Elisa Kennedy was honored as California’s oldest pollworker.

This week in the Ocean Beach news roundup: SFSU’s new space for veterans; Richmond District churches share single pastor; Hakka food in the Richmond; Sunset District woman honored for poll work

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• San Francisco State University opens new campus space for veterans. – ABC7
• Homeless veteran goes from contemplating suicide on Ocean Beach to sober living in supportive housing on Treasure Island. – SF Chronicle
• District 1 Board of Supervisors election showed how diverse San Francisco’s Chinese American electorate has become. – KALW
• Once Richmond District school rivals, St. Monica and St. Thomas Apostle parishes now share a single pastor. – Catholic San Francisco
• Districts 1 and 7 demonstrate San Francisco’s peculiar new unity. – SF Chronicle
• San Francisco State University students speaking out against proposed new student fees. – Bay City News via SF Appeal
• Hakka Restaurant in the Outer Richmond offers affordable but high-quality Hakka cuisine. – SF Chronicle
• Outer Sunset District woman, 96, receives award as California’s oldest poll worker. – CBS SF, KGO-TV
• San Francisco ballot measure on Hetch Hetchy Reservoir was roundly rejected in San Francisco, except for the precinct that includes SFSU. – SF Chronicle