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Intuit gives $500K to Mountain View’s affordable housing fund (opens the original)
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Intuit has contributed $500,000 to Mountain View’s affordable housing fund, bringing the balance to about $1.58 million as the city and a local community foundation seek additional donations for future housing projects. The Mountain View-based financial technology company is the first corporate donor to the Mountain View Affordable Housing Fund, according to a July 30 city news release. The fund was created earlier this year through a partnership between the city and the Los Altos Mountain View
Renovated Mountain View High classrooms end years of teacher room-sharing (opens the original)
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After seven years of construction, temporary classrooms and shifting teachers between buildings, when Mountain View High School students returned on Monday for the first day of school, all of the campus’s permanent classrooms were back in use – and, for the first time in years, no teachers sharing a room. The change came as the district wrapped up renovations to the school’s 300 and 400 wings, the latest phase of a broader bond-funded construction program that has reshaped much of the campus. At
A bigger Oktoberfest is coming to downtown Mountain View (opens the original)
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Mountain View Oktoberfest will expand its downtown footprint this fall, with organizers shifting food trucks and vendor booths to improve crowd flow and make room for more attendees. The City Council unanimously approved the special event permit, sound amplification permit and street closures for the 11th annual Oktoberfest at its June 23 meeting. The event is scheduled for Oct. 10 and 11. This year’s event will include Castro Street between Mercy Street and Yosemite Avenue, as well as Church St
Mountain View to close parking lot for police headquarters construction (opens the original)
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Most of a downtown Mountain View parking lot is set to close for more than five years as the city begins construction on its new police and fire headquarters, an over $200 million project that has been in the works for years. Last month, the City Council unanimously approved the closure of Lot 11, which sits at the corner of Villa and Franklin streets, and authorized city staff to move forward with the first phase of the construction project. The council also signed off on cutting down 40 herita
Mountain View's Computer History Museum receives $14 million donation (opens the original)
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The Computer History Museum in Mountain View has received two gifts totaling roughly $14 million to renovate its computer graphics gallery and preserve the collection of Autodesk co-founder John W. Walker. The gifts came from a donor identified as Mad Scientists Anonymous and will establish the John and Roxie Walker Computer Graphics, Music & Art Gallery, scheduled to open in spring 2027. The donation will also endow a series of rotating exhibitions and help make Walker’s personal and profession
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