Volunteers San Mateo County Parks
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Matters of the Heart
For Redwood City parents coping with 5-year-old’s chronic disease, normal life is the greatest gift.
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East Palo Alto Fractured Over Building of Mi Pueblo
EAST PALO ALTO–The longstanding debate over the building of East Palo Alto’s first full-scale grocery store erupted Oct. 6, when nearly 200 residents streamed into the City Council meeting to express their frustrations. In June of 2009, the Planning Commission approved building permits and liquor licenses for what will be the 13th Mi Pueblo food
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Saving Story Hour: Budget Cuts Force Library to Offer More with Less
More people than ever used the San Mateo Public Library in 2009, but the increased demand comes on the heels of a $253,700 blow to the library’s budget. Library staff hopes that new tax dollars and creative cost savings will spare them from future cuts and preserve the library’s most vital services.
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Crunching the Numbers at the Parks Department
SAN MATEO COUNTY–The Parks Department is likely to face at least a 10 percent budget reduction next fiscal year, leading to increased overnight camping fees and higher house rentals for rangers.
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Training the Adorable Army
Every Saturday morning at 10 a.m., Adorable trains volunteers for Local Schools Local Funds, an education activist group headquartered in what used to be the home of Cupertino radio 91.7FM.
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Measure C fails to pass
SANTA CLARA- Voters failed to approve Measure C on election night, surprising supporters who had anticipated a solid victory based on poll results.
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The Man Behind San Mateo County Parks
SAN MATEO COUNTY–In the midst of San Mateo County’s budget crunch, David Holland knows his department might be the first to face cuts next year–And yet, in the middle of the storm, he remains calm.
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