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Titans beat Los Altos for SCVAL boys soccer bragging rights
Gunn secured the best record in Santa Clara Valley Athletic League De Anza Division boys soccer action as a result if its 2-1 victory over visiting Los Altos on Friday.
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Mountain View names new lead of economic development as businesses reel from COVID-19
With an eye towards recovery and boosting local businesses bruised by the COVID-19 pandemic, Mountain View city officials announced the hiring of John Lang as the city's new economic vitality manager.
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TheatreWorks launching first online New Works Festival
The New Works Festival Online will stream April 23-May 15, offering two musicals, three plays, a kickoff celebration and some artist talks. Festival passes are "pay what you can."
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How to celebrate Earth Day on the Midpeninsula
Many local organizations are offering some Earth Day-themed events, from panel discussions to participatory art. We've compiled a list of some Midpeninsula happenings lined up for this month.
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Mountain View bans gun possession on all city-owned property
Mountain View City Council members voted unanimously Tuesday to approve stricter gun control measures that ban firearms on all city-owned property. Council members also agreed to pursue tighter rules on safe storage of guns.
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Your COVID-19 vaccine questions — answered
We've compiled a list of who can currently get vaccinated in San Mateo and Santa Clara counties, plus answers to common questions and links to resources.
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Photo essay: Life under the coronavirus
Through images, we show how Midpeninsula residents and workers are coping with the COVID-19 threat that has disrupted our lives.
Massive zoning overhaul in Mountain View would increase density, potentially adding 9,000 new homes
The city of Mountain View is looking to revamp its residential zoning across 480 acres of land dispersed throughout the city,... Last comment 13 hours ago | 22 comments
Guest opinion: Want to help the environment? Take a look at your stocks.
In a guest opinion, Mountain View resident Donna Davies writes about the process of divesting fossil fuel stocks and mutual... Last comment 4 hours ago | 5 comments
A New Shade of Green
by Sherry Listgarten
Where is it unsafe to bike around town?
Apr 18, 2021 | 21 comments
Couple's Net
by Chandrama Anderson
"What Did You Do?"
Apr 16, 2021 | 1 comment
Peninsula Foodist
by The Peninsula Foodist
An extra helping: Local restaurants unite for two days of fundraising for AAPI group
Apr 14, 2021 | 0 comments
An Alternative View
by Diana Diamond
My Man vs. Squirrel
Apr 13, 2021 | 8 comments
101 entrance @ Moffet Blvd.
Submitted by Gabriel Lozoya on Oct 11, 2012
Mountain View names new lead of economic development as businesses reel from COVID-19
With an eye towards recovery and boosting local businesses bruised by the COVID-19 pandemic, Mountain View city officials announced last week the hiring of John Lang as the city's new economic vitality manager. Monday, 1:16 PM
Titans beat Los Altos for SCVAL boys soccer bragging rights
Gunn secured the best record in Santa Clara Valley Athletic League De Anza Division boys soccer action as a result if its 2-1 victory over visiting Los Altos on Friday. SHP won its boys water polo finale to finish unbeaten. Monday, 1:18 PM
Coronavirus central: Thousands of vaccine appointments open up in Santa Clara County
Santa Clara County has received a major boost in its supply of COVID-19 vaccines, making thousands of additional inoculation appointments available this week. Monday, 1:25 PM
Local nonprofit FabMo launches virtual Spring Artisan Showcase
FabMo, which rescues and repurposes discontinued designer fabrics and samples, hosts its first springtime Artisan Showcase, featuring artists who use the nonprofit's materials in their creations. The showcase is online through June 20. Monday, 10:00 AM | 1 comments
Guest opinion: Want to help the environment? Take a look at your stocks.
In a guest opinion, Mountain View resident Donna Davies writes about the process of divesting fossil fuel stocks and mutual funds. Saturday, 8:54 AM | 5 comments
Stanford begins clinical trials to expand Pfizer vaccine access to young children
Stanford Health Care has begun laying the clinical groundwork to expand COVID-19 vaccine eligibility to the country's youngest children, joining in a nationwide trial to see how safe the Pfizer vaccine is for people ages 2 to 5. Friday, 10:45 AM
It's time for radical empathy: Former Menlo College provost releases new book on tackling racism
For Terri Givens, the former provost of Menlo College and a resident of unincorporated West Menlo Park, the key to overcoming racial barriers in America comes down to two deceptively simple words. Friday, 1:15 PM
Massive zoning overhaul in Mountain View would increase density, potentially adding 9,000 new homes
The city of Mountain View is looking to revamp its residential zoning across 480 acres of land dispersed throughout the city, with an eye toward increased density that could lead to the construction of 9,000 new homes. Thursday, 12:21 PM | 22 comments
Mountain View restaurants launch fundraiser against anti-Asian hate
Responding to mass shootings, Mountain View bans gun possession on all city-owned property
COVID-19 vaccine eligibility expands to people ages 16 and up in Santa Clara County
Two teens injured in drive-by shooting in Mountain View
Stanford University plans to resume in-person learning this fall
Santa Clara, San Mateo counties halt use of Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine

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