- This is why we can’t have nice things [@omnivorebooks]
- The end of Christmas [greenstreetphoto]
- Yep, that was an earthquake in early 2018 and Noe Valley felt it [@SFChronicle]
- What the first morning of 2018 looked like [mholshev]
- We’ve been getting some spectacular sunrises [rogercar and seantimberlake]
- Apply to exhibit at the Noe Valley authors festival [@noewordweek]
- Farewell Cliché Noe Gifts and Dani Sheehan Meyer [Hoodline]
- Historic homes are being torn down illegally around the city, including Noe Valley [SF Chronicle]
- Wait, Rachel Swann, the current president of the NVMPA, is in violation of Conditional Use? [Noe Valley Notes]
- Jack Epstein, owner of Chocolate Covered, on the global cacao shortage [ABC13]
- Noe Valley man rents out van to people (including Google employees) desperate for housing [SF Business Times]
January 7, 2018
This Week in Noe Valley: Earthquake, The End of Christmas and Historic Homes Being Demolished Illegally
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Thank you for including the Chronicle's article about the illegal tear downs going on in Noe Valley and other areas. I think most people assume it's just some insignificant, rotted out structure but 49 Hopkins wasn't. This "I will do as I please and just pay the slap on the wrist fine" has got to stop. I am expecting Supervisor Sheehy to support Supervisor Peskin's tougher legislation if he wants my vote in the coming election.
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