Emily Margaretten
- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 30, 2026
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Silja Paymer: Safe streets for kids and more green space (opens the original)
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Los Altos High School teacher | siljapaymer.com Silja Paymer, a teacher at Los Altos High School, is stepping out of the classroom and running for City Council with the stated goal of making Mountain View the best place for a child to grow up. For Paymer, that includes creating safer streets for walkers and bikers, expanding parks and other open space, and ensuring affordable housing is available so people can live and grow old in Mountain View, she told the Voice. “My top thing is safety for ki
Alex Amoroso: Public service and economic development (opens the original)
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U.S. Army Reserve Officer | alex4council.com Alex Amoroso, a U.S. Army Reserve Officer, sees public service as a calling and a duty, one that has propelled him to run for City Council. “I have a number of very disciplined, very pointed leadership based goals in mind I would absolutely love to bring to the council,” Amoroso told the Voice. “To not only advance this community that I have come to know and love but also preserve it for what it is.” In this November’s General Election, Amoroso is one
Erik Poicon: Promoting affordability and inclusion (opens the original)
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Santa Clara County Library Community Outreach Specialist | erik4mv.com Erik Poicon has dedicated his career to helping people access services that assist with housing, healthcare, employment and other essential needs. If elected to the City Council, Poicon says he would be invested in turning ideas into results to help local residents. “The housing we build, the transportation systems we create, the way we support our families and seniors, those decisions are going to affect the community,” Poic
IdaRose Sylvester: Protecting residents and 'standing up' for community (opens the original)
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Entrepreneur/educator | idarosesylvester.com A longtime local activist, IdaRose Sylvester has been a driving force behind the massive “No Kings” and other anti-Trump demonstrations in Mountain View over the past two years. The protests – which have highlighted solidarity among immigrants, workers, women and other groups – are some of the largest in Mountain View’s history, drawing tens of thousands to the city’s streets. The experience further solidified Sylvester’s desire to stand up for the co
Paul Donahue: Expanding parks and revitalizing downtown (opens the original)
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Hardware engineer | electpauldonahue.com For the past two decades, Paul Donahue has served on city advisory committees weighing in on land use, housing and environmental issues. He is now seeking to shape policies from the council dais. “I want to represent the entire community,” Donahue told the Voice. In this November’s General Election, Donahue is one of eight candidates vying for three seats on the Mountain View City Council, which sets policies and the overall direction of the city. There a
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