Shabu photo by Flickr user W00kie.

This week in the Ocean Beach news roundup:  back to the shacks, “Taraval Beach” artwork goes to SFMOMA, from SF State to the Miss Chinatown USA pageant

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• “Earthquake shacks” may be the ultimate cool little San Francisco houses, and there’s a Sunset District connection. – Bay Citizen via New York Times
• Cyclist tangles with postal truck in the Richmond District. – SF Examiner
• Shabu restaurant Shabuway to try where others failed, making Geary Boulevard home to its fifth location and first in San Francisco. – GrubStreet
• “Taraval Beach,” artist Richard Serra’s reflection on growing up at the end of Taraval Street, is now part of the SFMOMA permanent collection. – SF Weekly
• SF State student tries her hand at Miss Chinatown USA pageant. – Golden Gate Xpress
• Gardener apprentices from the Richmond and Sunset districts play their part in an old tradition. – Digital Journal