There’s been a discussion on NextDoor recently regarding rule changes the city made affecting “street celebrations” in San Carlos. The thread centered on the Eucalyptus
Just a refresher post pointing at the State of the City address I gave back in March that addresses, in more detail, the background behind
This is op ed was published in the Daily Post on Thursday, September 26, 2019. I’ll post a link to the online article on the
I’ve recently begun receiving form emails from residents demanding that the Council take steps to protect San Carlos from the alleged harmful effects of 5G
Imagine a public agency being threatened with a lawsuit for something it’s done, or hasn’t done. Seeking to avoid going to court it enters settlement
This is an op ed I wrote which was published in the Palo Alto Daily Post. Early this year I became San Carlos’ representative on
Silicon Valley Clean Water, the joint powers authority which operates the treatment facility out in Redwood Shores which handles wastewater from Belmont, San Carlos, Redwood
Well, it finally arrived this afternoon: an email disagreeing with the City celebrating Pride month: As a homeowner in San Carlos for over 40 years
Some time ago my colleagues agreed to a suggestion I made about having staff put our banking services contract out for bid. While the then-current
For the last six months resident volunteers have been working hard to set up a new community foundation aimed at improving the quality of life
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