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM
Location: Hayes Valley South Community Room, 403 Rose St.
Come and join Hayes Valley Neighborhood Parks Group for a great time eating delicious food, and learning new recipes. Adults and children are welcome. These are free classes.

Thursday, June 12: Seniors Living On the Edge
Time: 11:00 AM to 12:30 PM
Location: 1 South Van Ness Avenue, at Market Street, 2nd Floor Conference Room
Find out the true cost of living for seniors in San Francisco. A groundbreaking new tool called the ‘Elder Economic Security Standard Index' measures how much it actually costs seniors in San Francisco to pay for basic needs. Come to this informational forum to learn what could change if this new measure replaced the Federal Poverty Level as a standard for benefit programs. For more information or to RSVP, call 415-821-1003.

Saturday, June 14: Family Play in the Park BBQ
Time: 11:00 AM to 2:00PM
Location: Golden Gate Park- Sharon Meadows (Children's Playground)
Haight Community Convener and TALK Line Family Support Center present a celebration of summer fun in the sun with free food, carnival games, raffles prizes and giveaways. Come and gather resources from your Haight Community Service Providers. For more information, or if you would like to table this event, contact Olivia Swilley at 664-0494, ext. 306.

June 16-20: Youth Empowerment Seminar
Time: 9:00 AM to 12:30 PM
Location: The Urban School of San Francisco
The Youth Empowerment Seminar is for youth ages 14 through 18. It offers leadership development, conflict resolution skills, self-esteem building, interactive process, yoga, meditation, and stress reduction skills. There is a $175 fee. For more information call 650-714-8076.

Friday, June 20: 2008 SF Juneteenth Comedy Benefit
Time: 7:30 PM
Location: African American Art & Culture Complex, 762 Fulton Street, 1st Floor
This comedy event features Kirk McHenry, RIP Da Playa, Dennis Gaxiola, Shea Suga, Ryan Nicole. Tickets are $28. To purchase tickets or for more information, call 415-931-2729.

Saturday, June 21 and Sunday, June22: Juneteenth 2008
Time: 11:00 AM to 7:00 PM
The 59th Annual San Francisco Juneteenth Festival is a community festival that celebrates and shares African-American history and culture through music, the performing arts, living history, and other cultural activities. The Civic Center will be filled with Food, Arts and Crafts, Community & Corporate Information booths. There will be three stages of entertainment, educational speakers, a parade, plus Health and Job Fairs. All neighborhoods are welcomed. For more information email sfjuneteenth@sbcglobal.net or visit www.sfjuneteenth.org.

Sunday, June 22: Celebrating 35 Years of Rock Medicine
Time: 6:00 PM
Location: Great American Music Hall, 859 O'Farrell Street
Comedian Will Durst serves as master of ceremonies at this event for Haight Ashbury Free Clinics. The evening includes silent auction, dinner and live music by Moon Alice, featuring musicians G.E. Smith and Pete Sears. Tickets are $175. For more information visit www.hafci.org.

Saturday, June 28: The State of Black San Francisco and You Making a Difference
Time: 9:00 AM to Noon
Location: West Bay Conference Center, 1290 Fillmore Street (at Eddy)
Learn the facts about the community and decide how you will work to ensure a strong and viable future. Now is the time. This community forum is presented by the Osiris Coalition and will feature keynote speaker Clarence B. Jones, former personal advisor to Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and recent author of What Would Martin Say.

Ongoing

First Thursday every month, Alamo Square Movie Night in Alamo Square Park (April-October)
The month of June features "Back to the Future". Movie starts at 8:30. For next month's movie, or if you wish to help please email info@alamosquaremovie.org.

Every Wednesday: Young Mothers United, support group for Formerly Incarcerated Young Mothers
Time: 4:00 PM to 6:00 PM
Location: Call Cria at the Center for Young Women's Development for location.
Learn about your rights young mother and community resources. Free food and childcare, and earn $25 dollars for every workshop.
Contact: Cria, 415-703-8800

Every Saturday: Fillmore Farmer's Market
Time: 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM, with live jazz starting at 10:30 AM
Location: O'farrell Street at Fillmore Street
For more information call 1-800-949-FARM or go to www.pcfma.com.

The District 5 Interfaith Teen Council
Teens in the Fillmore, Western Addition, Japantown neighborhoods
Date: to be determined
Come and join in creating a new and vibrant multi-denomination community in your own backyard. The members are from local schools, churches, and religious institutions interested in sharing in religion, and strengthening the neighborhood with fellow District 5 teens. If you are a teen, or know of teens in your community that might be interested, and want to learn more or come to the next meeting.
Contact: Rabbi Mark Asher Goodman mgoodman@jchsofthebay.org or 415-345-9777.

Second Tuesday of the Month, June 10: Park Police Station & Haight Community & Provider Forum
Time: 6:00 PM to 7:30 PM
Location: Park Police Station, 1899 Waller Street, at Kezar
This is a forum for neighbors and service providers to meet, greet, eat and share community information and resources. Refreshments provided and movie tickets raffle prize. To RSVP or for more information contact: Olivia Swilley at 415-668-0494, ext. 306.

Second Thursday of the Month, June 12: North Police Station Community Meeting
Time: 6:00 PM
Location: North Station, 1125 Fillmore Street

Third Tuesday of the Month, June 17: Taraval Police Station Community Meeting
Time: 7:00 PM
Location: Taraval Police Station, 2345 24th Ave.

Summer Programs

Monday, June 23: Summer Reading Program Kickoff
Time: 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Location: Yoshi's, 1330 Fillmore Street

June 23 – July 31: Summer Bike Program
The Booker T. Washington Summer Bike Program presents road skills training and bike rides for elementary aged, middle and teenaged youth. To reserve a time slot or for more information, call Jerry Trotter at 415-928-6596, or email jtrotter@btwcsc.org.

June 23 – August 15: 2008 Free Summer Lunch Sites
The summer lunch program serves FERE healthy lunches to everyone 18 and younger, regardless of income. It is sponsored by the San Francisco Food Bank. For a listing of the food sites and for more information call 211 or 311, or visit www.summerlunch.org.

June 23 – August 15: Teen Outdoor Adventure Camp
Time: 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Location: Booker T. Washington CSC, 800 Presidio Ave.
For more information contact LeKesha Howard or Will Purifoy at 415-921-2765.

June 23 – August 15: Buzz on Bizz Summer Program
Students will learn the principles of business development, writing a business plan and selling their products/services. Students ages 14-19 are welcome to apply. For more information call 415-567-4568.

June 23-August 7: Free Tennis Summer Program
Time: 1:00 PM –3:00 PM
Location: 1050 McAllister Street
Free tennis for all levels of children 5 to 17, with rackets and tennis balls provided. There will be tournaments and ball-kid trainings. The year round program for kids is Monday through Friday at 4pm. For more information, contact Coach Carl Mendoza at 346-0589, or email volleypro@aol.com.

Tuesdays, June 24 – August 12: Chef David Cooking Program
Time: 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM
Location: West Bay Conference Center Kitchen

Thursday, June 26: SFHA Graduation Ceremony & Resource/Job Fair
Time: 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM
Location: City Hall

Hayes Valley Playground: Fun-N-Sun with Ja'Net, and Josh Time!
Monday through Friday, 9:00 AM to 6:00 PM
Location: 699 Hayes Street
For more information call 415-554-9526.

Garden Park Work Parties

Buena Vista Park - Monthly Clean-up 9:00 AM – noon.
Contact: Richard Magary, of Buena Vista Neighborhood Association (BVNA), and Friends of Buena Vista Park (FoBVP) at BVNA@ix.netcom.com

Haight-Ashbury Stewards Every Wednesday from 9:30 am to noon
Contact: Nature in the City, 415-564.4107 for details and check www.natureinthecity.org/haightashburystewards.php.
The weekly work parties do habitat restoration in the Haight.

Koshland Park - Monthly Cleanup, for more information,
Contact: Hayes Valley Neighborhood Parks Council, hvnparks@hotmail.com

Panhandle June 14, from 9:00 am – noon
Location: Fell and Ashbury aside the bulletin board next to restrooms
NOPNA and Panhandle Residents Association invites the community to come garden every second Saturday of the month. The park provides Gloves and tools but feel free to bring some of your own. Contact 415-346-1448, home@prosf.org.

Patricia's Green - Currently no set schedule.
If you're interested in participating in a clean up contact Russell Pritchard. He has bags and gloves. You can find him at Zonal at 568 Hayes or call 255-9307 or email: madelinebb@sbcglobal.net or russellsf@earthlink.net.

Victory Gardens 2008
Work with the Victory Gardens team to install a garden in your outdoor space. This Victory Garden Project is a pilot project funded by the City of San Francisco to support the transition of backyard, front yard, window boxes, rooftops, and unused land into organic food production areas. 15 households will be chosen to represent the diversity of SF to participate and Victory Gardens will provide support. For an application and more information, visit www.sfvictorygardens.org.

Recruiting BEET Rangers--Band of Environmentally Educated Teens
Green Job Training Internships stipend of $1,000+
Date: 8 months Spring-Fall 2008
This is a great opportunity for low income, diverse youth between the ages of 13-19 years old living in the Western Addition. This is an opportunity to become an environmental leader and improve the community's urban parks while making friends and helping others. Events planned include; wilderness adventures workshops in: park maintenance, design and construction, recycling, composting, organic gardening, nutrition, and cooking. park clean-ups, community celebrations, farmer's market, trips to urban and rural organic farms, bike rides/alternative transpiration and more events are planned! For the requirements and to request an application to either be in the program or sponsor/mentor please contact the Hayes Valley Neighborhood Parks Group at 415-643-3638 or 415-431-8112 hvnparks@hotmail.com or 415-345-9777.

Life Project Seeking Leaders
Leaders in Future Environments (LIEF) Project is currently looking for potential mentors for the LIFE Project 2008 program year. LIFE Project is a prevention-based mentoring program that provides one-on-one mentoring, on-going support, and positive role models for youth impacted by parental incarceration. For more information contact Mailee Wong at 415-717-8404 or visit www.centerforce.org.

D5 School Enrollment and Support
Rosa Parks Elementary, the Japanese Bilingual Bicultural Program (JBBP) is open for enrollment. The JBBP is a unique, 35-year old Japanese language and cultural program with strong community support. Students receive one hour of formal Japanese each day by Native-Japanese-speaking "Sensei" who also work closely with credential teachers in each classroom. They also have Science Night a partnership with UCSF. 1501 O'Farrell Street.

John Muir Elementary
Students benefit from dedicated and experienced principal and teachers, strong community support, variety of programs, gardening program, a structured after-school program: the Beacon Center and a new playground in the Fall 2008. The community can support John Muir by donating clean bottles and cans, drop off between 9 AM – 2 PM. 380 Webster Street.

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