For anyone in the bay area, what's the name of the park SF's Chinatown were Taiji is practiced in the wee morning hours?
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For anyone in the bay area, what's the name of the park SF's Chinatown were Taiji is practiced in the wee morning hours?
Washington Square on Columbus and Union Street
St Mary's Park on California and Grant
Portmouth Square on Kearney Street.
AWWWWW...thanks!! I was actually thinking of Washington Square, but remembered St. Mary's now that you mention it! :)Quote:
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Washington Square on Columbus and Union Street
St Mary's Park on California and Grant
Do you happen to know what days and times the shows start!? ;)
Sorry but I do not. I can guess between 5am to 7am but I really do not know.
A totally random Tai Chi in the park story:
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JANUARY 13 2018 - 8:00AM
Updated | Arrest made after women discover man stabbed to death outside Hurstville train station
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Police outside Hurstville train station, where a man was stabbed to death. Photo: Fiona MorrisA forensics officer outside Hurstville train station, where a man was stabbed to death. Photo: Fiona MorrisInspector David Ralph, from the St George local area command addresses the media outside Hurstville station. Picture: Fiona MorrisPolice outside Hurstville train station, where a man was stabbed to death. Photo: Fiona Morris.Police outside Hurstville train station, where a man was stabbed to death. Photo: Fiona MorrisPolice outside Hurstville train station, where a man was stabbed to death. Photo: Fiona MorrisA forensics officer outside Hurstville train station, where a man was stabbed to death. Photo: Fiona Morris
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A group of women doing Tai Chi in a park at sunrise are believed to have discovered a man with fatal stab wounds outside Hurstville train station on Saturday morning.
The stabbing victim, believed to be aged in his 50s, staggered at least 20 metres before collapsing at the Forest Road entrance to the station just after 6am.
Police and paramedics rushed to the scene but could not save the man, who suffered "major trauma" and severe lacerations to his body, police said.Quote:
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Hurstville: A man has been stabbed to death near the entrance of Hurstville Railway Station. #Hurstville #7News pic.twitter.com/nZnvCaY7AY
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Hurstville: A stabbing attack has left one man dead and another man in police custody. #Hurstville #7News https://www.pscp.tv/w/1djxXMqnpgeKZ
3:35 PM - Jan 12, 2018 · Sydney, New South Wales
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Hurstville: Police address the media following an overnight attack
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A short time after the man's body was found, a man was arrested at a nearby house, and he is being questioned over the man's death.
Inspector David Ralph, from the St George local area command, said a group of women were doing Tai Chi in the park at the entrance to the station where the man's body was found.
Those women are believed to have raised the alarm, and were due to make a formal statement to police on Saturday.
A bloodied white sheet covered what is believed to be the man's body at the entrance to the train station early on Saturday.
Inspector Ralph said soon after police arrived at the railway station, they received further information "that another male possibly involved was at a home close by".
Police went to that house and arrested a man, believed to be aged in his 20s.
Officers also seized a knife that was believed to have been used in the stabbing.
The man has been taken to Kogarah Police Station, where he is assisting with inquiries. No charges have been laid.
Inspector Ralph said it was not clear whether the men knew each other.
A motive for the incident was also unclear.
"We don't know if it was a robbery, we're not sure of the motive, that's something were looking at," he said.
The Forest Road entrance to the train station has been taped off, but trains are still operating through the station. Police have also set up a crime scene at the house where the man was arrested.
Forensic police on scene have placed markers on a grass area just outside the station, and a reusable shopping bag could be seen lying at the scene.
The area where the man was stabbed is located along a busy shopping strip, and not far from Westfield Hurstville shopping centre.
Police were asking businesses along Forest Road if they had CCTV footage of the stabbing.
The story Women doing Tai Chi discovered man stabbed to death at Hurstville train station was published in The Sydney Morning Herald.
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The body of a man, who had been stabbed to death, was found just after 6am on Saturday near the Forest Road entrance to Hurstville station.
A short time later, police arrested a man nearby, and seized “an edged weapon”.
He was taken to Kogarah Police Station for questioning.
Members of the public located the body near the station entrance.
”The man had suffered severe lacerations,” a police spokesman said.
“Emergency services were contacted and police from St George Local Area Command attended and established a crime scene.”
7 News said the man who was being questioned was in his 20s and was located in a home not far from the murder scene.