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Bon jour...If you've been meaning to be at the courthouse for part of the molestation trial of Dr. William Ayres, you better hurry. Final arguments are upon us... Follow the proceedings (with a point of view) at William Ayres Watch(dog).
The San Bruno City Council is in the budget cutting hot-seat tonight as they (likely will) approve furlough days for their employees for the upcoming fiscal year.
To avoid (really) severe cuts, Millbrae property owners are voting on a renewal of their fire assessment. Ballots are due today -- so get on it!
Have we seen this headline before? (Courtesy of the Daily Journal): Four teens walk away from unfenced Camp Glenwood
Mountain lions. Bees. Really.
Remember when there was going to be a biodeisel plant in Pacifica? So do we... fond memories.
The Woodside drama involving Steve Jobs, the Woodside City Council, historic preservationists, and the Jackling House could be coming to an end. An agreement has been reached to allow for the dismantling of the "historic" house.
Politics + Palo Alto = Great Fun. Mayor Peter Drekmeier will NOT seek reelection, opening up the field for a free-for-all for Palo Alto's City Council in November. Stay tuned...
Speaking of mid-Peninsula politics, sort of... Meg Whitman "loaned" her campaign $15 million.
More importantly (?), David Lim received the endorsements of San Mateo City Councilmember Jan Epstein and Supervisor Mark Church.
Showing that they too can keep up with the 24-hour news cycle, the Almanac finally posts a story about the Civil Grand Jury's report on the Garbage Saga.
1 comment:
I think the good doctor will be found guilty of child molestation and will spend the remainder of his life in jail.
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