…walks and hikes, and hands-on experiences—all outdoors. You may listen to the AUDIO from the meeting here: [audio mp3="https://sharpsf.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/02/SNAP-SHARP-meeting.mp3"][/audio] field_53e3fd73db565 On February 11th 2022 we had a Zoom presentation from The Sunset Nature Advocacy Partnership (SNAP). SNAP is an exciting new collaboration between Garden for the Environment, Sutro Stewards, and…

…died from COVID. Why is this happening in our city? What can we do to prevent this ongoing tragedy? Come ask your hard-hitting questions and get answers. Our expert panel includes Ginny Burton, a recovering addict; Tom Ostly, former San Francisco District Attorney’s Office Crime Strategies Unit prosecutor assigned to…

…asked questions of the other speaker. Finally, the audience directed questions and comments to the speakers. Mr. Colen articulated his concerns for the environment as a result of urbanization and global warming. He noted that employment is very strong in San Francisco, and he agreed that middle-income residents are getting…

…in Strybing Arboretum in Golden Gate Park. field_53e3fd73db565 Sgt. Kirk Yin from Taraval Police Station updated us on activities of the Police Dept. in our area and answered question from the audience. He suggested the we all sign up for the Taraval Station Newsletter by sending and email requesting that…

…prepared presentations will be brief, with ample time for questions and answers. Everyone gets a chance to ask one question before anyone asks a second. Before you vote this fall, check out SHARP’s transportation forum. field_53e3fd297fc0d Proposition A (the bond issue) is supported by the Mayor and all Supervisors, opposed…

…and federal government representatives to sponsor legislation “to reduce by one third the drug prices paid by all levels of government.” Mr. Baldo stated that the city currently negotiates with drug manufacturers regarding their prices, and this practice would continue if the proposition were approved. He also said that if…