PG&E and Belmont seem to have a disagreement about who is to pay for, and the timing of, a project to underground wires.
As the election nears, both sides of W debate are still raising money. Guess who has raised/spent more money?
It isn't just Palo Alto that is looking for ways to encourage more participation from residents -- Belmont is considering allowing residents to email questions instead of coming to City Hall in person. After all, with 4.5 square miles of land in Belmont, the trek to a centrally located City Hall would be a lot to ask...
Seemlingly stuggling with the concept of news, the Almanac reported Saturday about a grant awarded October 8th! to fund a plan to make Laurel Elementary School easier to access for students. Thanks for being on top of it Almanac...this isn't the first time the Almanac has been late to cover news.
Cabrillo Unified School District on the Coast is considering selling naming rights to buildings and/or parts of buildings. Perhaps the Charmin Boys' Room?
That's enough for Saturday...now enjoy your weekends Watch Dogs...
Saturday, October 25, 2008
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