This Week In Noe Valley: Do-Gooders Walk Among Us, Porky Goodness Reviewed, And The Fairy Doors Return

News from, about and for Noe Valley from around the interwebs:

• A brush with death on a bike inspires a Noe Valley man to give back to the team that saved his life at SF General [SF Examiner]
• Noe Valley entrepreneur also inspired to give back to health caregivers [HuffPo]
• What $5500 in rent gets you Noe Valley right now (hint: views) [Curbed]
• Porcellino's porchetta is Italian street food at its porkiest [SF Weekly]
• Inside the charming 1950s home of a local art designer [SF Gate]
• Google Maps adds elevations – handy for cross-city bike rides [The Register]
• Muni testing trains with more standing room (they won't come more often but at least you can get on) [SF Streetsblog]
• We live in magical times: The fairy doors are back on 24th St [CBS Local]
• The bowling Fiat spotted at Whole Foods [falkon240]

[Photo: via juliahengel]