🔶 Things To Do In The Greater Ingleside: 51st ArtSpan Show
From movie nights in Glen Park to City College sports matches, we curate these events to help you enjoy the best of the greater Ingleside.
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The stories that matter to the San Francisco's greater Ingleside neighborhood.
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Mullaney's Picks: Traffic Fatality Town Halls, FIFA Announcement
The not-to-be missed headlines about San Francisco curated by Alex Mullaney for members of The Ingleside Light.
New Asian Speciality Grocer WestWood Produce Opens
The new Asian speciality grocer opened in May and offers a cornucopia of produce and food items.
Fruit Barn Reopens Under New Ownership With Flower Shop
Ingleside’s tried and true neighborhood grocer is open after a five-year hiatus with the addition of a new flower shop.
Brooks Park Guardian Peter Vaernet To Be Honored
The late Peter Vaernet was the most noticeable fixture of Brooks Park. He'll be honored at City Hall for his work there in June.
Peter Tham Finds Ingleside Perfect For Family, Real Estate
Realtor Peter Tham knows all of the city's neighborhoods. Ingleside is a standout for its diversity and calm.
Brooks Park Champion, Community Advocate Lonnie Lawson Dies
In Brooks Park, Lonnie Lawson will be remembered for his decades of advocacy for the community.
Ingleside’s Classic Car Show Returns After 2 Year Hiatus
More than 50 exotic and antique cars are expected to be on display this Saturday on Lee Avenue between Ocean and Holloway.
Rocky Meeting Held for 8-Story ‘Oceanviews’ Development
From notifying neighbors to state orders about contamination, the first meeting for the Oceanviews housing project was a swirl of issues.
Garden Club Makes Ingleside’s Steven Brown Honorary Member
City College faculty Steven Brown joins naturalist John McLaren as one of the few men with lifelong honorary membership to the Garden Club.
First-Ever Neighborhood Pet Expo This Saturday
The first-ever OMI Pet Expo will take over Faxon Avenue between Ocean and De Montfort to bring together pet supply vendors, pets and pet parents.
8-Story Ocean Avenue Housing Development Meeting This Friday
New plans for the long-running housing project on the 1600 block of Ocean Avenue will be revealed by the development team.
City College Teachers Camp On Campus To Protest Cuts
City College of San Francisco teachers and supporters are camping on campus to protest more than 200 faculty layoffs ahead of a Friday final vote.