March Rewind: New Public Art, Red Lanes Approved
Stories and more from March 2024.

Good Morning. It's Saturday, March 30.
Here are all of our stories from the month of March and more.
MavyBeauty Now Open On Ocean Avenue In Ingleside
Owner Mavis Wen offers lash extensions and permanent jewelry in her new storefront on Ingleside’s stretch of Ocean Avenue.

K Ingleside Red Transit-Only Lanes, Improvements Approved
The $34.2 million K Ingleside Rapid Project was approved Tuesday by the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency’s Board of Directors.

Ocean Avenue Banner Project Features Local Artists
Local artists Shrey Purohit, Allison Smith and Ciccio Boles were tasked with creating works of art to add vibrancy to Ocean Avenue.

San Francisco Lawmakers Want To Support Community Media
San Francisco lawmakers agreed that the city agencies should make better use of independent community media for outreach.

Ingleside Gets Its Own Postcard-Style Mural
In his latest mural, artist Rhonel Roberts depicts his cherished memory of the neighborhood in the classic vintage postcard style.

Bay Wheels Bike Rental Stations Proposed for Ingleside
The Lyft-owned bike rental company wants to install several stations in and around Ingleside.

Other Stories from March
- SFUSD To Hold Neighborhood Meeting On Its Future Thursday
- Neighbor Korene Tom Is Taking Her Balloon Artistry On The Road For Charity
- Speed Camera Installation Plans Shared At Community Meeting
- Q&A: Chyanne Chen On Her District 11 Supervisor Campaign
- Ingleside’s Huge New Mural Is Done. Here's What To Know
- Trees And Landscaping Added Along Ingleside’s Ocean Avenue
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- City College Leaders Oppose Frida Kahlo Way Bike Lane Project
- Enormous Mural Going Up On Ingleside’s Graffiti-Ridden Walgreens
- BART To Study Modifying Trains After 2 Teenagers Die in Stunts
- 4-Story Building Proposed for Ingleside's Stretch of Ocean Avenue
- City Attorney David Chiu Talks Policy At Neighborhood Town Hall
- Supervisor Myrna Melgar Hosts Work of Local Artists in City Hall Office
- New Full-Size Stage Makes Ocean Ale House A Full-Blown Music Venue
- Neighborhood Artist Bonnie Ora Sherk's Body of Work Displayed in New Exhibit
- Ocean Avenue Nonprofit Leader Addresses Audit Findings At City Hall
- Man Stabbed In Unprovoked Attack On Ocean Avenue
- Man Convicted In Fatal Stabbing Of Estranged Wife Inside Ocean View Church
- Transit-Only Lanes, Other Upgrades Approved For M Ocean View Light Rail Line
- Ingleside-Serving Police Honored For Fighting Organized Retail Theft, Drug Dealing
- Adlah Chisti Talks About Her District 11 Supervisor Campaign
- Original Joe’s Owners Open Splendid Mexican Restaurant in West Portal
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