This Week in Noe Valley: Shooter at St. Luke’s, The Wishing Tree Returns, and Why Don’t Tech Workers Vote?

The latest news from, about and for Noe Valley from around the interwebs:

• ICYMI: Drewe’s is now E&J Fine Meats [Bay Area Bites]
• Tour of a 4.3 million home on Cesar Chavez that was $4.8 million [CA Home & Design]
• The first dinner menu at HamletSF [@sportyspicesf]
• The Wishing Tree is back [#wishingtreesf]
• Active shooter nabbed at St. Luke’s [SF Examiner]
• Why don’t SF tech workers vote? [SF Examiner]
• K9 Scrub Club is closed and here’s why [K9 Scrub Club]
• Biggest regret from 1991: 'We should've bought that house in Noe Valley for 350K' [@madhill]
• Photos of the new retail/home development on 24th St at Church [SF Gate]
• The Louise Brooks Society started with a VHS tape rented at Video Wave [HuffPo]
• Notorious crooks: The story of the Gray Brothers who made millions running strip quarries in Noe Valley and Corona Heights in the early 1900s [SF Examiner]
• Local author and data scientist Kristin Henry’s adult coloring books arrive at Folio [artatomic]

[Photo: Fall view from Noe Valley via breadandbuttertheatre]