Haight of FlavorNovember 2025
Haight of Flavor: November 2025
November is here - with more fog, wind, and rain rolling in comes the start of our winter growing season, from our favorite leafy greens (or maybe just mine) to bright citrus.
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PoetryNovember 2025
The Apartment Poem
The apartment in San Francisco is our apartment.
Neighborhood newsOctober 2025
In Progress: Second Summit
As Jeff Conocenti guides me around his unfinished space, his vision and energy are infectious.
Arts & cultureOctober 2025
My Ceiling Is the Shape of a Coffin and Other Writings on the Wall
A reflection on living above the site of a 1981 murder in a Lower Haight apartment.
Haight of FlavorOctober 2025
Haight of Flavor: October 2025
We have officially entered the amazing world of fall produce! While summer really takes the cake for all of its bounty, the fall is filled with so much goodness as well.
PoetryOctober 2025
One Block on the Wiggle
There is a richness you can taste in the air.
NeighborsOctober 2025
Daniel Bondi
Back in 2022, you could find a lot of things on Craigslist: free furniture, a car for sale, and the commercial space that would become home to The Faight.
NeighborsOctober 2025
The People I See
A reflection on the recurring characters observed from a desk window in Lower Haight, watching neighbors and their dogs make their daily journeys to Alamo Square.
NeighborsAugust 2025
Community Gardener Spotlight: Elizete Barbosa
On the corner of Page and Buchanan, behind the playground, lies a charming community garden called Koshland Community Gardens that is cared for by nearby neighbors.
Haight of FlavorAugust 2025
Haight of Flavor: August 2025
Welcome to the first edition of the Haight of Flavor, a seasonal produce column.
PoetryAugust 2025
Let’s Meet at Duboce
The halcyon sun glares.
NeighborsAugust 2025
Zahra
I have this one ring, nestled carefully in a box among my many other rings, that’s just slightly out of place.
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