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Director Paul Tan, left, uses a small, hand-held camera to film close-up footage of his cast, during a musical performance for the annual Park City Follies in the loft of Tom Clydes barn in Woodland. Follies, the musical spoof that pokes fun at Park City, will go virtual again this year on Valentine’s Day. Tanzi Propst/Park Record The Park City Follies is old enough to drink. The annual musical love letter that pokes fun at the town’s idiosyncrasies, will celebrate its 21st birthday with a ...

problems. we are the ones who suffered a lot last year. really, community policing, our leader has taken a good leadership. the police department did not have enough resources. anyone within city departments did not talk to each other. hopefully, this year, we do talk. i think cpab can do much better and has been doing a pretty good job. i think the foot patrol is a good thing to do. we are concentrating on that east of the divisadero. cpab has been successful for us overall. >> good e...

we know what the problems are in our neighborhood. the beginning of the year, we sit down and set our priorities in our neighborhood. we have had some successes working with the police department in our neighborhoods. the drug dealing, we have been able to solve some drug-dealing problems. we are the ones who suffered a lot last year. really, community policing, our leader has taken a good leadership. the police department did not have enough resources. anyone within city departments d...

were an applicant for the citizens advisory board? can you say a little bit about that? is there an application process? >> a couple months ago, i picked up some documentation from the captain. he said he would get back to me, which i am pretty sure he will at his own convenience. i have been waiting. i would like to sit on that board. >> ♪ the best policing is yet to come and what it be fine you aint seen nothing yet that badges going to shine happy retirement to you, to mark mcdunn...

we heard that everybody wants community police. newmont officers of the peace -- we want officers of the piece to our fair to everyone. but we also heard chief godown tell us that his appropriation of funding will be shortened this year. i want to speak to the police commission. if one celery of an officer went -- if one salary of an officer will keepsake employees that can do a good job in every neighborhood and every meeting, and there will help us keep a more peaceful city. we have ...

i know that we can come up with all type of tactics to move on communities. we can come up with gang injunctions. the marjah district person said that him and his people feel safe. some of the people say they do not think it should be a hundred different forms of community policing, but it is a hundred different forms. it should be a standard. if somebody gets murdered in knob hill or the sunset, the response should be the same. we do not feel the response is the same. from my experien...

since the group was founded, the captain did a good job in getting a central outline of what cpabs do. a couple speakers before me made some points i already had on my list. we represent a number of neighborhood organizations and other groups, such as youth and family service providers in the area, which includes the inner sunset, the haight, and portions of the western addition. we come together and move our organizations. we are trying to get more communities which have not always jo...

the lgbt community has been highly affected by budget cuts in services. new leaf services, which was a 25-year-old organization serving thousands of books dealing with substance abuse issues, closed this year. it closed. we have no place to refer lgbt people that is really, but -- really competent to deal with lgbt issues. david campos was able to -- i do not even know. thank goodness he did what he did. were going to be spending money on tasers? lets put the community as a priority ra...

it always happens that way. we have had many things we could accomplish in san francisco, and we have not. how to do with the mentally ill. 10 to 15 years, there has been training available in northern california, but the police department says we have not got it done yet. how about the backlog of misconduct cases? how about the backlog of misconduct cases the experts -- cases? ill give you a quote. there is a poster on the wall at the hall of justice. it shows a kid hitting somebody, ...