A recent 2010 survey by The Senior Citizens’ League reported that more than 76% of seniors in the U.S. survive on smaller monthly incomes as a result of the annual cost of living adjustment being denied in 2010. Ninety-two percent of those seniors’ monthly expenses increased between $40 and $120 in 2009, while their income did not increase at all. Nearly half reported having difficulties paying their electrical and utility bills; 46% cut back on hospital and doctors visits to make up the difference.

After the devastation that 1989 earthquake had on the Bay Bridge, rather than simply retrofit the […]

A St. Anthony Scarving Artist Knitter takes a stand against the San Francisco Sit-Lie Ordinance (Prop […]

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People from all over the world come to SF and the Bay Area to visit and […]

Wow!  So far we have received 660 pledges for hand knit scarves, reaching 26% of our […]

On Wednesday August 11th, State Legislators & other politicians in Sacramento met with everyday people to […]

Below is one example of the many talent’s of Willie Warren. Willie is a regular in […]

What’s cooking this week at St. Anthony Dining Room! Monday, August 23: Pork Sausage Cassoulet Tuesday, […]

Net Neutrality has recently come to the national spotlight after the New York Times ran an […]