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Plus: A new gym is ready to pump you up and we celebrate neighborliness.
Plus: A new gym is ready to pump you up and we celebrate neighborliness.
The 136-year-old astronomy education nonprofit organization is downsizing after nearly 40 years in the neighborhood.
The owners opened ROAR’s first location on Noe Valley’s stretch of Castro Street in October 2024.
Anne Marie Kristoff (she/her) is a recent graduate from San Francisco State University's journalism program. She enjoys writing about the arts, entertainment and nature.
View articlesAlex Mullaney founded The Ingleside Light in 2008 during the peak of San Francisco's great tradition of neighborhood newspapers. He is the publisher and editor.
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View articlesJohn R. Adkins is a San Francisco-based journalist and storyteller living in Ingleside. He is editor-in-chief of City College's student-run publication The Guardsman and reports on higher education, politics and the arts.
View articlesAnthony Myers studied journalism at City College and SF State, and briefly worked as a journalist. He lives in the OMI where he is raising a family with his wife Lenda. He happily rides the M, 54 and his bicycle around the city.
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View articlesGarrett Leahy is an award-winning freelance journalist and a contributor to The Ingleside Light. His reporting has also been published in 48Hills, Mission Local, El Tecolote and the Guardsman.
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