Crime, burritos, and music are just some of the items that didn't quite make it to the front page this week.

The Abner Phelps House, the oldest residence in San Francisco, sits on Oak just west of Divisadero.

We're in the process of switching blogging platforms this week, so posts may be a little less frequent (and a little more janky).

We've got two apparent losses on opposite ends of the 500 block of Haight to report - Hootenanny Nights at Cafe International, and RNM restaurant.

Last Saturday at 442 Haight Street, a new shop called SFCollection opened that's destined to become a mecca for sneakerheads the world over.

A stranger on a yellow diamond features in this weekend's Where in the Lower Haight quiz.

Local artist Christie LaRussell is featured in a group show at Mission art gallery Artist Xchange, opening tonight.

Here's a recap of last night's Lower Haight Merchant and Neighborhood Association mixer at HSM realty.

A hot dog vendor, Gorilla Pete, will be setting up his cart outside The Page Bar on Divisadero Friday nights this summer.

The Lower Haight Merchants and Neighbors Association is hosting a mixer to discuss how we can get our empty shops a-hustlin' and a-bustlin'.

Sam's Cleaners, a new family-owned dry cleaning business, opens at 413 Haight tomorrow.

We've spotted a Harvey Milk poster in this edition of our weekly Where in the Lower Haight quiz.

World Cup action, an art opening at D-Structure, The Fillmore Jazz Festival, a mini-fair at Lower Haters, and Reggae night at Mad Dog. Big weekend!