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Critter Column: Two Bees

by Jack Perkins In early spring the predominant bee in my garden is the bumble bee queen, newly emerged from her winter sleep. Mostly black with a fuzzy abdomen and two yellow circles, she is pretty to watch.  Starting a … Continue reading

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New and Upcoming Restaurants Downtown: Have You Heard About These Places?

Xanh, 110 Castro (new location, full bar, live entertainment) Z Pizza, 146 Castro Hong Kong Bistro, 147 Castro (same ownership as Fu Lam Mum) Fu Lam Mum, 155 Castro (new location, now offering dim sum) Minh’s Vietnamese, 246 Castro Diyar … Continue reading

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Steering Committee Dates

Future meeting: Monday May 12 at 7:30 p.m. at 580 Castro in the Chamber of Commerce Board Room. Everyone is welcome to attend! Agendas are sent to the OMVNAtalk e-mail list a few days before each meeting. To suggest a … Continue reading

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Block Party Guide Published

Want to meet your neighbors, or just get to know them better? Organize a block party this summer! Don’t know how? Think it’s a hassle? Not so . . . and your neighborhood association will help foot the bill!All the … Continue reading

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From the Editor: How Does Your Garden Grow?

by Velva Rowell Mine grows amazingly well despite my complete lack of gardening skills. I have several varieties of lettuce, herbs, broccoli, and strawberries. My upside-down tomato planter is flourishing and I anticipate many salads from tomatoes, peppers and cucumbers … Continue reading

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