Laurel Street Closure Poll
10/26/2020
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Late last week I released a poll — an unscientific, not statistically-valid poll — seeking feedback on how San Carlans and visitors use of downtown
Author: Mark Olbert
Reflections: Paranoia, Tribalism and Politics
10/23/2020
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This is one of a series of reflections I plan to write as I wind up my almost twenty year stint as a local elected
Downtown Laurel Street
10/22/2020
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I’m trying to gather information on how the use of our downtown has changed since the pandemic started. If you’d like to help please fill
Reflections: Who’s Running This Place, Anyway?
10/13/2020
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This is one of a series of reflections I plan to write as I wind up my almost twenty year stint as a local elected
That’s Not a Typographic Error!
10/13/2020
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This is one in a series of catch-up articles, related to Council discussions and actions which took place a few weeks ago. Life got in
So What’s Wrong with the Budget, Anyway?
10/13/2020
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This is one in a series of catch-up articles, related to Council discussions and actions which took place a few weeks ago. Life got in
Reminder: Community Conversation on Managing thru the Pandemic
09/03/2020
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Please tune in this coming Wednesday, September 9th, at 6:30 PM for a panel discussion of local elected leaders on managing public affairs during the
I Support Ron Collins
09/03/2020
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We all know how important this November’s election is at the national level. But there are also two seats on our City Council on the
Where’s the Beef?
08/29/2020
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This is an op ed I wrote which was published in the Palo Alto Daily Post on Saturday, August 29, 2020 under the title There’s
Meet John Dugan!
08/29/2020
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On Wednesday, September 2nd, I’ll be hosting a meet-and-greet for John Dugan, who is running for a seat on the San Carlos City Council. It