The Noe Valley Voice
is published ten times a year and has been a neighborhood fixture since 1977. Here are notable highlights from the latest issue. Links are to stories we've covered here on NVSF or other resources. Follow the NVV
link at the bottom for full articles and all the ads.
May 2017
Front Page: Local family commemorates their family in a mural on Comerford Alley; local stylist organizes free services for hospitalized kids; rat poison
kills coyote in Douglass Park.
Letters: Letter from a Trump supporter from New York about the "arrogant residents of San Franny."
Features: Noe Valley's lone indie newsstand, Good News, is closing after 22 years; the reasons are the Internet and a key magazine distributor shut down.
Cost of Living in Noe: The average cost of a Noe Valley home in March was $3.1 million; the most expensive home sold that month was a $6.2 million home on a double lot on Fair Oaks.
Store Trek: Baron's Quality Meats, 1706 Church St at 29th; Mabuhay, 1195 Church St at 24th
Rumors and Tidbits: The Town Square finally has power - look for more events like the Square Dance soon. The Noe Valley Association got a grant for parklet furniture and new benches on 24th St. and sun umbrellas for the Town Square. The Farmer's Market's Happy Boy Farms vendor has a
GoFundMe campaign for flood damage from this year's rains. The plant-based food service and restaurant
Le Cupboard is opening soon. A
pizza oven was moved into the soon-to-be Sasa's Pizzeria (nee Fattoush). Radio Shack will be gone by the end of May. The shops next to St. Clair's have been
demolished to make way for new retail and housing; construction should take 14 months. Noe Valley activists created a project that
spurred 1 million calls to Congress on issues people are concerned about - while they were also facing an owner move-in eviction (!).
[The Noe Valley Voice]
