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OMVNA Chair’s Letter to the Mayor about Minton Lumber Redevelopment
The Steering Committee authorized Chair Noam Livnat to send this letter to the Mayor and Council prior to its June 16 meeting in which the proposal by Prometheus Development was reviewed. Dear Members of the City of Mountain View City … Continue reading
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Art & Wine Festival Seeks Volunteers, Sept. 12-13
By Julie Lovins Old Mountain View residents experience the annual Art & Wine Festival in at least two ways: as tourists in our own neighborhood, browsing a transformed Castro Street, and as hosts to tens of thousands of visitors from … Continue reading
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Lawn Gone, Garden Grown
With the increased popularity of home gardens, more and more homeowners are converting their lawns into productive gardens. Local residents Libby Dresel and John Brazil have done just that in their front yard at 307 Loreto. If you have seen … Continue reading
OMVNA’s letter about Prometheus Development on Minton site
Attached is the 6/16/09 letter from OMVNA steering committee to the city council on Prometheus’ proposed development of Minton’s lumber yard site. Letter to City Council (PDF)
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Energy Action: Can Changing Electric Rate Plans Save You Money?
By Bruce Karney PG&E’s residential customers have at least two choices of electric rate plans and you may be able to save money by switching plans. PG&E will provide you with a free estimated rate analysis comparing your rate to … Continue reading
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