Showing posts with label homelessness. Show all posts
Showing posts with label homelessness. Show all posts
Thursday, December 6, 2018
Thursday, June 7, 2018
Wednesday, December 14, 2016
HOMELESS MAN AND BEST FRIEND
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© by Chris Enquist 12/14/16
Thursday, November 3, 2016
UPCOMING LOCAL EVENT – SINGERS OF THE STREET CONCERT AND CD LAUNCH
This
coming Saturday, November 5, at 3:00 p.m., St. Paulus Lutheran Church, 1541 Polk
Street, between California and Sacramento.
Suggestion donation: $5–20 (includes a CD)
No
one turned away for lack of funds.
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© by Chris Enquist 11/3/16
Friday, July 29, 2016
NEIGHBORHOOD MURALS 2016 – TODAY WAS A GOOD DAY (#6 in a series)
At first, the message on this mural in Olive Alley seems out of place in its Tenderloin surroundings until you realize it's actually one of two murals
painted on the walls of City Hope Community Center at 45 Olive. It was created by local wall artists 1 AM.
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© by Chris Enquist 7/29/16
Thursday, June 30, 2016
HOMELESS SIDEWALK SALES
This is the PG&E substation at Larkin and Eddy.
Sometimes in the afternoon, when the Larkin Street sidewalk isn’t being hosed down, a number of homeless people will set up shop to sell merchandise.
People who get their information about homeless people from movies and TV think this
is where all sorts of stolen goods are sold.
I went by there a few weeks ago when the sidewalks weren't being hosed down to take photos of some of the items people were selling:
I went by there a few weeks ago when the sidewalks weren't being hosed down to take photos of some of the items people were selling:
If you're looking for a hot item to sell on eBay for big bucks,
homeless street sales are not the place to do it.
Copyright © by Chris Enquist 6/30/16
Wednesday, June 15, 2016
POLICE ON POLK
In
the last few months I've noticed more police cars in and
around Polk Street.
I imagine it's a response to the ongoing problem/reality of car window break-ins in the neighborhood
which has caused people to tape signs on their windows announcing there are no valuables inside.
(which I always thought would be sure to inspire someone to break in).
Or maybe it's to report about the homeless people in the neighborhood
(which I always thought would be sure to inspire someone to break in).
Or maybe it's to report about the homeless people in the neighborhood
who keep being homeless.
Copyright © by Chris Enquist 6/15/16
Copyright © by Chris Enquist 6/15/16
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