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Steering Committee Dates
Future meetings: Monday October 13 and November 10 at 7:30 p.m. at 580 Castro in the Chamber of Commerce Board Room. Everyone is welcome to attend! Agendas are sent to the OMVNAtalk e-mail list a few days before each meeting. … Continue reading
OMVNA General Meeting and Candidate Forum
Join us on Thursday, October 16 at 7:30 p.m. in the Council Chambers at City Hall for our biennial Candidate Forum. All of the candidates running for City Council have been invited, and the acceptances are coming in! This is … Continue reading
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A Few Minutes With…Paul Goldstein
by Velva Rowell I first met Paul when he and his wife moved back to Mountain View in 2004. I watched them remodel the house on Mercy Street that they have owned since 1972. When I re-joined the Steering Committee, … Continue reading
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OMVNA Steering Committee Nominees for Coming Year
Each year a Nominating Committee is formed to identify residents who are willing to spend a few hours each month serving on the OMVNA Steering Committee. This year’s Nominating Committee was chaired by Velva Rowell (our Newsletter Editor) and it … Continue reading
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Critter Column: Skippers
by Jack Perkins Skippers are very common, orange and tawny colored, inch long butterfly-like creatures. They are not true butterflies but lie somewhere between butterfly and moth; mostly leaning towards butterfly. There are over 3500 species world-wide and are doing … Continue reading
