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THANK YOU 2013 Auction Donors!
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Anonymous dog lover
Aperto
ARCH Drafting Supplies Inc
Bell & Trunk Flowers
Blue Orange Games
Roz Brandstein Jewelry Design
Burke Wine Brokerage
Chiotras Grocery
Christopher's Books
Collage Gallery
Connecticut Yankee
Dig Wines
Dogpatch Saloon
Joni Eisen Cake Portraits
Farley's Coffee
Flo's Barber Shop
Fregosi & Company Paints
Ganim's Market & Deli
Gilberth's Rotisserie & Grill
Goat Hill Pizza
Good Life Grocery
Grand Pu Bah Thai Restaurant & Bar
Hazel's Kitchen
Dennis Herrera
ink.paper.plate PRESS
Just For You Café
Kate's Closet
Allana Lee Katz jewelry
Leo's Tires
Peter Linenthal author
Marcella's Lasagneria & Cucina
Moshi Moshi Sushi & Grill
Mr. & Mrs. Miscellaneous
Museum of Craft and Design
Pat's Garage
Pawtrero Bath House &
Feed Co
Pera
Pet Camp
Plow
Post & Parcel, Inc
Potrero Chiropractors & Acupuncture
Quince Spa
The Ramp
Rocketfish
San Francisco Natural Medicine
Skool Restaurant
Source
Marlene Tran
Yield Wine Bar
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The government shutdown is "over" - till next time. The chance to stop this lunacy from happening again is coming in 2014. Defeat the ones who brought it on: Take back the House. At the Festival this Saturday, we'll have info handouts and posters from the NO on B, No on C campaign. Mail in your absentee ballot! Or vote early at City Hall. Don't be fooled by developers trying to buy special treatment to enable their greed. It's part of a very ominous trend.
Joni Eisen, President Potrero Hill Democratic Club |
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COME TO THE FESTIVAL
| | This Saturday, October 19, 11am to 4pm
PHDC is proud to be a sponsor again of the annual POTRERO HILL FESTIVAL, a benefit for Potrero Hill Neighborhood House featuring local food vendors and chefs, artists, musicians, historians, homegrown entertainment and much more. The day starts with a New Orleans-style jazz-accompanied brunch at the Nabe, prepared by Le Cordon Bleu College of Culinary Arts students. $12 adults/$5 kids, 9am to noon. The festival itself, 11am to 4pm on 20th St between Missouri & Arkansas, is free.
At PHDC's table (space #74, across from Good Life Grocery) will be: voter registration forms (last chance to register for the Nov 5th election); NO on B & C campaign literature & posters; an opportunity to join PHDC for the 2014 calendar year; the popular Potrero Hill 94107 t-shirts, plus the new Dogpatch 94107 design.
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NEXT PHDC MEETING: NOV.5th
(ELECTION NIGHT)
| | Supervisor Cohen, CCSF Trustee Mandelman to appear
Since our regular meeting place - the theater at the Neighborhood House - will be a polling place on election night, it's back to the Dogpatch Saloon, site of our recent auction, for PHDC's next meeting. To start, Rafael Mandelman will present his recently proposed Resolution in Support of City College (the club signed on in support of the SaveCCSF coalition back in March - but a lot has happened since then). Supervisor Malia Cohen will be there to speak and answer questions; check the PHDC web site or Facebook page for possible additions to the program.
WHEN: Tuesday, November 5th at 7pm
WHERE: Dogpatch Saloon, 2496 Third St @ 22nd St
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PHDC's 5th Annual Party & "Shop Local"
Silent Auction: fun and successful!
| | September 28 at Dogpatch Saloon 
An evening of live jazz (l. to r., Mark Rosengarden drums, Ray Scott guitar, Chuck Bennett bass), food & drink - and record-breaking bidding - resulted in a solid financial footing for PHDC to start the challenging 2014 election year. Thanks to all who attended the party, and everyone who helped out beforehand (the list of our generous donors is in the column at left)!
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October 1st meeting followup
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Leaders of organized labor discussed its relevance
It was back to politics the Tuesday after the Auction: Mike Casey, President of the San Francisco Labor Council, and Michael Theriault, Secretary-Treasurer of the San Francisco Building and Construction Trades Council, were frequently in solidarity, but not always in agreement on every issue. As always, there was ample time for audience interaction - which continued after the meeting was adjourned. We also had a recap of the Auction.
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ISSUES & ALLIES
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NO WALL ON THE WATERFRONT No on B & C Campaign will be doing voter outreach from now until the election - including at Potrero Hill Festival on Saturday. Here's the campaign calendar.  SAVE CITY COLLEGE For months, students, faculty, alumni, and community members have been signing post cards to Mayor Lee explaining why our City College is vital to San Francisco. It's time for Mayor Lee to act to preserve all the opportunities that CCSF provides to San Franciscans. Join AFT 2121 on Halloween! March from City College Civic Center Campus to City Hall and deliver 3000+ postcards to the Mayor. Meet at 750 Eddy at 3:30pm on Thursday, October 31st, and march to City Hall around 3:50, then rally on City Hall steps around 4pm and a delegation will deliver the cards at 4:30pm. Info & rsvp on Facebook. , 5:30pm POTRERO HILL HISTORY NIGHT at International Studies Academy, 655 De Haro at 18th. Barbecue (to benefit ISA's student travel program) & music at 5:30pm, program at 7pm. Interview subjects and other program details tba. PHDC will be there of course, pushing our endorsements for the election! For more info, call 415-863-0784.
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