A gigantic "Palin for President 2012" sign could soon be erected in San Carlos... seriously. Lord help us all...'Tis the season for campaigns... so:
The Sequoia Union High School District endorsements have been coming fast and furious. The one constant, Editorial Boards up and down the Peninsula are continuing their love affair with Chris Thomsen... We are sorry we missed this earlier, but Bruce at PP Examiner broke down this race and the San Mateo Union High School District race previously...
We've been following David Lim for sometime here on Watch Dog and his (second) bid for the San Mateo City Council... and the money is now flowing in to his campaign. We don't believe that is a coincidence, but perhaps it is...
Pedro Gonzales is also raking in some cash for his campaign for SSF City Council.
And in Half Moon Bay, Sofia Freer and Deborah Ruddock are leading the fundraising pack (or PAC, as the case may be...)
SamTrans is entering 2005 with a new idea: GPS on buses so people can know when they are coming... (That is no typo. GPS on buses is hardly a new idea...)
The Fox Theatre in Redwood City received a stay of execution yesterday for a month. (It isn't actually being executed, the sale has been delayed...)
If and when the Fox Theatre gets sold, when you go shows you'll be able to pick up In-N-Out on the way there (or the way home) because the Redwood City Planning Commission approved a plan for an In-N-Out on Veterans Boulevard... animal style please.
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