Book Now and Travel Later! – San Francisco, CA Patch
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Everything a San Franciscan needs to vote! The League of Women Voters of San Francisco has released our suite of resources that San Franciscans can rely on in the upcoming November election. Get all our voter resources at http://lwvsf.org/vote. There you’ll find ballot guides, candidate information, events, videos, and more — all online, free, and nonpartisan.
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Where is/are the SF Voting Center(s) drop-off Ballot Boxes?
Susan C. Schena, Patch Staff
Hey, San Francisco Patch readers,
As ballots start to arrive in your mailbox, we want to know— how do YOU plan on casting your ballot? Will you mail back your ballot, take it to a vote center to drop off in-person or vote completely in-person on or before Election Day?
Share your thoughts on why!
And if you are wanting to vote in person, here is how and where you can do so in California — https://patch.com/california/across-ca/ca-2020-election-voting-person-what-know
I am against the closure of Pacific Ave adjacent to the Presidio Wall Playground. Where do people park or drop off child gear if they are going to use the Playground? What is the point? Even waste more tax payer’s money. Could you clean up the city first? It is so dirty. Young Art, local Bay Area children’s art studio, goes virtual! Great News! Paua Beauty Lounge is reopen now “inside”. Please note that due to Covid-19 regulations capacity will be limited. In addition, all social distancing protocols including masks and shields will be observed. Please book your appointment now to avoid missing out. Go to www.pauabeautylounge.com. Or call us 415-525 4766 We look forward to seeing you.Local Opinion
The street is adjacent to the park. People can walk safely in the park itself right next to the street. The closure is doing nothing to provide safer walking. This is very different than making a safe street in a congested area.
Also the way it is barricaded and signed it certainly does not appear open to bicyclists or pedestrians.
Parking in the neighborhood is really tough. Street cleaning complicates the ability to utilize the park which is not easily accessed by public transportation.
Please reopen this street for parking if not for driving through.Local Opinion
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Young Art, the children’s art studio located in shopping centers across the Bay Area and Los Angeles, has gone virtual! Now you can enjoy the fun and creativity their art classes offer from the comfort of your home for just $30 for 30 days of unlimited art lessons.
If the price alone wasn’t incentive enough to send you running to their website to register, you’ll be thrilled to know that their classes are led by live, engaging, and passionate instructors who guide each lesson with step-by-step instructions.
Recently voted one of Activity Hero’s Best of 2020 providers, Young Art’s customer’s have been eager to express their excitement and gratitude for the virtual services the company provides.
“My five year old daughter enjoyed all of the activities. Her favorites were the origami and drawing exercises. The teachers were great and very patient with the kids.” – Lizelle N.
“My kiddos loved this class. It’s really hard finding something for a 1st grader and 5th grade to do together but this was a WIN!” – Amy W.
“My son enjoyed this class very much. The teacher was wonderful with the children and the step by step instruction was very well done and easy for my son to follow. He was very proud of his artwork and is looking forward to taking more classes with Young Art.” – Stacy A.
The team looks forward to bringing as much joy as possible to as many homes as they are able to during the upcoming holiday season and hope to have your family join them virtually!
For more information on Young Art, please visit www.YoungArtLessons.comLocal Recommendation
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