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Saying Goodbye to Living in Downtown Mtn. View
By Ken Rosenberg My wife and I moved to downtown Mountain View in 1997 to buy our first home. We wanted to live in a house that was within walking distance to restaurants and night life. We felt that downtown … Continue reading
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Tagged Around the Neighborhood, houses
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Will You Be Ready Enough When “The Big One” Hits?
Fact: there is a 67% likelihood of an earthquake measuring 6.7 or more within 30 years, according to the USGS. When the Big One comes we need to be ready to survive without outside services up to 3 days. Will … Continue reading
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Tagged CERT, earthquakes, emergency response
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Library Seeks Volunteers to Help the Homebound
Do you have 1-2 hours of free time each month? Have you been looking for a volunteer opportunity that fits into your busy schedule? The City of Mountain View Public Library is looking for volunteers to deliver Library materials to … Continue reading
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What to Put in Your Earthquake Supply Kit
By Aaron Grossman Caution: do not use flames inside. Cook outside. Use flashlights, not candles. Water This is the single most important item! You should have one gallon per person per day. 1-gallon jugs are best – easily stored, carried, … Continue reading
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Celebrate Arts Month in Mountain View!
By Patricia Cheng In October, the City of Mountain View will celebrate National Arts and Humanities Month. The festivities will include a proclamation of Arts Month by Mayor Margaret Abe-Koga and activities that will inspire participation in the arts. Old … Continue reading
