Their own families. If we dont recognize these issues as a city we can find simply by having a family will be a privilege for the wealthiest san franciscans and not the working class. If you want to see families thrive here id encourage you to support the measure. Thank you so much. Next speaker. Good afternoon, im amelia and im a grandmother of six grandkids. I wear my apron because i was working in the mission selling valentines and happy valentines to everybody. And made my own decorations and was selling them and gave that up to come here and thank you for the parent voices. Hi, im lourdes im a mission resident and ive been benefit from childcare. Because of childcare i was able to attend school and graduated and became a teacher. Now i wanted to advocate for childcare education. Its crucial. Im raising two bilingual children in the city and think it will be a big difference for other families who want to follow the same pattern i follow in order to excel families in San Francisco.
Thank you for giving voice to the voiceless. The ece community. Ive been in this field since 2002. Weve been through many struggles. This is the commitment to the infrastructure. We have building and staff and children we want to support. Its time you make the investment. We have a waiting list, the whole city has a waiting list that will never be filled. I have a list of 18 months and children will never get a slot. With this bill i hope to fill desires and hopes and if you make the Infrastructure Investment in the children i hope that the housing can be passed in november at a later time. Its a good idea in policy that you invest in the children and Families First and we need a much bigger bill. 1 million would be great for housing. It could make maybe 100 units or so but not a lot. Please make this investment. Its a longterm investment for the children of San Francisco and please make this happen. Thank you so much. Good afternoon, supervisors. We havent made en endorsement but i lo
After an eventful 77th Liberation Day parade that featured 44 parade contingents and 15 floats in all, two floats were eventually named winners in the float competition, with the Kagman Agricultural Farms and Producers Association and the Department of Corrections winning in their respective divisions.
THE Kagman Agricultural Farms and Producers Association or KAFPA and the Department of Corrections won the 77th Liberation Day Parade float competition in their respective divisions, the Liberation Day Committee