'Jerry Garcia Street' Sign To Commemorate Grateful Dead Frontman's San Francisco Roots

The Grateful Dead frontman's name is set to appear on street signs on the Excelsior District block where he grew up.
By Anne Marie Kristoff

City College Bookstore Annex Going Bye-Bye

By The Ingleside Light Staff

Ocean Ale House's Cristal Romero On How To Succeed In The Service Industry

By Anne Marie Kristoff

In Case You Missed It

• Donut And Bagel Shop With Local Ties Opens On Ingleside’s Ocean Avenue
• Vocalist Susan 'Suzy Q' Abbott Jazzes Up Ingleside Every Thursday
• Ingleside's Homegrown Nonprofits Hit By Budget Cuts: 'It's Very Scary'

The Listing

271 Montana St.

Located two blocks from the Minnie & Lovie Ward Recreation Center is a stylish three-bedroom and two-bath home. Through the windows of its spacious floor plan is a panoramic view of the cityscape. Read more

Events Around the Neighborhood

👮‍♀️ Community Meeting with Captain Hoo at Taraval Police Station | Thursday, 6 p.m. | Free | Taraval

🚶‍♀️ An Urban Walk & Talk with Crosstown Trail from West Portal to Glen Canyon Park at West Portal | Saturday, noon – 3 p.m. |  Free with RSVP | West Portal

🎸 Anna Muravitska & Svetlana Shofman Performance at Ocean Ale House | 2 – 4 p.m. | Free | Ingleside

📖 The Great Gatsby at 100: The novel as a passing narrative with Teacher Richard Gabri at Bird & Beckett Books & Records | 3 – 4:30 p.m. | Free | Glen Park

Worth Reading

• SF Will Let Nonprofits Report Less About Themselves Due to Fears of Political Attacks KQED
• Sup. Jackie Fielder Challenges City Policy That Limits Shelter Stays For Families SFist
• Uber, Lyft upset about SF Mayor Lurie granting Waymo exclusive Market Street access KRON4
• SF approves parking meter rate hike to help SFMTA's projected $320 million budget deficit ABC7
• SFUSD proposes major cuts to central office, slashing student services, curriculum unit San Francisco Standard (Metered Paywall)
• San Francisco arts groups scramble after city cuts Dream Keeper Initiative grants CBS Bay Area
• ‘Pure joy’: Thousands celebrate opening of S.F.’s newest park, a coastal gateway San Francisco Chronicle (Metered Paywall)
• ‘The fight Chavez started is more important than ever’: Hundreds march in S.F.’s Cesar Chavez Day parade Mission Local
• SF New Deal wants to build and rent parklets for businesses San Francisco Examiner

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