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Challenger outraises Menlo Park City Council District 2 incumbent (opens the original)
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Finance and Audit Commissioner Vamsi Velagapudi has raised almost $2,000 more than incumbent Drew Combs in the Menlo Park City Council District 2 race, according to campaign filings detailing donations made through Sept. 19. While all of Combs’ contributions, which total $10,840, are from people based in the Peninsula and most from Menlo Park, Velagapudi raised funds from other parts of the state and country as well. Velagapudi, who has raised a total of $12,670, said he is proud to have more fi
Menlo Park rejects state’s demand to approve Sunset magazine high-rise as a new property buyer emerges (opens the original)
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The Menlo Park City Council is ready to fight the state to prevent a high-rise development on the former Sunset magazine campus, even if it means cutting local services to fund the effort, Mayor Betsy Nash announced on Sept. 29. Hours later, Councilmember Drew Combs dropped a bombshell in his newsletter: a “serious” buyer is interested in purchasing the property at 80 Willow Road from the Russian oligarch who reportedly owns it. “The City Council believes it is important to get this right, even
Menlo Park rejects state’s demand to approve Sunset magazine high-rise as a new property buyer emerges (opens the original)
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The Menlo Park City Council is ready to fight the state to prevent a high-rise development on the former Sunset magazine campus, even if it means cutting local services to fund the effort, Mayor Betsy Nash announced on Sept. 29. Hours later, Councilmember Drew Combs dropped a bombshell in his newsletter: a “serious” buyer is interested in purchasing the property at 80 Willow Road from the Russian oligarch who reportedly owns it. “The City Council believes it is important to get this right, even
The Almanac to host Menlo Park City Council candidate forum on Oct. 8 (opens the original)
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Ahead of a pivotal election in Menlo Park, The Almanac is hosting a candidate forum for the Menlo Park City Council on Thursday, Oct. 8. All six candidates have agreed to attend the forum, which is open to the public and will run from 6 to 7:30 p.m. in the City Council Chambers, located at 751 Laurel St. For those who can’t attend in person, the forum will be livestreamed on YouTube and a recording will be available afterward, thanks to assistance from Midpen Media Center. RSVP to receive the li
Councilmember urges citywide traffic review as developer adds housing to SRI project in Menlo Park (opens the original)
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As Menlo Park considers an expanded redevelopment plan for SRI International’s former campus that would add nearly 300 more housing units, Councilmember Jeff Schmidt is urging the city to conduct a broader review before approving it or other major projects in the area. The redevelopment of SRI International’s 64-acre Menlo Park campus on Burgess Drive has changed significantly since Menlo Park-based developer Lane Partners began work on the project, called Parkline, in 2018. The revised Parkline
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