Coral, hope your move goes smoothly and you new location works even better for your folks to serve the public

Don't recognize the musicians but I do know that Broadacre has some of the best coffee in town.

Kim, An excellent job covering this month's NAG. Observing you dilligently taking notes and following up with individuals at the end of the meeting, I felt that you would produce the informative, well balanced coverage you have.

Great preview, Barry! I am so excited to be at opening night tonight. I would suggest that anyone that wants to have a great night or afternoon of theatre where you can't stop laughing to start looking for tickets to "Forbidden Broadway" now.

Much thanks to Barry Wisdom for all of the great photographs he took for this review!

Note: Kris Wimberly's phone number is (916) 808-6172. The number listed is for Vincene Jones, head of Neighborhood Services. While Vincene would probably be happy to answer your questions, she is a very busy person. So call one of us and we will answer your questions.

You sounded very professional Brandon.

Next STC Cabaret: Make 'em Laugh Broadway's Best Comedy Songs January 26-28, 2012

Had a latte there yesterday. It was one of the best if not the best latte I have ever had. I don't know if it was the specific coffee they used or their expertise at making the drink but it sure was good!

"What I did not emphasize in the review is how much fun everyone was having. People were laughing constantly in the audience while the great cast with a fun play was having a great time bringing their characters to life." "It has all the earmarks of being a see again show. A show that is fun for like minded groups to attend as a group."

We had a very unhappy experience on many levels with PODS when we moved a year and a half ago. I hope that Brian Bills can improve delivery of services to central city residents. Much of their program seemed to be designed to work in the suburbs with wide streets and two car or more driveways. They did not have a clue how to deal with narrower streets and very small or non existant driveways and the regulations of the central city.

The meeting at City Hall on October 6 at 6 p.m. is for the NAG Agenda Committee where the agenda is put together for the next NAG meeting. The Next NAG meeting will be October 15. at 6:30 p.m. at the Hart Senior Center 27th and J Streets.

“Freud’s Last Session” B Street Theatre B3 Series Through October 1, 2011 More information and Tickets: http://bstreettheatre.org/current-shows/freuds-last-session

Melissa, when it says "New district boundaries become official on Oct. 6" does that mean that council members start representing the new areas on that date and cease representing the old areas then? Congratualations for the great coverage you have provided SacPress readers on this issue as it has evolved over several months. I am sure that any thumbs down were not about your coverage and only the feelings of readers regarding the issue.

Angelo if you wanted good food you should have gone to Red Lotus. It is the only place on that block that the food isn't secondary to the booze.

Two things I never thought I would see in my lifetime: being married to my husband or reviews of pot in mainstream media.

Was she hiding out from the USA Today reporters?

Red Lotus occupies the former space of G. V. Hurly's which was previously a Radio Shack. Bar West occupies the space that previously was Aura, before that Giani's and before that Black Pearl. All of this in about a five year span. This speaks to the sustainability of eight bar/nightclub/resturants on one block, especially with the competition of th 20th and K area and now the 10th and K area.

"I Do! I Do!' runs through Sunday. www.calmt.com/index.cfm?page=639072 for schedule and ticket purchase information.

Saw the show again last night at Cosmopolitan Cabaret. Just as great or maybe even better than at the Geary. Each performer did a song before the show. Jerry Lee's take on "Anyone Can Whistle" had the audience cracking up. Production assistant Connor Mickiewicz performed the title song from "Little Fish" which he will be producing at New Helvetia Theatre this fall.