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This week in the Ocean Beach news roundup: Balboa Theatre operator says he’s leaving in August; redistricting panel merges SF’s state Senate districts; AT&T sidewalk boxes get clearance from city supervisors; Lake Merced to get more love.

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• Balboa Theatre operator: I’m leaving in August. – SF Chronicle
• Panel rewrites boundaries of state Senate districts, leaving western SF’s Sen. Leland Yee and eastern SF’s Sen. Mark Leno to compete for single San Francisco seat. – Sacramento Bee
• City supervisors approve AT&T plan to install hundreds of new cable boxes. – Bay Citizen; SF Chronicle
• Board of Supervisors gives preliminary OK to new city budget. – SF Gate; SF Appeal/Bay City News
• City agencies say they’ll pay more attention to Lake Merced. – SF Chronicle
• Rat poison reported in Sutro Heights Park. – Richmond SF Blog
• Muni N-Judah service to be affected by rail-replacement project on Carl Street. Public meeting July 27. – SFMTA
• Muni 29-Sunset service to Baker Beach affected by Escape from the Rock triathlon Sunday morning. – SFMTA
• Another bison put down in Golden Gate Park – Ocean Beach Bulletin