District 8 Updates: Legislative Aide Adam Thongsavat (Sup Mandelman was out of town) Town Hall on Organized Retail Theft Feb 5th at 5 pm at Noe Valley Ministry on 26th Street Brooke Jenkins, Supervisor Mandelman, SFPD, and SF Retail Association … Continue reading →
It All Starts Here SF You might have noticed this window sign displayed on shops and restaurants along Church Street. Avenue Greenlight’s Elise Jacobsen explained the campaign behind the signs. It is a citywide civic pride campaign to celebrate small … Continue reading →
Treasurer: UNN previously ran on about $2k a year. Now that we are a 501c3 and becoming more active, expenses are increasing and our balance is down. Annual dues may be paid online at https://uppernoeneighbors.com/membership/ Transportation: Next Generation Slow Sanchez … Continue reading →
A Look at the ‘Next Generation’ City Shares Its Toolkit for Sanchez Slow Street By Chris Faust 9/27/2023 Photos by Chris Faust (This story appeared in part in the October 2023 issue The Noe Valley Voice, printed Oct. … Continue reading →
Supervisor Mandelman was not able to attend. District 8 Legislative Aide Zahra Hajee was present in his stead. Treasurer Report: Our balance is down, especially in light of our project goals. A membership drive and an app to make it … Continue reading →
March 15, 2023 Community Meeting Summary Each March, UNN hosts our Annual Meeting. As such, the board reported on our finances and presented our preferred slate for officers and directors. The election was held via online voting. The results returned … Continue reading →
Jan 18, 2023 Community Meeting Summary Supervisor Mandelman provided citywide updates and informed us about his activities. We looked at SFMTA’s newly published How To Use Slow Streets Fact Sheet click here. We reviewed our 2023 neighborhood goals including a look at … Continue reading →
Nov 16, 2022 Community Meeting Summary Upper Noe Recreation Center, 6:00 to 7:30 p.m. download a PDF of this page (Read “What’s Up in Upper Noe” by Kit Carson, a member’s perspective of this meeting published in the December, 2022 … Continue reading →