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Topic: Mission District

	A Case Study of Environmental Risks In San Francisco's Mission District
		While the Mission district's population is ethnically and racially diverse, it is the district in which the majority of the citys Latino residents reside and Latinos made up the majority of the district's population (Pinderhughes, et al.
		The Mission Neighborhood Health Center, which is located in the center of the Mission District and is the most frequently used health facility by Latinos in the district, reports that their client population has high rates of the illnesses previously mentioned (Mission Neighborhood Health Center, 1991).
		The Mission is bordered on the east and the north by Highway 101.
	bss.sfsu.edu /raquelrp/pub/1996_march_pub.html (3302 words)

	Mission District, San Francisco, California - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Inner Mission, often called "The Mission" or "The Heart of the Mission" (La Misión or El Corazón de la Misión in Spanish) is a neighborhood in the Mission District of San Francisco.
		However, the Mission today is both the nexus of the Chicano and Latino community and a neighborhood of artists and hipsters.
		Mission Dolores, the eponymous former mission on Valencia Street.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mission_District (1678 words)

	About Mission College (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Mission College is an open access community college serving the ever-changing educational and economic development needs of Santa Clara, Silicon Valley, and the larger community.
		Mission College is accredited by the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges of the Western Association of Schools and Colleges, (3402 Mendocino Avenue, Santa Rosa, CA 95403, 707-569-9177), an institutional accrediting body recognized by the Commission on Recognition of Postsecondary Accreditation and the U.S. Department of Education.
		The mission of the West Valley-Mission Community College District is to be responsive to the educational needs of an ever-changing community and to provide higher education to all persons who can benefit from such activity.
	www.missioncollege.org /gen_info/about.html (2108 words)

	San Francisco CITYSCAPE :: the online journal of bay area urban design [ Projects: Mission Bay ] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		North of Mission Creek, the project's first phase is well underway: Four highrises already hover over a pair of midrise complexes between the brand-new retro AT&T Park at Third Street and the Caltrain commuter rail station at Fourth, and more buildings are under construction between the Caltrain yard and the creek.
		Or, better yet, imagine approaching Mission Bay from the south, as a rider aboard a Third Street streetcar: you'll dive right into the heart of a bustling, urban district, with the UCSF campus on your left and glimpses of the bay to your right.
		Just to the south of Mission Bay, between Mariposa Street and Islais Creek and between Potrero Hill and the bay, is a district known to locals as Dogpatch and to planners, rather antiseptically, as the Central Waterfront.
	www.sfcityscape.com /projects/mission_bay.html (1050 words)

	Mission Creek Bikeway and Greenbelt Concept Plan: Chapter 1
		Living conditions at the Mission were deteriorating on their own when the Mexican revolution of 1810 ended the stipends to the Spanish Fathers and a generous system of land grants was established to assist new Mexican settlers.
		Shortly thereafter Mission Bay was filled in with sand and debris, as was the fate of most of San Francisco's waterfront property, and the Creek was buried in culverts and forgotten.
		The lack of non-motorized connections is distressing given the natural and artificial boundaries separating Mission Bay from SOMA and the Mission District, and the few crossings of the railroad tracks that provide access to this new neighborhood.
	www.missioncreek.org /plan/chapter_1.htm (2190 words)

	District Heating Mission to Russia, March 11-17, 2001
		Centralized district heating systems are used to heat most of Russia's buildings, but the equipment that they use is old and inefficient, and in need of maintenance and replacement.
		The mission is scheduled to arrive in Moscow, Russia, on Sunday, March 11, and conclude in St. Petersburg on Saturday, March 17, 2001.
		Mission recruitment will be conducted in an open and public manner, including publication in the Federal Register, posting on the Internet, press releases to the general and trade media, direct mail and broadcast fax, e-mail, notices by industry trade associations and other multiplier groups, and at industry meetings, symposia, conferences, trade shows, etc.
	www.ita.doc.gov /td/oepc/cleaneng.htm (900 words)

	Old Mission District history
		An 1816 drawing of Mission Dolores with the indigenous Indians, many of whom perished due to illnesses brought into the area by the settlers.
		The Mission district enjoyed more sunshine than other parts of the city, and in later years was considered desirable for the building of summer homes.
		Mission Bay and all the channels were gradually filled in during the next decade.
	www.wswain.com /page2.html (1061 words)

	San Francisco/Mission District - Wikitravel
		The mission itself was secularized in the 1820s, and the lands were given to the Native Americans who lived there.
		During the 19th century, the Mission District was physically separated from San Francisco proper, which mostly clustered around the seaport on the San Francisco Bay.
		By the turn of the 21st century, the District in paticular to the Inner Mission experienced an increased gentrification, expensive restaurants and the construction of "live-work" spaces were moving in to the area, displacing hundreds of residents.
	wikitravel.org /en/San_Francisco/Mission_District (2059 words)

	The District of Mission (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Originally habitated by the Stó:lō First Nations people, Mission, BC, Canada, founded in 1892, is nestled on a southern coastal mountain slope overlooking the lush valley of the mighty Fraser River.
		A rapidly growing and dynamic centre with a population of 34,742 residents, Mission is surrounded by the incredible beauty of mountainous vistas and natural forest settings.
		Topographically, Mission enjoys an immense variation of hillsides and gullies which maintain natural neighbourhood enclosures, spectacular views, and a sense of timelessness and security.
	www.city.mission.bc.ca (195 words)

	Mission School District No. 75
		Mission Public schools are proud to provide safe and caring schools.
		We are a Public School District in the province of British Columbia, Canada.
		Interested employees of Mission Public Schools are invited to participate in the Leadership for Learning Series.
	www.sd75.mission.bc.ca (157 words)

	San Francisco Neighborhoods - Mission District
		Beginning in the 1950s, the Latino population in the Mission has doubled every 10 years, infusing the neighborhood with much of its current flavor.
		These are the establishments that cater to the college grads, artists, and subversives that had been drawn to the Mission for its cheap rents.
		The area is large enough, though, to have "sub-sections": the Dolores Street and Valencia Corridor is the "hip" younger section; 24th Street is considered the true heart of the Mission; and 16th and Valencia Street is the place for nightlife.
	www.mapwest.com /neighborhoods/htdocs/mission_district.html (320 words)

	Shawnee Mission School District - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		The Shawnee Mission School District (Kansas Unified School District 512) is one of the major school districts in the Kansas City Metropolitan Area.
		The 50,632 children residing in the district are 23.0% of the total population, and 13,283 (6.0%) are under the age of 5; 13,605 (6.2%) are from 5 to 9; 14,874 (6.8%) are from 10 to 14; and 8,870 (4.0%) are from 15 to 17.
		For 95.1% of the children in the district the householder is the child's parent and 77.3% live in married-couple families, but 1.1% are not related to the householder.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Shawnee_Mission_School_District (2508 words)

	San Francico Mission District Murals Information and Pictures
		The colorful Mission District is the capital of San Francisco murals with the greatest concentration of murals in San Francisco.
		Located in the Mission District on 24th Street between York and Bryant is the Maradiaga Mini-Park that is a mural environment.
		At the Mission and 24th Street BART Station is another concentration of murals in the Mission District.
	www.zurdogo.com /attractions/mmurals.html (1146 words)

	Mission San Francisco de Asís
		There is no active church at the mission although the Mission Dolores Basilica next door is an active church and special services are held in the Mission church at times.
		Three long blocks (third of a mile) brings you to Dolores Street and the Mission is on your left at the corner.
		Don't confuse the large chruch on the corner with the Mission which is just behind the large church.
	www.missiontour.org /sanfrancisco (377 words)

	Shawnee Mission School District
		The Shawnee Mission School District has a national reputation for educational excellence that is fostered by the community's dedication to its schools.
		The Shawnee Mission School District is fully accredited by the state of Kansas and the North Central Association.
		The district is divided into five attendance areas with one high school, one or two middle schools and several elementary schools serving families who live in that area.
	www.smnorth.com /district.html (324 words)

	Mission Mural History (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The Mission District is famous for its murals, huge painted scenes on the walls and facades of buildings, which are part of a long established tradition in our city.
		The Mission District of San Francisco has been a predominately Latino neighborhood since the 1970's.
		Early in that decade, Mission muralists began collaborating on group mural projects, and a community mural movement was born.
	www.precitaeyes.org /missionhist.html (440 words)

	VIA Online: San Francisco's Mission District
		The settlers had gathered near the northwest edge of today's Mission District, a sunny valley that seemed good for farming—and a good place to introduce European ways to the wilds of Alta California.
		Rapidly expanding westward, urban San Francisco finally reached Mission Dolores, and in the 1860s the land around it was subdivided into housing plots.
		The Mission is a bargain hunter's paradise, with most of the stock used or remaindered.
	www.viamagazine.com /top_stories/articles/mission_district03.asp (2222 words)

	The Story Of The Mission District
		The Mission is the fascinating story of one of the oldest and most vibrant neighborhoods in San Francisco.
		The Mission District was originally home to the Ohlone Indians, nomadic hunters and gatherers.
		The first settlers were the Spanish friars, who arrived in 1776 to establish a mission in the area.
	www.kqed.org /w/hood/mission/thestory.html (467 words)

	Mission District Photographs
		The mission in San Francisco was built next to the Dolores Creek.
		This mission is where the mission district gets its name from.
		When the Mission was remodeled at the turn of the century the builder went to great pains to preserve its antiquity.
	home.comcast.net /~apollo_photocards/photos/sf/mission/index.html (280 words)

	Mission District San Francisco Restaurants, Nightclubs, and Visitor Information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Mission Dolores is one of the oldest Mission's in San Francisco and a free incredible historic site (3321 16th Street @ Dolores 621-8203).
		However, the Mission is hardly the safest area in SF.
		You won't find the Mission on the front page of many travel guides, but if you want to truly see a slice of SF life, have a beer, burrito, and pick up a used flannel-- the Mission is worth every minute.
	www.sftravel.com /missn.html (513 words)

	SF Gate: Bay Area Traveler: San Francisco Neighborhoods: Mission: Dolores Street and Valencia Corridor
		Mission Dolores: At the corner of 16th and Dolores streets, overshadowed by an ornate basilica, sits a modest adobe chapel, one of the two original missions in San Francisco and the oldest standing building in the city.
		The inside of the chapel (note the ceiling patterned after Costonoan basket weaving -- Costonoans were the native inhabitants of the area) and the mission's cemetery and gardens will give you a feel for old times.
		The next two floors are a youth hostel, and on the fourth floor the building's developer is planning a roof garden for alfresco brunches.
	www.sfgate.com /traveler/guide/sf/neighborhoods/mission_dolval.shtml (4263 words)

	Las Vegas Mission District Deanergy - Diocese of the West (OCA)
		In 1982 the mission was placed under the heavenly patronage of the holy Martyr Peter the Aleut.
		St Mary Magdalene Orthodox Mission is a growing community of Orthodox faithful of all ethnic backgrounds who come together for worship and mission in the English language.
		The Mission parish was originally organized in 1998 as an outreach of St Spiridon Cathedral in Seattle.
	www.ocadow.org /missions.htm (851 words)

	Mission and Beliefs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		District office and other support personnel serve to sustain the work of principals and teachers.
		The Director of Schools ensures that the entire community is aware of the changing needs of the educational system and of the kinds of support required for the district to pursue its mission.
		The school board members are advocates of public education and support the efforts of the district as a whole to accomplish the district’s mission.
	www.wcs.edu /district/missionbeliefs.htm (331 words)

	Mission & District Soapbox Derby Association
		The Mission and District Soapbox Derby Association was incorporated in October of 2000 as a non-profit association for the historical Mission Soapbox Derby.
		We encourage everyone to come Mission to watch the races and participate in other fun events.
		Registration forms are available in the Mission Branch, located at: 150-32555 London Ave.
	missionsoapbox.com (174 words)

	Clearwater Underground Water Conservation District - Home
		The District is responsible for the management of groundwater in Bell County, TX.
		The District's mission is to "develop and implement an efficient, economical and environmentally sound groundwater management program to protect and enhance the water resources of the district."
		The Clearwater UWCD is proposing minor amendments to the District's Rules--Section 8.3 (Permit Exclusions and Exemptions) to modify spacing and location requirments of monitoring wells; and 11.5 (Spacing Requirements) to clarify well spacing requirements and exception requests.
	www.clearwaterdistrict.org (163 words)

	Southern District Association
		The Southern District of the American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (Southern District AAHPERD) is a district association of the American Alliance for Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance (AAHPERD).
		The mission of Southern District AAHPERD is to support and promote the aims of AAHPERD and assist in strengthening the state associations of the thirteen states which comprise this District: Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Louisiana, Mississippi, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas and Virginia.
		The ongoing pursuit of the Southern District mission is facilitated by providing professional development opportunities including but not limited to workshops, conventions and leadership conferences.
	www.aahperd.org /districts/sda (133 words)

	Mission District Galleries
		The setting is deep mission funky, the space is cozy (read: small) but the people have their heart in what they are doing....
		All the shows I have been to have been great and the artists they feature always ranged in their art discipline which is always nice to see.
		Clarion Alley runs between Mission and Valencia, parallel to 17th and 18th streets.
	www.sfmission.com /galleries (915 words)

	SFPD: Mission Station
		Often referred to as “the heart of the city,” the Mission District covers the area east of Twin Peaks to the James Lick Freeway, and south of Market Street to Cesar Chavez Street.
		A new Mission Station, with triple the square footage of the old station, a community room and special secure holding areas, opened in 1994.
		Community Updates is a information newsletter to inform the Mission residents of incidents occurring in the district.
	www.sfgov.org /site/police_index.asp?id=19967 (159 words)

	Mission Business Analysis (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The business distribution in the Mission is very diverse.
		Mission district employment patterns emphasize even more strongly the relative
		The various census tracts in the inner Mission district are very distinctive.
	www.medasf.org /mission_business_analysis.htm (437 words)

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