Ocean Beach news roundup April 1

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This week in the Ocean Beach news roundup: Sunset District scammers, growing up Korean American in the Outer Sunset, Russian language program threatened at Richmond District school
We can’t link to every story out there, but if you think we missed something, leave a comment here, or tell us on Twitter or Facebook.
Sunset District scammers target Chinese women who speak Cantonese. – KTVU, SF Chronicle, SF Appeal, SF Examiner
Woman injured trying to catch purse snatcher in Sunset District. – SF Examiner
Korean American history and culture are highlighted in a new book from an SFSU professor, with stories including one woman’s account of growing up in one of the Outer Sunset district’s only Korean American families in the 1950s. – SFSU news
San Francisco’s neighborhood movie theaters are being adapted for new uses, though a few — such as the Richmond District’s Balboa Theater — are making a go of continuing to show films. – SF Examiner
The Richmond District’s Argonne Elementary School may have to drop its Russian language program. – J Weekly
Richmond District schools Lafayette Elementary School and McCoppin Elementary School have received California Distinguished School Awards. – Richmond SF Blog
Homeless families are finding shelter and more, including those now living in a former convent in the Richmond District. – SF Chronicle
San Francisco State University’s KSFS radio station rated among top 25 stations nationwide, again. – Golden Gate Xpress




