AC Hotels by Marriott | July 20, 2017

SAN FRANCISCO, CA – JULY 20, 2017 – AC Hotel San Francisco Airport/Oyster Point Waterfront – the newest property within the AC Hotels by Marriott brand – will open in September 2017. Conveniently located just 10 miles from downtown San Francisco and 10 minutes from San Francisco International Airport, this brand-new 187-room property is the perfect addition to South San Francisco’s growing biotech hub, providing the area with an upscale experience in a waterfront hotel that’s already being called a work of art. The architectural touch point is a wall of glass facing the San Francisco Bay, while the rest of the European-style structure surrounds a central al fresco courtyard.

AC Hotel San Francisco Airport/Oyster Point Waterfront is designed for entrepreneurial and innovative travelers who frequent the Bay Area. Featuring AC Hotels by Marriott’s signature open-concept spaces, modern furnishings, and sleek lines, this hotel will appeal to style-savvy business travelers and vacation-goers seeking a sophisticated European-inspired experience.

Calming neutral color palettes create a modern oasis for busy travelers. Guestrooms and suites feature crisp white linens, open closet systems, and furniture elevated from the ground that gives way to sleek hardwood floors.

The beverage and food program provides flexible options for breakfast, lunch, dinner, and even just a quick snack. The AC Kitchen serves both a “Grab-n-Go” and buffet breakfast with flaky croissants, savory egg tarts and freshly sliced Iberico prosciutto.

Serving lunch and dinner, the AC Lounge offers travelers a chic space to connect or conduct business meetings by day and a hub of social buzz by night. The extensive beverage program highlights local craft beers, specialty wines by the bottle and on tap, and expertly made drinks including the hotel’s signature “Karl the Fog” cocktail. Guests can indulge in tapas-style bites and snacks such as charcuterie and cheeses, as well as a Spanish-inspired menu for lunch and dinner. Weekly “lounge activations,” in collaboration with Bay Area artists, musicians and culinary experts, provide an authentic and local cultural experience.

Hotel amenities include a 24-hour fitness center with an indoor heated pool, a library featuring an array of inspiring titles, complimentary airport shuttle, complimentary parking, complimentary WiFi throughout the hotel, and hydration stations on each floor. The AC Store, open 24 hours, offers a selection of locally sourced beverages and snacks for purchase including Blue Bottle Coffee, IT’S-IT Ice Cream Sandwiches, and Dandelion chocolates.

With the opening of this vibrant new property, South San Francisco’s growing business community gains state-of-the-art space for meetings, events, and presentations. AC Hotel San Francisco Airport/Oyster Point Waterfront features five meeting rooms, totaling more than 8,000 square feet of flexible space with the latest high-tech equipment; catering is available as well. For those in need of a spot for a quick meeting, this AC Hotel in the Cove at Oyster Point offers a media salon that is rentable by the hour. Wireless service buttons are provided in the public and meeting spaces, enabling guests to immediately request a staff member’s attention.

Conveniently located just one mile from a Caltrain station, guests can easily take public transportation directly to San Francisco and arrive just steps from AT&T Park, located along the Embarcadero. The hotel is nestled on the edge of Oyster Cove, a calm inlet along the San Francisco Bay Trail. On this four-mile stretch of the San Francisco Bay Trail that runs between two marinas, guests will be brought back in time to a place where oysters were farmed and ships were built. This area is perfect for running, biking, and fishing.

AC Hotel San Francisco Airport/Oyster Point Waterfront is located at 1333 Veterans Boulevard, South San Francisco, CA 94080. To learn more and to make a reservation, call (650) 742-9211 or visit www.achotelsfo.com. Follow the hotel on Facebook at www.facebook.com/achotelsfo and Instagram & Twitter @achotelsfo.

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Updated: 3 months ago / Posted May 15, 2023

Published Sept. 13

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02 Card of Thanks 

03 Memorials 

04 Lost & Found 

05 Notices 

Rio Grande County Public Health Department is soliciting bid proposals from qualified contractors for an Outdoor Fitness Court STUDIO INSTALLATION at Centennial Park (North of Del Norte Town Hall), 120 Spruce Street, Del Norte, in Spring, 2024. The work under this contract shall include installation of the Fitness Court® Studio designed by National Fitness Campaign (NFC) for the Rio Grande County. The installation should follow all specifications and dimensions set forth by NFC. A complete set of instruction documents is included and required to be followed. Sealed proposals will be received at the Rio Grande County Public Health Department office until 12:00pm (MT), Wednesday, September 27, 2023. Contact the Rio Grande County Public Health Director at (719) 657-3352 or email [email protected] if there are any questions concerning this Request For Proposals (RFP). (9-20) 

Rio Grande County Public Health Department is soliciting bid proposals from qualified contractors for a complete concrete slab to be installed at Centennial Park (North of Del Norte Town Hall), 120 Spruce Street, Del Norte, in Spring, 2024. The work under this contract shall include installation and site-work as required to install a concrete slab for a Fitness Court® Studio designed by National Fitness Campaign (NFC) for the Rio Grande County. The concrete slab should follow all specifications and dimensions set forth by NFC. A complete set of construction documents is included and required to be followed. Sealed proposals will be received at the Rio Grande County Public Health Department office until 12:00pm (MT), Wednesday, September 27, 2023. Contact the Rio Grande County Public Health Director at (719) 657-3352 or email [email protected] if there are any questions concerning this Request For Proposals (RFP). (9-20) 

Attention Rio Grande County Small Businesses: A total of $200,000 in Federal assistance grants is available to small businesses located in Rio Grande County on a first-come, first-served basis until the allocated funds are exhausted.  The maximum amount per business is $15,000.  Visit riograndecounty.org or contact the Rio Grande County Administrator for additional details at (719) 657-2744 or by email [email protected]. (9-20) 

The Town of Center will be accepting applications for a Town Board Vacancy.  This Vacancy will be until the next regular election to be held on April 2, 2024.  If you are interested in this position, please pick up an application at 294 S. Worth St during regular business hours.  The application will need to be turned in by September 15, 2023.  (9-13) 

Fall Flea Markets Saturdays 9:30-3 Hwy 160 & Adams Downtown Monte Vista “inside” Rain Brews has tables just $20 (9-13) 

WE BUY ANTLER: Use code “ELK18” and you will get $18/lb for Elk Grade A and $13/lb for Deer Grade A. 5 miles west of Del Norte on Hwy 160. 719-657-0942 (TFN) 

For information on meetings for ALANON NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS AND ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Please visit slvaa.org or call 719-937-5083. 

06 Personals  

07 Help Wanted 

RG BANK has an opening for a Mortgage and Consumer Loan Officer in our Monte Vista Office. The LO assists clients with the origination of residential mortgage loans for purposes of purchase, refinance and construction, including providing analysis and advice to current and prospective clients on home lending solutions that meet their needs and financial objectives. The LO will also assist clients with the origination of various consumer loans. The LO is expected to develop referrals as a means to grow lending business and client base. The LO is expected to maintain high standards of client satisfaction and loan quality. For a full job listing, with qualifications needed, skills necessary, salary range and application, visit:  https://rgbank.bank/careers/ (9-27) 

Amazing opportunity for a personal care provider in the Antonito Area for a young lady, will train. This excellent position requires dedication, trustworthiness, and transfers. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday some weekends and overnights when needed.  $15.00 an hour call if interested 719-588-9430 or 719 376-2348 (9-20) 

Rio Grande County is accepting applications for a Human Resources Specialist. Benefits include Health, Dental, Vision, Life Insurance and a 401(a) at 4% match. Starting annual salary of $57,408 – $59,717 DOE. Must pass a background check and pre-employment drug test, including testing for marijuana. Application and job description are available at riograndecounty.org and submit applications to humanresources@riogrande county.org or pick up and drop off at 925 6th Street, Room 200, Del Norte, CO 81132. (9-13) 

10 Apartments 

11 Rooms  

12 Houses for Rent 

Charming remodeled one bedroom, one bath, one-person unit in a quiet four-plex in Del Norte. $650/month, inclusive of water and sewer. No Pets. Credit report required. Call 719-850-0750. (9-27) 

13 Mobile Homes for Rent 

14 Business Properties For Rent 

Professional Office or Residential space for one person located in a quiet four-plex in Del Norte. Approximately 700 sq ft with an open entry area, separate office or bedroom, kitchen area, and 3/4 bath. $850/month, inclusive of water and sewer. No pets. Credit report required. Please call 719-850-0750. (9-27) 

15 Wanted to Rent 

16 Vacation 

Vacation Cabin for rent by the night only. Full bath, queen bed, microwave & refrigerator.  469-446-2499. (9-27) 

17 Real Estate For Sale 

FARM FOR SALE in Waverly Area Sub-district #6, 1 ½ center pivots in grass and alfalfa, large hay shed, 2 bedroom home, 3 steel grainers, numerous out buildings on 8 Mile Road. Ready to farm 2023 season. Call Bruce at Steffens & Company Realty, Inc 719-580-0770. (TFN) 

35-80+ acres parcels with good grass on County Line Road north of Hwy 160. Fully surveyed and ready to build on.  Perfect location between Alamosa and Monte Vista. Call Bruce at Steffens & Company Realty, Inc. 719-580-0770. (TFN) 

35-80+ acre parcels on San Francisco Creek south of Del Norte. Very private, views, 3 miles from town, electric and phone. Call Bruce at Steffens & Company Realty, Inc. 719-580-0770. (TFN) 

40 Acres 5 miles west of Monte Vista on Lariat Road with power, phone and year around access on county road. $60,000. Call Bruce Steffens 719-580-0770 at Steffens & Company Realty Inc. (TFN) 

20 Business Properties 

21 Mobile Homes 

22 Property Wanted 

23 Lawn and Garden 

Sprinkler repair. Done at reasonable rates. Quick Service. Call anytime, weekdays, weekends, evenings. 719-580-0033 or 719-376-2593. TFN 

24 Garage/Yard Sales 

27 Appliances 

28 Household Goods 

29 Musical Instruments 

30 Electronics/Computers 

31 Health 

32 Fuel & Heating 

Laars Mini – Therm JVH Gas fired boiler, 160,000 BTU $450,00. 1/2 HP Inline Cast Iron Pump 1inch inlet / Outlet. $150.00 719-379-3921 (10-4) 

NEED FIREWOOD? Call Elam at Cozy Glo LLC. 719-480-5047. $190 per cord. Delivery available. TFN 

33 Building Materials 

For Sale: Old barn board siding on old, galvanized roofing. Call  719-843-0182 (9-27) 

34 Office Equipment  

35 Heavy Equipment 

36 Miscellaneous 

For Sale: New 9000lb car-lift, matching fridge & stove, chest-freezer, & a new base board trim. 719-850-2027 (9-27) 

For Sale: Metal Barrels Black, Green, red, and white. Dozens of uses. Convert to troughs or feeders. Make a Barrel Stove out of them. $5.00 a Barrel with Stationary lid. $25.00 For removable lid. Call David 719-480-2145 (9-27) 

Cozy Home Insulation could make your home or other dwelling Cozy before winter with spray foam insulation. Call David 719-480-2145 (9-27) 

Polaris Magnum330 4X4. Low hours gun-rack with case new battery great condition $4,500    719.221.6468 (9-13) 

Cash for quality non-fiction books and LP records. Jeff 720-315-9145 (TFN) 

Propane Refrigerators Sold Here. Call For Options and Prices. We Also Stock Solar Powered Refrigerators and Freezers. Bontrager’s Variety Store, 9726 S. County Road 3E, Monte Vista. (719) 852-0500 TFN 

STEEL STORAGE CONTAINERS – Sales, Rentals & Modifications! Containers are water & rodent proof. 8’ wide, 8’-53’ in length. Call for more information and pricing. Healdworks, Inc. – Your Total Storage Solution! 719-850-0346 TFN 

SOLAR PANELS! 400 Watt and Smaller, We Stock Inverters, Charge Controllers, and Batteries in Brand Names of Outback, Magnum, Aims, Rolls, and More. Custom Cables and PV Wire. Bontrager’s Variety Store. 9726 S. CR 3E Monte Vista. 719-852-0500. TFN 

37 Wanted 

Dry Cottonwood. 719-850-2430 (9-20) 

38 Machinery, Tools, Equipment 

39 Sporting Goods 

40 Auto Part 

41 Farm Equipment 

42 Feed & Seed 

43 Farm Products 

44 Farm Services 

45 Animal Breeding  

46 Pasture for Rent 

47 Horses & Cattle 

48 Pets and Supplies 

Pot Belly Piglets: Cute, Black litterbox Trainable, and available now. $50 each. 719-849-8261 (9-27) 

For sale: Pure Bred Siberian Husky puppies, females. Shots. Masks. Blue eyes. Ready. Call or text 970-987-2800 (9-27) 

49 Animal Care 

50 Livestock 

Assorted pullets. Ready now! Also young Guinea fowl. 719-852-0500 (9-13) 

51 Boats and Equipment  

52 Camping Equipment 

53 Trailers 

54 Snowmobiles/ATV’s 

55 RVs & Campers 

56 Business Opportunity 

57 Investments 

58 Motorcycles 

59 Vehicles Wanted 

63 Trucks 

64 Autos for Sale 

65 Professional Services 

Fire Mitigation: Weed And brush mowing to reduce fire danger. Call Darrell 715-699-3679 (9-27) 

DeHerrera Designs: Residential Home Designs & Septic Designs. Your Vision is Important to Us Manassa, CO 559-572-3492 Email: [email protected] (9-20) 

RELIABLE CARPENTRY 40-plus years-experience in carpentry, painting, stucco, tile, drywall, roofing, etc. Drug/Alcohol free. Free Estimates 719-496-7630. (TFN) 

Squeegee Luigi’s Washing Services: Window washing and pressure washing services – Free estimates 719-588-2820 (TFN) 

LICENSED PLUMBER does all types of plumbing repairs and plumbing remodels at reasonable rates. Quick service. Call anytime, available weekends and evenings. 719-580-0033 or 719-376-2593. TFN 

Need beautiful window blinds at the best prices? Call THE BLIND GUY at 970-799-0388 for a free estimate. (TFN)

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Updated: 3 months ago / Posted May 22, 2023

Published Oct. 6 

01 Tickets  

02 Card of Thanks 

03 Memorials 

04 Lost & Found 

05 Notices 

The Town of Center will be accepting applications for a Town Board Vacancy.  This Vacancy will be until the next regular election to be held on April 2, 2024.  If you are interested in this position, please pick up an application at 294 S. Worth St during regular business hours.  The application will need to be turned in by September 15, 2023.  (9-13) 

Fall Flea Markets Saturdays 9:30-3 Hwy 160 & Adams Downtown Monte Vista “inside” Rain Brews has tables just $20 (9-13) 

WE BUY ANTLER: Use code “ELK18” and you will get $18/lb for Elk Grade A and $13/lb for Deer Grade A. 5 miles west of Del Norte on Hwy 160. 719-657-0942 (TFN) 

For information on meetings for ALANON NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS AND ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Please visit slvaa.org or call 719-937-5083. 

06 Personals  

07 Help Wanted 

RG BANK has an opening for a Mortgage and Consumer Loan Officer in our Monte Vista Office. The LO assists clients with the origination of residential mortgage loans for purposes of purchase, refinance and construction, including providing analysis and advice to current and prospective clients on home lending solutions that meet their needs and financial objectives. The LO will also assist clients with the origination of various consumer loans. The LO is expected to develop referrals as a means to grow lending business and client base. The LO is expected to maintain high standards of client satisfaction and loan quality. For a full job listing, with qualifications needed, skills necessary, salary range and application, visit:  https://rgbank.bank/careers/ (9-27) 

Amazing opportunity for a personal care provider in the Antonito Area for a young lady, will train. This excellent position requires dedication, trustworthiness, and transfers. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday some weekends and overnights when needed.  $15.00 an hour call if interested 719-588-9430 or 719 376-2348 (9-20) 

Rio Grande County is accepting applications for a Human Resources Specialist. Benefits include Health, Dental, Vision, Life Insurance and a 401(a) at 4% match. Starting annual salary of $57,408 – $59,717 DOE. Must pass a background check and pre-employment drug test, including testing for marijuana. Application and job description are available at riograndecounty.org and submit applications to humanresources@riogrande county.org or pick up and drop off at 925 6th Street, Room 200, Del Norte, CO 81132. (9-13) 

Looking for truck, drivers and tractor drivers and Sorters for potato harvest starting soon text or call me 719-850-2137 (9-6) 

Del Norte Bank is seeking to fill a full-time position for a Teller in the Creede Branch.  Duties will be to accept deposits, loan payments and process withdrawals while maintaining a balanced cash drawer.  Must be personable and pleasant answering the phone and greeting customers.  Many other duties will be assigned as needed.  The position is permanent, full-time, M – F, 8am – 4:30pm with a robust benefits package.  Application available at TrueLocalBank.com/careers or inquire at 117 N. Main St, Creede or call 719-657-3376 and ask for Dawn.   EOE. (9-6) 

Colorado State University is hiring an Extension Area Specialist, Agriculture Production Systems, for the SLV Area Extension team. This position has been created specifically to serve the needs of the SLV farming and ranching community which is striving to maintain economically viable agriculture production while drastically reducing consumptive irrigation water use. This is a full-time, twelve (12) month, non-tenure track Extension faculty position. For the job announcement, required qualifications, salary range, and application instructions, go to https://jobs.colostate.edu/postings/131235 Application deadline is September 10, 2023. We are committed to increasing the diversity of our staff and providing culturally responsive programs and services. Therefore, we encourage responses from people of all backgrounds and abilities. We invite you to review Colorado State University’s Principles of Community that guide our mission and vision of access, teaching, service, and engagement.  CSU is an EO/EA/AA employer and conducts background checks on all final candidates. For more information, call Larry Brown at 719-852-7381 (9-6) 

10 Apartments 

11 Rooms  

12 Houses for Rent 

Charming remodeled one bedroom, one bath, one-person unit in a quiet four-plex in Del Norte. $650/month, inclusive of water and sewer. No Pets. Credit report required. Call 719-850-0750. (9-27) 

House for Rent: Monte Vista 3-bedroom 2-bathroom $1200.00 month. 719-580-5799 (9-6) 

Two separate quaint remodeled 1 bedroom, 1 bath units available in a four-plex in Del Norte. No pets. $650/month and $750/month, inclusive of water and sewer. Credit report required. Call 719-850-0750. (9-6) 

13 Mobile Homes for Rent 

14 Business Properties For Rent 

Professional Office or Residential space for one person located in a quiet four-plex in Del Norte. Approximately 700 sq ft with an open entry area, separate office or bedroom, kitchen area, and 3/4 bath. $850/month, inclusive of water and sewer. No pets. Credit report required. Please call 719-850-0750. (9-27) 

15 Wanted to Rent 

16 Vacation 

Vacation Cabin for rent by the night only. Full bath, queen bed, microwave & refrigerator.  469-446-2499. (9-27) 

17 Real Estate For Sale 

Hermit Lakes Bare Share. Building site included. $52,000. Call 407-310-8651 (9-6) 

FARM FOR SALE in Waverly Area Sub-district #6, 1 ½ center pivots in grass and alfalfa, large hay shed, 2 bedroom home, 3 steel grainers, numerous out buildings on 8 Mile Road. Ready to farm 2023 season. Call Bruce at Steffens & Company Realty, Inc 719-580-0770. (TFN) 

35-80+ acres parcels with good grass on County Line Road north of Hwy 160. Fully surveyed and ready to build on.  Perfect location between Alamosa and Monte Vista. Call Bruce at Steffens & Company Realty, Inc. 719-580-0770. (TFN) 

35-80+ acre parcels on San Francisco Creek south of Del Norte. Very private, views, 3 miles from town, electric and phone. Call Bruce at Steffens & Company Realty, Inc. 719-580-0770. (TFN) 

40 Acres 5 miles west of Monte Vista on Lariat Road with power, phone and year around access on county road. $60,000. Call Bruce Steffens 719-580-0770 at Steffens & Company Realty Inc. (TFN) 

20 Business Properties 

21 Mobile Homes 

22 Property Wanted 

23 Lawn and Garden 

Sprinkler repair. Done at reasonable rates. Quick Service. Call anytime, weekdays, weekends, evenings. 719-580-0033 or 719-376-2593. TFN 

24 Garage/Yard Sales 

Alice Catlin Estate Yard sale: 9/9/23-9/10/23 9AM! 75 Valley View Dr., Del Notre, House ware, close & misc. (9-6) 

27 Appliances 

28 Household Goods 

29 Musical Instruments 

30 Electronics/Computers 

31 Health 

32 Fuel & Heating 

NEED FIREWOOD? Call Elam at Cozy Glo LLC. 719-480-5047. $190 per cord. Delivery available. TFN 

33 Building Materials 

For Sale: Old barn board siding on old, galvanized roofing. Call  719-843-0182 (9-27) 

34 Office Equipment  

35 Heavy Equipment 

36 Miscellaneous 

For Sale: New 9000lb car-lift, matching fridge & stove, chest-freezer, & a new base board trim. 719-850-2027 (9-27) 

For Sale: Metal Barrels Black, Green, red, and white. Dozens of uses. Convert to troughs or feeders. Make a Barrel Stove out of them. $5.00 a Barrel with Stationary lid. $25.00 For removable lid. Call David 719-480-2145 (9-27) 

Cozy Home Insulation could make your home or other dwelling Cozy before winter with spray foam insulation. Call David 719-480-2145 (9-27) 

Polaris Magnum330 4X4. Low hours gun-rack with case new battery great condition $4,500    719.221.6468 (9-13) 

Cash for quality non-fiction books and LP records. Jeff 720-315-9145 (TFN) 

Propane Refrigerators Sold Here. Call For Options and Prices. We Also Stock Solar Powered Refrigerators and Freezers. Bontrager’s Variety Store, 9726 S. County Road 3E, Monte Vista. (719) 852-0500 TFN 

STEEL STORAGE CONTAINERS – Sales, Rentals & Modifications! Containers are water & rodent proof. 8’ wide, 8’-53’ in length. Call for more information and pricing. Healdworks, Inc. – Your Total Storage Solution! 719-850-0346 TFN 

SOLAR PANELS! 400 Watt and Smaller, We Stock Inverters, Charge Controllers, and Batteries in Brand Names of Outback, Magnum, Aims, Rolls, and More. Custom Cables and PV Wire. Bontrager’s Variety Store. 9726 S. CR 3E Monte Vista. 719-852-0500. TFN 

37 Wanted 

Dry Cottonwood. 719-850-2430 (9-20) 

38 Machinery, Tools, Equipment 

39 Sporting Goods 

40 Auto Part 

41 Farm Equipment 

42 Feed & Seed 

43 Farm Products 

44 Farm Services 

45 Animal Breeding  

46 Pasture for Rent 

47 Horses & Cattle 

48 Pets and Supplies 

Pot Belly Piglets: Cute, Black litterbox Trainable, and available now. $50 each. 719-849-8261 (9-27) 

For sale: Pure Bred Siberian Husky puppies, females. Shots. Masks. Blue eyes. Ready. Call or text 970-987-2800 (9-27) 

49 Animal Care 

50 Livestock 

Assorted pullets. Ready now! Also young Guinea fowl. 719-852-0500 (9-13) 

51 Boats and Equipment  

52 Camping Equipment 

53 Trailers 

54 Snowmobiles/ATV’s 

55 RVs & Campers 

56 Business Opportunity 

57 Investments 

58 Motorcycles 

59 Vehicles Wanted 

63 Trucks 

64 Autos for Sale 

65 Professional Services 

Fire Mitigation: Weed And brush mowing to reduce fire danger. Call Darrell 715-699-3679 (9-27) 

DeHerrera Designs: Residential Home Designs & Septic Designs. Your Vision is Important to Us Manassa, CO 559-572-3492 Email: [email protected] (9-20) 

Diamon GB Performance Horses & Farrier Service horse shoeing, colt starting, sale fitting specializing in a solod foundation for all disciplines 719-398-3757 (9-6) 

RELIABLE CARPENTRY 40-plus years-experience in carpentry, painting, stucco, tile, drywall, roofing, etc. Drug/Alcohol free. Free Estimates 719-496-7630. (TFN) 

Squeegee Luigi’s Washing Services: Window washing and pressure washing services – Free estimates 719-588-2820 (TFN) 

LICENSED PLUMBER does all types of plumbing repairs and plumbing remodels at reasonable rates. Quick service. Call anytime, available weekends and evenings. 719-580-0033 or 719-376-2593. TFN 

Need beautiful window blinds at the best prices? Call THE BLIND GUY at 970-799-0388 for a free estimate. (TFN)

The post Middle Publish Dispatch | Classifieds September 2023 appeared first on DAILY SAN FRANCISCO BAY NEWS.

Updated: 3 months ago / Posted May 22, 2023

Published Oct. 6 

01 Tickets  

02 Card of Thanks 

03 Memorials 

04 Lost & Found 

05 Notices 

The Town of Center will be accepting applications for a Town Board Vacancy.  This Vacancy will be until the next regular election to be held on April 2, 2024.  If you are interested in this position, please pick up an application at 294 S. Worth St during regular business hours.  The application will need to be turned in by September 15, 2023.  (9-13) 

Fall Flea Markets Saturdays 9:30-3 Hwy 160 & Adams Downtown Monte Vista “inside” Rain Brews has tables just $20 (9-13) 

WE BUY ANTLER: Use code “ELK18” and you will get $18/lb for Elk Grade A and $13/lb for Deer Grade A. 5 miles west of Del Norte on Hwy 160. 719-657-0942 (TFN) 

For information on meetings for ALANON NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS AND ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS Please visit slvaa.org or call 719-937-5083. 

06 Personals  

07 Help Wanted 

RG BANK has an opening for a Mortgage and Consumer Loan Officer in our Monte Vista Office. The LO assists clients with the origination of residential mortgage loans for purposes of purchase, refinance and construction, including providing analysis and advice to current and prospective clients on home lending solutions that meet their needs and financial objectives. The LO will also assist clients with the origination of various consumer loans. The LO is expected to develop referrals as a means to grow lending business and client base. The LO is expected to maintain high standards of client satisfaction and loan quality. For a full job listing, with qualifications needed, skills necessary, salary range and application, visit:  https://rgbank.bank/careers/ (9-27) 

Amazing opportunity for a personal care provider in the Antonito Area for a young lady, will train. This excellent position requires dedication, trustworthiness, and transfers. Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday some weekends and overnights when needed.  $15.00 an hour call if interested 719-588-9430 or 719 376-2348 (9-20) 

Rio Grande County is accepting applications for a Human Resources Specialist. Benefits include Health, Dental, Vision, Life Insurance and a 401(a) at 4% match. Starting annual salary of $57,408 – $59,717 DOE. Must pass a background check and pre-employment drug test, including testing for marijuana. Application and job description are available at riograndecounty.org and submit applications to humanresources@riogrande county.org or pick up and drop off at 925 6th Street, Room 200, Del Norte, CO 81132. (9-13) 

Looking for truck, drivers and tractor drivers and Sorters for potato harvest starting soon text or call me 719-850-2137 (9-6) 

Del Norte Bank is seeking to fill a full-time position for a Teller in the Creede Branch.  Duties will be to accept deposits, loan payments and process withdrawals while maintaining a balanced cash drawer.  Must be personable and pleasant answering the phone and greeting customers.  Many other duties will be assigned as needed.  The position is permanent, full-time, M – F, 8am – 4:30pm with a robust benefits package.  Application available at TrueLocalBank.com/careers or inquire at 117 N. Main St, Creede or call 719-657-3376 and ask for Dawn.   EOE. (9-6) 

Colorado State University is hiring an Extension Area Specialist, Agriculture Production Systems, for the SLV Area Extension team. This position has been created specifically to serve the needs of the SLV farming and ranching community which is striving to maintain economically viable agriculture production while drastically reducing consumptive irrigation water use. This is a full-time, twelve (12) month, non-tenure track Extension faculty position. For the job announcement, required qualifications, salary range, and application instructions, go to https://jobs.colostate.edu/postings/131235 Application deadline is September 10, 2023. We are committed to increasing the diversity of our staff and providing culturally responsive programs and services. Therefore, we encourage responses from people of all backgrounds and abilities. We invite you to review Colorado State University’s Principles of Community that guide our mission and vision of access, teaching, service, and engagement.  CSU is an EO/EA/AA employer and conducts background checks on all final candidates. For more information, call Larry Brown at 719-852-7381 (9-6) 

10 Apartments 

11 Rooms  

12 Houses for Rent 

Charming remodeled one bedroom, one bath, one-person unit in a quiet four-plex in Del Norte. $650/month, inclusive of water and sewer. No Pets. Credit report required. Call 719-850-0750. (9-27) 

House for Rent: Monte Vista 3-bedroom 2-bathroom $1200.00 month. 719-580-5799 (9-6) 

Two separate quaint remodeled 1 bedroom, 1 bath units available in a four-plex in Del Norte. No pets. $650/month and $750/month, inclusive of water and sewer. Credit report required. Call 719-850-0750. (9-6) 

13 Mobile Homes for Rent 

14 Business Properties For Rent 

Professional Office or Residential space for one person located in a quiet four-plex in Del Norte. Approximately 700 sq ft with an open entry area, separate office or bedroom, kitchen area, and 3/4 bath. $850/month, inclusive of water and sewer. No pets. Credit report required. Please call 719-850-0750. (9-27) 

15 Wanted to Rent 

16 Vacation 

Vacation Cabin for rent by the night only. Full bath, queen bed, microwave & refrigerator.  469-446-2499. (9-27) 

17 Real Estate For Sale 

Hermit Lakes Bare Share. Building site included. $52,000. Call 407-310-8651 (9-6) 

FARM FOR SALE in Waverly Area Sub-district #6, 1 ½ center pivots in grass and alfalfa, large hay shed, 2 bedroom home, 3 steel grainers, numerous out buildings on 8 Mile Road. Ready to farm 2023 season. Call Bruce at Steffens & Company Realty, Inc 719-580-0770. (TFN) 

35-80+ acres parcels with good grass on County Line Road north of Hwy 160. Fully surveyed and ready to build on.  Perfect location between Alamosa and Monte Vista. Call Bruce at Steffens & Company Realty, Inc. 719-580-0770. (TFN) 

35-80+ acre parcels on San Francisco Creek south of Del Norte. Very private, views, 3 miles from town, electric and phone. Call Bruce at Steffens & Company Realty, Inc. 719-580-0770. (TFN) 

40 Acres 5 miles west of Monte Vista on Lariat Road with power, phone and year around access on county road. $60,000. Call Bruce Steffens 719-580-0770 at Steffens & Company Realty Inc. (TFN) 

20 Business Properties 

21 Mobile Homes 

22 Property Wanted 

23 Lawn and Garden 

Sprinkler repair. Done at reasonable rates. Quick Service. Call anytime, weekdays, weekends, evenings. 719-580-0033 or 719-376-2593. TFN 

24 Garage/Yard Sales 

Alice Catlin Estate Yard sale: 9/9/23-9/10/23 9AM! 75 Valley View Dr., Del Notre, House ware, close & misc. (9-6) 

27 Appliances 

28 Household Goods 

29 Musical Instruments 

30 Electronics/Computers 

31 Health 

32 Fuel & Heating 

NEED FIREWOOD? Call Elam at Cozy Glo LLC. 719-480-5047. $190 per cord. Delivery available. TFN 

33 Building Materials 

For Sale: Old barn board siding on old, galvanized roofing. Call  719-843-0182 (9-27) 

34 Office Equipment  

35 Heavy Equipment 

36 Miscellaneous 

For Sale: New 9000lb car-lift, matching fridge & stove, chest-freezer, & a new base board trim. 719-850-2027 (9-27) 

For Sale: Metal Barrels Black, Green, red, and white. Dozens of uses. Convert to troughs or feeders. Make a Barrel Stove out of them. $5.00 a Barrel with Stationary lid. $25.00 For removable lid. Call David 719-480-2145 (9-27) 

Cozy Home Insulation could make your home or other dwelling Cozy before winter with spray foam insulation. Call David 719-480-2145 (9-27) 

Polaris Magnum330 4X4. Low hours gun-rack with case new battery great condition $4,500    719.221.6468 (9-13) 

Cash for quality non-fiction books and LP records. Jeff 720-315-9145 (TFN) 

Propane Refrigerators Sold Here. Call For Options and Prices. We Also Stock Solar Powered Refrigerators and Freezers. Bontrager’s Variety Store, 9726 S. County Road 3E, Monte Vista. (719) 852-0500 TFN 

STEEL STORAGE CONTAINERS – Sales, Rentals & Modifications! Containers are water & rodent proof. 8’ wide, 8’-53’ in length. Call for more information and pricing. Healdworks, Inc. – Your Total Storage Solution! 719-850-0346 TFN 

SOLAR PANELS! 400 Watt and Smaller, We Stock Inverters, Charge Controllers, and Batteries in Brand Names of Outback, Magnum, Aims, Rolls, and More. Custom Cables and PV Wire. Bontrager’s Variety Store. 9726 S. CR 3E Monte Vista. 719-852-0500. TFN 

37 Wanted 

Dry Cottonwood. 719-850-2430 (9-20) 

38 Machinery, Tools, Equipment 

39 Sporting Goods 

40 Auto Part 

41 Farm Equipment 

42 Feed & Seed 

43 Farm Products 

44 Farm Services 

45 Animal Breeding  

46 Pasture for Rent 

47 Horses & Cattle 

48 Pets and Supplies 

Pot Belly Piglets: Cute, Black litterbox Trainable, and available now. $50 each. 719-849-8261 (9-27) 

For sale: Pure Bred Siberian Husky puppies, females. Shots. Masks. Blue eyes. Ready. Call or text 970-987-2800 (9-27) 

49 Animal Care 

50 Livestock 

Assorted pullets. Ready now! Also young Guinea fowl. 719-852-0500 (9-13) 

51 Boats and Equipment  

52 Camping Equipment 

53 Trailers 

54 Snowmobiles/ATV’s 

55 RVs & Campers 

56 Business Opportunity 

57 Investments 

58 Motorcycles 

59 Vehicles Wanted 

63 Trucks 

64 Autos for Sale 

65 Professional Services 

Fire Mitigation: Weed And brush mowing to reduce fire danger. Call Darrell 715-699-3679 (9-27) 

DeHerrera Designs: Residential Home Designs & Septic Designs. Your Vision is Important to Us Manassa, CO 559-572-3492 Email: [email protected] (9-20) 

Diamon GB Performance Horses & Farrier Service horse shoeing, colt starting, sale fitting specializing in a solod foundation for all disciplines 719-398-3757 (9-6) 

RELIABLE CARPENTRY 40-plus years-experience in carpentry, painting, stucco, tile, drywall, roofing, etc. Drug/Alcohol free. Free Estimates 719-496-7630. (TFN) 

Squeegee Luigi’s Washing Services: Window washing and pressure washing services – Free estimates 719-588-2820 (TFN) 

LICENSED PLUMBER does all types of plumbing repairs and plumbing remodels at reasonable rates. Quick service. Call anytime, available weekends and evenings. 719-580-0033 or 719-376-2593. TFN 

Need beautiful window blinds at the best prices? Call THE BLIND GUY at 970-799-0388 for a free estimate. (TFN)

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Rain battered the Bay Area on Sunday, moving from the northern valleys toward the south, upending street events in San Francisco and bringing fears of blackouts and toppled trees.

A storm that generated days of tantalizing forecasts had finally arrived.

For residents recovering from a record heat wave, in a season typically marked by grueling wildfires and protracted drought, the rain brought surprise and relief, some panic, and a little disappointment. Forecasts show the storms will probably persist at least through Tuesday.

In downtown San Francisco, the showers came in bursts, picking up at about 9:45 a.m. and spraying down hard enough, within a few minutes, to rattle the tin chimney caps of apartment buildings. By 10 a.m. the downpour had washed leaves down the drains and was threatening to clog them up and start building lakes in intersections.

Then, by 10:15 a.m., it had abated, another illustration of California’s extreme vicissitudes in weather, where atmospheric rivers follow long parched periods. At 11 a.m. the wind began moaning and the rain started again. Organizers canceled the annual LeatherWalk in SoMa, and Sunday Streets in the Western Addition. Stern Grove was also closed.

Inclement weather delayed Flower Piano, a popular performance festival in Golden Gate Park, by one hour, though the event proceeded at 11 a.m. with tents covering all 12 pianos.

“The crowd is less than if it were a sunny day, but there is a phenomenal dedicated hearty group of pianists and listeners who are here and outfitted in their finest rain jackets, rain boots and umbrellas,” said Brendan Lange, spokesperson for Flower Piano.

At 2:30 p.m., Yasmin Bahl started her regular run up the Lyon Street steps in pouring rain at Green Street. By the time she reached the top at Broadway, the rain had cleared enough to see a lone sailboat on the slate gray bay.

“We blinked. It’s over,” she said of the storm before she started on her second of 10 sets on the steps. Yet Sunday’s weather pattern had been anything but consistent, and meteorologists predicted more torrents as the day wore on.

Gentle rains that moistened pavement at about 8 a.m. in the East Bay turned fierce in the afternoon, when the rain came pouring down in sheets. By then the storm had doused much of the North Bay, where forecasters predict the mountains may see up to 3.5 inches of rainfall.

But Comedy Day in Golden Gate Park pressed on through the rain, which stopped in time for the last set of the day. “It was pouring for 40 or 45 minutes and the audience just stayed, about 50 to 100 people braving the elements and laughing their butts off,” producer Debi Durst said.

The crew set up a canopy onstage, but the comics avoided that coverage and stood out in the open when it was pouring. Only the band cut its performance short. “Their instruments were getting wet, and I said, ‘No one gets electrocuted today,’” Durst said.

Powerful winds blasting southward along the coast prompted the National Weather Service to issue an advisory for Sunday and warn of likely blackouts.

Winds were swirling for the nationally televised Giants-Dodgers game, which started at 4 p.m. at San Francisco’s Oracle Park. The first batter up, Mookie Betts, got a single to right field when the wind blew a fly ball down from the sky in front of the outfielder, who could not adjust to the wind. The rain caused a delay later in the game.

“We’re definitely considering this a welcomed rain event that will bring moisture to some of our dry fuels,” said Brooke Bingaman, a National Weather Service meteorologist. Though the storm’s behavior may seem erratic, Bingaman and other weather scientists expect it will produce unseasonably high levels of precipitation.

Southerly winds gather over the Bay Area on Saturday night, with rain forecast for all area by Sunday night into early Monday.

National Weather Service Bay Area

In downtown San Francisco, residents should anticipate about an inch, roughly four times what the city collects in an average September, Bingaman said.

So far amounts vary from a few hundredths to 0.13″ Sonoma and Marin Counties. A few drops of rain already at San Francisco within last hour, more arriving from the southwest. The surface to upper level low still spinning up (strengthening) ~ 200 miles west of Point Reyes. #CAwx pic.twitter.com/8VM6V9tr06

— NWS Bay Area (@NWSBayArea) September 18, 2022

Oakland should expect a half-inch to 0.75 of an inch of rain, possibly doubling its September rain average, she added. Forecasts expect similar totals in the San Jose area, which may also double its September average.

“But it’s another case where the North Bay is the winner for rain,” Bingaman said.

Sonoma and Napa counties should get 1 to 2 inches of widespread rain, which began lashing the North Bay valleys Saturday night, pelting Mount Tamalpais and Mill Valley, the National Weather Service reported, as winds picked up in the East Bay hills and Santa Cruz Mountains.

Commuters should expect a messy Monday morning drive, Bingaman said, as the first rain of the year mixes with oil residue on Bay Area roads, creating dangerous conditions, along with high winds blowing debris onto roadways.

The winds could also blow tree limbs onto power lines, causing blackouts. In addition, the first rains can turn accumulated dirt on power lines into mud, which conducts electricity and can damage the system and cause power failures.

Fortunately, Bingaman said, the Bay Area’s wildfire burn scars are older, so she is not expecting mudslides in the area.

In the Lake Tahoe area, there’s the possibility of light snow in higher elevations, said National Weather Service meteorologist Zach Tolby. But the bigger impact should be lower temperatures, breezier conditions and about an inch of rain in the area.

Tolby said residents are finally getting a reprieve from smoky air.

“The Mosquito Fire has been pouring in smoke,” he said. “So, we’re all quite excited to see some wind, rain and clouds.”

Matthias Gafni and Rachel Swan are San Francisco Chronicle staff writers. Email: matthias.gafni@sfchronicle.com, rswan@sfchronicle.com Twitter: @mgafni, @rachelswan

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San Francisco isn’t the easiest place to become a homeowner. Despite a recent housing market slowdown that caused local home prices to fall, houses in the city are still notoriously expensive. According to Redfin data, the average home price in San Francisco was $1.3 million in August. That’s down from $1.5 million in July, but still more than many of us can reasonably afford.

We’ve compiled a list of some of the homes around town that sold for less than $1 million in September. Many of these properties are in need of some TLC, but that didn’t stop their new owners from taking advantage of these lower prices.

1690 Oakdale Ave.

Neighborhood: View of the bay

Sold for: $950,000

This three-story Bayview home was on the market for the first time in 36 years. If you’re not a fan of the dated red carpet, the house is in need of a refurb – but its current state is still full of charm, complete with a large fireplace, built-in wardrobes and a wood-panelled conservatory, which the listing notes could be converted into a roof terrace. It’s also just one block from Third Street, where you can easily find great restaurants, attend an event at the Bayview Opera House, or hop on the Muni K/T line downtown.

This home has three bedrooms and two bathrooms, with a garage on the first floor.

Check out the full list on Zillow.

243 Gennesseestr.

Neighborhood: Balboa Park

Sold for: $890,000

This two bedroom, one bathroom home is located directly up the street from the City College of San Francisco. Although the listing states that the home needs some updating and remodeling, the proximity to the CCSF, the Balboa Park BART station, the shops and restaurants along Ocean Avenue, and the natural beauty of Mount Davidson and Glen Canyon Park could easily be appreciated making the extra work worth it.

The house is on two floors with a garage on the first floor. It features classic bay windows and is painted an eye-catching pale pink hue.

Check out the full list on Zillow.

398 Wienstr.

Neighborhood: wood wool

Sold for: $757,000

From the outside, this four-bedroom, two-bathroom home looks deceptively simple — like an orange box with barred windows — but inside it hides a basement that makes the property twice the size of what it appears to be.

Though the underground spaces still need approval, the listing says the home could be perfect for musicians or party-goers who don’t want to deal with noise complaints from their neighbors. It is also close to McLaren Park and the charming Excelsior section of Mission Street.

Check out the full list on Zillow.

1991 San Jose Ave.

Neighborhood: Balboa Park

Sold for: $730,000

Another home in Balboa Park that needs some TLC. This property is described in its listing as ‘in poor condition but great location’. Photos of the interior and exterior of the house show that it needs some serious work. But Balboa Park is right across the street, and the house’s bare bones look like it has the potential to be a gorgeous three-story estate one day.

This home has two bedrooms and one bathroom and has a garage on the first floor.

Check out the full listing at Realtor.com.

56 Arleta Avenue.

Neighborhood: visit valley

Sold for: $960,000

This two-bedroom, one-bathroom home is described as an “urban oasis” in its listing, and its beautiful backyard and garden are a testament to that — it even comes with its own chicken coop. The rest of the home is sunny and simple, with a touch of mid-century charm. The property has a fireplace and a garage on the first floor.

Check out the full list on Zillow.

1559 McKinnon Ave.

Neighborhood: View of the bay

Sold for: $920,000

From the photos alone, it’s hard to believe this three bedroom, two bath Bayview home sold for less than $1 million. It looks completely move-in ready and comes with a garage and outside area, both of which look huge by San Francisco standards.

The home also includes an original fireplace, retro checkered tile floors in the foyer, and several charming built-ins (I’m partial to the built-in reading nook overlooking the backyard).

Check out the full list on Zillow.

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Rain battered the Bay Area on Sunday, moving from the northern valleys toward the south, upcoming street events in San Francisco and bringing fears of blackouts and topped trees.

A storm that generated days of tantalizing forecasts had finally arrived.

For residents recovering from a record heat wave, in a season typically marked by grueling wildfires and protracted drought, the rain brought surprise and relief, some panic, and a little disappointment. Forecasts show the storms will probably persist at least through Tuesday.

In downtown San Francisco, the showers came in bursts, picking up at about 9:45 am and spraying down hard enough, within a few minutes, to rattle the tin chimney caps of apartment buildings. By 10 am the downpour had washed leaves down the drains and was threatening to clog them up and start building lakes in intersections.

Then, by 10:15 am, it had abated, another illustration of California’s extreme vicissitudes in weather, where atmospheric rivers follow long parched periods. At 11 am the wind began moaning and the rain started again. Organizers canceled the annual LeatherWalk in SoMa, and Sunday Streets in the Western Addition. Stern Grove was also closed.

Inclement weather delayed Flower Piano, a popular performance festival in Golden Gate Park, by one hour, though the event proceeded at 11 am with tents covering all 12 pianos.

“The crowd is less than if it were a sunny day, but there is a phenomenal dedicated hearty group of pianists and listeners who are here and outfitted in their finest rain jackets, rain boots and umbrellas,” said Brendan Lange, spokesperson for Flower Piano .

At 2:30 pm, Yasmin Bahl started her regular run up the Lyon Street steps in pouring rain at Green Street. By the time she reached the top at Broadway, the rain had cleared enough to see a lone sailboat on the slate gray bay.

“We blinked. It’s over,” she said of the storm before she started on her second of 10 sets on the steps. Yet Sunday’s weather pattern had been anything but consistent, and meteorologists predicted more torrents as the day wore on.

Gentle rains that moistened pavement at about 8 am in the East Bay turned fierce in the afternoon, when the rain came pouring down in sheets. By then the storm had done much of the North Bay, where forecasters predict the mountains may see up to 3.5 inches of rainfall.

But Comedy Day in Golden Gate Park pressed on through the rain, which stopped in time for the last set of the day. “It was pouring for 40 or 45 minutes and the audience just stayed, about 50 to 100 people braving the elements and laughing their butts off,” producer Debi Durst said.

The crew set up a canopy onstage, but the comics avoided that coverage and stood out in the open when it was pouring. Only the band cut its performance short. “Their instruments were getting wet, and I said, ‘No one gets electrocuted today,’” Durst said.

Powerful winds blasting southward along the coast prompted the National Weather Service to issue an advisory for Sunday and warn of likely blackouts.

Winds were swirling for the nationally televised Giants-Dodgers game, which started at 4 pm at San Francisco’s Oracle Park. The first batter up, Mookie Betts, got a single to right field when the wind blew a fly ball down from the sky in front of the outfielder, who could not adjust to the wind. The rain caused a delay later in the game.

“We’re definitely considering this a welcomed rain event that will bring moisture to some of our dry fuels,” said Brooke Bingaman, a National Weather Service meteorologist. Though the storm’s behavior may seem erratic, Bingaman and other weather scientists expect it will produce unseasonably high levels of precipitation.

Southerly winds gather over the Bay Area on Saturday night, with rain forecast for all area by Sunday night into early Monday.

National Weather Service Bay Area

In downtown San Francisco, residents should anticipate about an inch, roughly four times what the city collects in an average September, Bingaman said.

So far amounts vary from a few hundredths to 0.13″ Sonoma and Marin Counties. A few drops of rain already at San Francisco within last hour, more arriving from the southwest. The surface to upper level low still spinning up (strengthening) ~ 200 miles west of point reyes.#CAwx pic.twitter.com/8VM6V9tr06

— NWS Bay Area (@NWSBayArea) September 18, 2022

Oakland should expect a half-inch to 0.75 of an inch of rain, possibly doubling its September rain average, she added. Forecasts expect similar totals in the San Jose area, which may also double its September average.

“But it’s another case where the North Bay is the winner for rain,” Bingaman said.

Sonoma and Napa counties should get 1 to 2 inches of widespread rain, which began lashing the North Bay valleys Saturday night, pelting Mount Tamalpais and Mill Valley, the National Weather Service reported, as winds picked up in the East Bay hills and Santa Cruz Mountains .

Commuters should expect a messy Monday morning drive, Bingaman said, as the first rain of the year mixes with oil residue on Bay Area roads, creating dangerous conditions, along with high winds blowing debris onto roadways.

The winds could also blow tree limbs onto power lines, causing blackouts. In addition, the first rains can turn accumulated dirt on power lines into mud, which conducts electricity and can damage the system and cause power failures.

Fortunately, Bingaman said, the Bay Area’s wildfire burn scars are older, so she is not expecting mudslides in the area.

In the Lake Tahoe area, there’s the possibility of light snow in higher elevations, said National Weather Service meteorologist Zach Tolby. But the bigger impact should be lower temperatures, breezier conditions and about an inch of rain in the area.

Tolby said residents are finally getting a reprieve from smoky air.

“The Mosquito Fire has been pouring into smoke,” he said. “So, we’re all quite excited to see some wind, rain and clouds.”

Matthias Gafni and Rachel Swan are San Francisco Chronicle staff writers. Email: matthias.gafni@sfchronicle.com, rswan@sfchronicle.com Twitter: @mgafni, @rachelswan

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San Francisco isn’t the easiest place to become a homeowner. Despite a recent housing market slowdown that caused local home prices to drop, houses in the city are still notoriously expensive. According to Redfin data, San Francisco’s median home price for August was $1.3 million. That’s down from $1.5 million in July but still more than many of us can reasonably afford.

We’ve compiled a list of some homes in the city that sold for less than $1 million in September. Many of these properties need some TLC, but that didn’t stop their new owners from taking advantage of these lower price tags.

1690 Oakdale Ave.

Neighborhood: bay view

Sold for: $950,000

This three-story Bayview home was on the market for the first time in 36 years. Unless you’re a fan of outdated red carpet, the house is in need of some renovations — but its current state is still full of charm, complete with a large fireplace, built-in cabinets and a wood-paneled sunroom that the listing notes could be remodeled into a rooftop deck. Plus, it’s located a block away from Third Street, where you can easily find some great eats, catch an event at the Bayview Opera House or hop on the Muni K/T line to downtown.

This house has three bedrooms and two bathrooms, with a garage on the first floor.

View the full listing on Zillow.

243 Gennessee St.

Neighborhood: Balboa Park

Sold for: $890,000

This two-bedroom, one-bathroom home is located right up the street from City College of San Francisco. Though its listing notes that the house is in need of some upgrades and remodeling, its proximity to CCSF, Balboa Park BART station, the shops and restaurants along Ocean Avenue and the natural beauty of both Mount Davidson and Glen Canyon Park could easily make the extra work worth it.

The house is two stories with a garage on the first floor. It features classic bay windows and is painted an eye-catching shade of light pink.

View the full listing on Zillow.

398 Vienna St.

Neighborhood: Excelsior

Sold for: $757,000

On the outside, this four-bedroom, two-bathroom house looks deceptively simple — like an orange box with barred windows — but inside, it’s hiding a basement level that turns the property into twice the size it appears.

Though its underground rooms still need to be permitted, the listing notes that the house could be perfect for musicians or party throwers who don’t want to deal with noise complaints from their neighbors. It’s also located close to McLaren Park and the charming Excelsior portion of Mission Street.

View the full listing on Zillow.

1991 San Jose Ave.

Neighborhood: Balboa Park

Sold for: $730,000

Another Balboa Park house in need of some love, this property is described in its listing as being in “poor condition but great location.” Photos of both the interior and exterior of the house show that it needs some serious work. But Balboa Park is directly across the street, and the home’s bare bones look like they hold the potential to one day be a beautiful three-story property.

This house has two bedrooms and one bathroom and includes a garage on the first floor.

View the full listing on Realtor.com.

56 Arleta Ave.

Neighborhood: Visitacion Valley

Sold for: $960,000

This two-bedroom, one-bathroom home is described in its listing as an “urban oasis,” and its beautiful backyard and garden are a testament to that — it even comes with its own chicken coop. The rest of the house is sunny and simple, with sprinkles of midcentury charm throughout. The property comes with a fireplace and a garage on the first floor.

View the full listing on Zillow.

1559 McKinnon Ave.

Neighborhood: bay view

Sold for: $920,000

From its photos alone, it’s hard to believe this three-bedroom, two-bathroom Bayview home sold for less than $1 million. It looks completely ready to be moved into and comes with a garage and outdoor space that both look huge for San Francisco standards.

The home also includes an original fireplace, retro checkered tile floors in the foyer and several charming built-ins (I’m partial to the built-in reading nook overlooking the backyard).

View the full listing on Zillow.

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August 30, 2022 – MLS NEXT Pro (MLS NEXT Pro) – Earthquakes II News Release

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SAN JOSE, Calif. – The San Jose Earthquakes announced today that the Earthquakes II match against Real Monarchs on Friday, Sept. 9, originally scheduled to be played at PayPal Park, will now take place at Negoesco Stadium on the campus of the University of San Francisco. The match, which kicks off at 6 pm, will be hosted in partnership with San Francisco Glens Soccer Club and livestreamed on MLSNEXTPro.com.

Earthquakes Season Ticket Holders can contact their account service representative for $10 tickets to the match.

Quakes II, the Earthquakes’ second team, competes in MLS NEXT Pro. The league is in its inaugural season and has 21 teams, 20 of which are affiliated with teams in Major League Soccer. Rosters are comprised of professional players on first team (MLS) or MLS NEXT Pro contracts, and amateur youth academy players (MLS NEXT).

“We’re really excited to be hosting a Quakes II match for our fans in San Francisco,” said Earthquakes General Manager Chris Leitch. “This event is a testament to our partnership with the San Francisco Glens and our roster proudly features former Glens players.”

Earthquakes II is currently in fifth place in the 11-team Western Conference, just six points outside of the top-four playoff positions. Quakes II has three matches remaining during the 2022 regular season, and the Sept. 9 contest in San Francisco will serve as the team’s final home match and penultimate match overall.

“We’re looking forward to host Quakes II in San Francisco as our clubs continue to grow our ongoing partnership,” said SF Glens Executive Director Mike McNeill. “To be able to bring pro soccer back to San Francisco for one night in conjunction with USF will be a special event that the local soccer community won’t want to miss.”

“I’m thrilled to see the Earthquakes return to San Francisco after all these years,” said Glens Technical Director Jimmy Conrad, who was on the last Earthquakes team to play at Negoesco in 2001 for the US Open Cup quarterfinals. “It’s going to be an incredible opportunity for the fans here in The City to connect to the club and, my favorite part, it’s going to allow us to see some future first-team stars play right in our backyard.”

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But as the Delta variant becomes the predominant strain across the state, San Francisco is updating its health policy for those in high-risk workplaces.

RELATED: Bay Area lands on CDC’s emerging COVID hot spot list as cases rise among unvaccinated people

“Accelerates and expedites our schedule for staff vaccination in some of our high risk areas. In our qualified care facilities, our residences for the elderly, in our acute hospitals, our prisons, our accommodations, ”said Dr. Susan Philip, Acting San Francisco Health Officer.

Initially, San Francisco ordered that city workers in high-risk workplaces get vaccinated once the vaccines were fully approved by the FDA. Now they have updated the health regulations for people in high-risk environments to be vaccinated by September 15th.

WATCH: “CA could trace back given the rapid spread of the COVID-19 delta variant,” doctors say

“We expect the vaccines to be fully approved by September 15th, but we didn’t want to wait either,” said Dr. Philip.

The deputy sheriffs of San Francisco work with inmates in prisons. Kenneth Lomba, President of the San Francisco Deputy Sheriffs’ Association, responded to this order:

“The San Francisco deputy sheriffs are the most ethnically diverse law enforcement agency in SF. Our African American and Hispanic members do not want to be forced to be vaccinated against minorities due to the past of vaccine abuse. The SFDSA values ​​and respects the right to vote. We already have protection options with face masks and tests. Enforcing vaccines is of no value in San Francisco. “

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These workplaces must keep records of the vaccination status of employees and make these available to the city health department on request. On page 11, the exceptions for religious or qualifying medical reasons are listed.
“If you refuse to be fully vaccinated, you will not be able to do certain jobs, and certainly not when it comes to caring for and maintaining close contact with patients. I don’t see how you can safely do this job and say you really care about your patients, “said Dr. Chris Colwell, director of emergency medicine at Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital.

Dr. Colwell says about 94 percent of hospital staff are vaccinated.

Luz: “At SF General, around 6 percent of the healthcare workers are still unvaccinated. What are their concerns?”

Dr. Colwell: “Questions about the long-term and short-term effects, what exactly will happen and what will be put in my arm when I get the vaccine. Very sensible questions.”

Dr. Colwell and colleagues hold a vaccine briefing to get the last percent.

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