All,

I'm really disappointed right now, but since our entire wellness day was
organized around outdoor activities, and given the impending storm this
Saturday, I'm afraid I'm going to have to postpone the event.

Rest assured, we WILL be putting on a Silver Terrace Wellness Day soon.

Updates will be posted to http://sfnpc.org/wellnessday

Chris Waddling
Member, Friends of Silver Terrace Playground
(415) 810-7556 (cell)
E-Mail: cawaddling@...

Saw an article on SF Gate

Is your S.F. block a hotspot for crime?


Read more:
http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/blogs/cityinsider/detail?entry_id=90159#ixzz1O99It\
Dfb

and it mentioned a real estate link with crime statistics.
http://www.trulia.com/crime/#!san-francisco-ca/13/37.77096,-122.42529/San_Franci\
sco,CA/


This goes to show what we already knew, Bayview is a better place to live than
much of San Francisco.

Matt

The monthly Bayview Police Station meeting has been moved this month to the
Bayview Opera House, 4715 Third St. at 6PM tonight so that everyone who'd like
to gets a chance to meet our new police captain, Paul Chignell. Chief Suhr will
be making the introductions to the community.

Chris

What a great spread! If the catering tonight at the Opera House is any
indication we are in for some good Captaining.

The Captain and his 2nd in command do inspire confidence.

I asked if the police were consulted about the closing of Jerrold, since as I
see it the closing affects them being able to serve us as well, not to mention
our access to the fire department on Jerrold.

None of the officers had heard of the closing, but I was told they'd look into
it and call me back. I'll post if I hear anything.


--- In betterbayview@yahoogroups.com, Chris Waddling <cawaddling@...> wrote:
>
> The monthly Bayview Police Station meeting has been moved this month to the
Bayview Opera House, 4715 Third St. at 6PM tonight so that everyone who'd like
to gets a chance to meet our new police captain, Paul Chignell. Chief Suhr will
be making the introductions to the community.
>
>
>
>
> Chris
>

http://www.freshandeasy.com/joinus.aspx

Chris

Any word on a new date?

jon

--- In betterbayview@yahoogroups.com, Chris Waddling <cawaddling@...> wrote:
>
> All,
>
> I'm really disappointed right now, but since our entire wellness day was
> organized around outdoor activities, and given the impending storm this
> Saturday, I'm afraid I'm going to have to postpone the event.
>
> Rest assured, we WILL be putting on a Silver Terrace Wellness Day soon.
>
> Updates will be posted to http://sfnpc.org/wellnessday
>
> Chris Waddling
> Member, Friends of Silver Terrace Playground
> (415) 810-7556 (cell)
> E-Mail: cawaddling@...
>

A neighbor got this in his mail and I wanted to pass it on:

http://sanfranciscocitysurvey2011.org/

Chris

From: Jackson.Gee@...
Date: June 9, 2011 4:16:14 PM PDT
To: Jackson Gee <Jackson.Gee@...>
Subject: Neighborhood Court Adjudicator Orientation, Wednesday, June 15,
6:00 - 8:00 p.m.

Hi All:

We are happy to announce that we will have the next Neighborhood Court
Adjudicator Orientation on Wednesday, June, 15, 6:00pm � 8:00 p.m.  The
meeting will be held at the District Attorney�s Office, 850 Bryant Street,
Room 322.

Becoming a Neighborhood Court Adjudicator is a wonderful opportunity for
residents and other stakeholders in the community to become involved and
make a difference.  As an Adjudicator you will hear cases in your
neighborhood court and decide the best way to resolve them using the
principles of Restorative Justice and other mediation and community problem
solving practices.

Neighborhood Court is an initiative that addresses quality of life
misdemeanors sponsored by the DA�s Office under the leadership of George
Gasc�n. The program is a diversionary program from the traditional criminal
justice process centered on the principles of Restorative Justice.

If you know of someone who would like to be a panelist/adjudicator please
pass this information to them.

Please kindly rsvp so that we can plan accordingly. Hope to see you there.

PLEASE PASS THIS ON TO OTHERS WHO MAY BE INTERESTED.

Thank you.

(See attached file: NeighCtFlyer4.pdf)

What: Neighborhood Court Adjudicator Orientation
When: Wednesday, June 15, 6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Where: D.A.'s Office, 850 Bryant Street, Room 322

Neighborhood Court Adjudicator Training
Saturday, July 16, 9 - 5:00 p.m.
567 7th Street, Pre Trial Diversion Office







_____________________________________________
Jackson Gee
Director of Neighborhood Courts and A.P.I. Safety Programs
Office of San Francisco District Attorney George Gasc�n
850 Bryant Street
San Francisco, CA   94103
Phone: 415.575.6328
Fax: 415.553.9700
Email: jackson.gee@...
_____________________________________________
The information contained in this electronic message may be confidential
and may be subject to the attorney-client privilege and/or the attorney
work product doctrine.  It is intended only for the use of the individual
or entity to whom it is addressed.  If you are not the intended recipient,
you are hereby notified that any use, dissemination or copying of this
communication is strictly prohibited.  If you have received this electronic
message in error, please delete the original message from your e-mail
system.  Thank you.







------ End of Forwarded Message

Please check out the new mural being painted under the freeway on Revere at
Selby. Precitia Eyes, an organization that has been painting murals and teaching
others how to do it in the Mission for thirty years, is doing the volunteer-led
work.

http://www.precitaeyes.org/

They'll be back tomorrow, Sunday, June 12 at 11AM, and again next Saturday, June
18, also at 11AM. Please come out and help with the painting, or at least stop
by to thank them for their beautification efforts.

Chris

-----
Chris Waddling
cawaddling@...

The NEN (Neighborhood Empowerment Network) newsletter mentioned a CITIDEX
database with neighborhood groups citywide.

I submitted BetterBayview Yahoo Group and encourage Footprints, Quesada Gardens
Initiative, IBNA, etc. to register.

Here's the FAQ
Who is behind this effort?
City Agencies includes - The City Administrator's Office, Mayor's Office of
Neighborhood Services, Dept. of Emergency Management, Dept. of Technology, The
Controllers Office, The Dept. of Environment, Recreation and Parks Dept., The
Planning Dept. The Dept. of Public Works, The SF PUC, CCSF Capital Planning, The
SFPD, Office of Economic and Workforce Development, The Office of Small Business

Why should my group enroll?
Every week there are literally dozens of announcements about important programs
and initiatives that community groups should be aware of, but because of the
constantly changing landscape of organizations and leadership, often City
agencies have outdated information or none at all.

What data is being requested?
In addition to the traditional information regarding the name of the
organization, Citidex captures key data regarding things such as meetings,
newsletter activity and self determined geographical boundaries.

What will the Public see?
The Citidex website will display the traditional contact information that
organizations commonly post on their websites (the survey indicates to
participants what data will be shown)


"Thank you for your effort and time in building Citidex!
Stay tuned for the official launch and continued development of this new
resource for the communities of San Francisco."

If you should have any questions, please contact Kirsten.Macaulay@....

From Supervisor Cohen's June Newsletter:

"Specifically, the hearing will explore how effective the line has been in
providing reliable transit service to neighborhoods of the southeast part of
the City. While service has improved since the opening of the T-line, other
technical and operational issues remain that negatively impact the average
speed and reliability of the light rail route.   It is important for City
officials to hear directly from residents and workers who use the T-line
regularly.  Please join the conversation by participating in the hearing on:


Monday, June 20
1:00pm
Room 262, City Hall

If you are unable to attend the hearing in person, you may submit
written comments to:

Alisa Somera
Clerk of the Land Use Committee
1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place, Room 244
San Francisco, CA 94102
Alisa.Somera@...

After nearly a year of writing a little and re-posting a lot of content
about Bayview, Visitacion Valley, The Portola, Potrero Hill, and Dogpatch to
my blog, http://d10watch.blogspot.com, I wonder if there's anyone else out
there who might like to have 'author' abilities on the site.

You may be someone who doesn't feel like you have enough to say or enough
time on an on-going basis to have your own blog, but once in a while,
something happens that interests you that you want others to know about.

It could be about anything: food, senior or youth issues, environment, life
in the projects, art, transit, parks, politics, local events, or whatever!
There are so many voices out there that aren't being given the chance to be
heard, my hope is that by giving folks a platform to talk about things that
are meaningful to you will give us all window into the lives of those
immediately around us and helps up better understand one another.

If writing isn't your thing, but you have a short film or YouTube channel
with D10-interest, or want to do a photo essay about something in the
southeast part of the city, then that works too!

There's no money for either of us in this idea, and this it totally
experimental, but if having a place to post content once in a while sounds
interesting to you, please drop me a line with an example of your original
work, your area of interest, and a couple of sentences about who you are.

Thanks,

Chris Waddling
http://d10watch.blogspot.com

The Bayview Opera House at 4705 Third Street is hosting the Fresh & Easy
Neighborhood Market hiring event THIS Friday, June 24 from 10AM-5PM.

Please forward this onward, upward and beyond so that this event is
successful for ALL!

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Fresh & Easy Neighborhood Market is an innovative concept based on a set of
simple yet powerful ideas.

We think high-quality food should be accessible and affordable in every
neighborhood. We are here to create value for our customers and earn their
lifetime loyalty. As a neighborhood market, it only makes sense that we care
about our neighbors and the environment.

We also believe in treating people the way we would like to be treated. That
is why nobody tries harder than we do for our customers. By the same token,
we try very hard to create a rewarding workplace for our employees because
people who are valued are better able to value other people.

If you�re an enthusiastic team player, with a passion for creating a great
shopping experience for customers, we�d love to talk to you.

We are hiring for:

-Team Leaders

-Customer Assistants

-Kitchen Table Associates

Positions start at $10/hour; Benefits include medical, prescription drug,
dental and vision coverage, up to 10% bonus, paid time off and a 401(k) with
a company match.

Check us out online at

http://www.freshandeasy.com/Careers

We provide quality training and are an equal opportunity employer.