Covid-19: Gardeners
03/19/2020
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Yesterday I posted some notes from the daily County conference call which mentioned that questions involving gardeners were a hot topic on the County help
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Covid-19: Notes from 3/18/2020 County Briefing
03/18/2020
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The County Manager’s office is holding conference calls with representatives of all the San Mateo County city councils every weekday. It’s does a great job
Covid-19: Reaching Out to Neighbors
03/15/2020
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Not that people need a guide on how to write a letter, but here’s what Barbara & I distributed to our block earlier today:
Covid-19: San Mateo County Tightens Assembly Rules
03/14/2020
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The following just came across the San Mateo County Alert System (SMC Alert; you can join it online). Emphasis added and a minor formatting error
Covid-19: Lending a Hand
03/14/2020
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I’ve been extremely impressed by the outpouring of support by San Carlans for the folks who are being quarantined at the Fairfield Inn as a
Why Viral Diseases Can Require Quarantines
03/14/2020
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I’ve written an article on why quarantines can be critical in combating novel viral infections. You can find it here.
Covid-19: Reflections from Special Council Meeting and Advice
03/13/2020
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Last night (3/12/2020) the Council held a special meeting to consider affirming the declaration of emergency the city manager had issued a day ago and
Covid-19 Quarantine Facility: Questions and Answers
03/11/2020
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This article concerns the State & Federal effort to quarantine individuals testing positive for Covid-19 in a San Carlos hotel. It’s likely to be an
That I-280/Crestview Topic
02/27/2020
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A number of residents got concerned about the Transportation and Circulation Commission having an item on their “possible topics for future meetings” item which was
Dealing with Power Shutoffs
10/31/2019
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At its October 28th meeting the Council directed staff to schedule, expeditiously, a discussion of steps our community should consider to deal with the “new