Self-interest, pure and simple. The Foster City City Council wants to extend term limits and up its monthly stipend -- and they want voters to decide on this in November. Watch Dog has said it before, why doesn't the Foster City City Council just move forward with this but implement the new term-limits and raises until after they are all off the City Council? Eliminate the self-interest b.s.
A City Coucil race is shaping up in the hamlet of Millbrae. Mayor Robert Gottschalk is termed out...but Gina Papan is running for reelection and former Councilmember Nadia Holober and Planning Commissioner Lorrie Kalos-Gunn will also be on the ballot. It seems like the three are running two open seats. Can anyone in Millbrae confirm that?
While we are talking City Council races...San Mateo City Council candidate David Lim wants us to know that he got the endorsement from Alice Lai-Bitker, President of the Alameda County Board of Supervisors.
San Carlos needs to cut a million bucks from its budget. Say it ain't so: a San Mateo County city with budget challenges?
The Daily Journal Editor Jon Mays talks Shakespeare (in the Park)...
Drive Less in Menlo Park...a lot of folks are taking part in this new challenge. Cool.
ABC in SC is a PITA. (Alcoholic Beverage Control in San Carlos is a Pain in the Ass...)
Sequoia Union High School District has some company in rejecting a Charter School. While Sequia rejected, and is now being forced to accept, Everest Charter School, the South San Francisco Unified School District is about to reject Free World U, a web-based charter school. Watch Dog mistakenly believed that Free World U was run by World B. Free...
Palo Alto is getting sued for its proposed plastic bag ban...I guess all those out of work lawyers need something to do...
Half Moon Bay needs some help from the State to pay its settlement to developer Chop Keenan. But the authors of the HMB Bail-Out Bills postponed a hearing in both the State Senate and State Assembly. Don't worry though, Assemblymember Jerry Hill is on it...
Riptide gives a run-down of who is supporting Measure D (Pacifica's sales tax hike) and who is not...
Citizens of Woodside talk census. For your information, last go 'round Woodside's population was 5,352...
Wednesday, April 22, 2009
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