Monday night the Council reviewed the proposed budget for 2020/20211. “The budget” is actually several budgets — one for general operating expenses, one for capital
Ray Mueller — a long-serving member of the Menlo Park City Council whom I’ve gotten to know over my years on the San Carlos City
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
This is a letter to the San Mateo Daily Journal I wrote in response to a recent article by Matt Grocott, a former member of
This article is prompted by recent discussions on NextDoor about the County Board of Supervisors decriminalizing failure to wear masks when required and authorizing fines
The County Board of Supervisors today (8/4/2020) authorized enforcement officers, throughout the County, to fine individuals and organizations not adhering to the State’s mask requirements.
As I was walking north on Laurel today, passing the post office, an older1 woman walking south — nicely dressed, nothing odd about her —
Part of the nearly $1 billion upgrade to the Silicon Valley Clean Water system — the joint powers authority that accepts, treats and cleans all
At the end of tonight’s Council meeting I announced I won’t be seeking a third term on the Council this November. The filing period for
This article was sparked by a flurry of emails I got recently asking me, as a Council member, to be sure mask-wearing wasn’t made mandatory.
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