Sonic has officially announced the rollout of its gigabit fiber Internet service, and promises full coverage of the Sunset and Richmond "within the next 12 months."

Urban Bazaar, the Inner Sunset boutique specializing in handcrafted products by local artists, will close in early March.

The Outer Sunset surf shop sells unique boards and other surf paraphernalia, as well as highlighting the work of artists.

"DivCo, or now known as Divisadero Corridor, is no longer a divider, but your newest neighborhood that encompasses NoPa and the Lower Haight as one," writes Yelp.

Yet another closure hits the Lower Haight, as On Mars Salon will close its doors this weekend.

While neighborhood groups are pushing for an all-out ban on chain stores, some in Lower Polk are hesitant to introduce further restrictions.

"Walked by Hamburger Mary's on Castro Street yesterday and noticed new furniture has been delivered," reports tipster Bryan G. "Today, the doors are open and looks like more stuff is being delivered."

After 20 years of selling custom leather boots, and engaging the leather, biker and kink communities, Stompers Boots has relocated to Fort Lauderdale.

The shop will close on February 29th, while its Cole Valley building gets a seismic retrofit. Owners are opening a second Inner Richmond location and will return to Cole St. in August.

Since 1983, the master roaster has made Henry’s House of Coffee a home for Outer Sunset coffee lovers.

After a seismic retrofit and almost six weeks in a temporary location, Jeffrey's Natural Pet Foods is back in its original spot on Powell Street.

The cafe had planned to return post-retrofit, but the building's landlord had other plans.

Poki Time has hit some delays, while Finnegans Wake is taking a month off to do an interior refresh and fix the floors.