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Reporter's Notebook: District 2 gathering brings neighbors together to discuss Measure D (opens the original)
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Los Altos District 2 residents gathered informally at Grant Park on Thursday, Sept. 24, for an evening of community outreach and conversation. According to the event flyer, the gathering was intended to provide an opportunity for residents to learn more about Measure D and meet several candidates, including Jason Lin, who is running for Fremont Union High School District trustee; Lynette Lee Eng, a candidate for Los Altos City Council District 2; and David Poll, who is running for the Los Altos
No on Measure D group holds kickoff event (opens the original)
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A campaign kickoff event opposing Measure D was held Sunday at the home of Tamara and Stuart Fagan in Los Altos. More than 50 Los Altos residents gathered to voice their opposition to the measure, with several current and former city officials also in attendance. Speaking at the event and as an individual, not as the mayor, Los Altos Mayor Sally Meadows said voters elect City Council members to study the issues, consider the communityâs needs and make informed decisions on behalf of Los Altos.
Let’s talk about the jewel of Italian restaurants in Los Altos (opens the original)
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Nestled in the heart of Loyola Corners, Cafe Vitale is, in my opinion, the jewel of Italian dining in Los Altos. Before we talk about the food, hereâs a little local history. Loyola Corners got its name from the Jesuits of Santa Clara University. In 1904, they purchased 650 acres of the Hale Ranch, extending north from Permanente Creek, to establish a new college named after their founder, Saint Ignatius of Loyola. Today, the area is home to the Los Altos Golf & Country Club, along with a vari
Anky van Deursen launches District 2 city council campaign (opens the original)
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Van Deursen, who has lived in District 2 for more than 30 years, was joined at the event by residents from across the district, current and former Los Altos City Council members. During her remarks, van Deursen shared her vision for Los Altosâ future and the issues she says matter most to District 2 residents. Her priorities include improving traffic flow and pedestrian safety, supporting a vibrant local business community, protecting the cityâs parks and open spaces and expanding housing op
Dog days of summer (opens the original)
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I came into brunch at Ameswell Hotel with high hopes â and an even higher-energy date: my 16-month-old Lab, Waylon. The hotel (and its restaurant, Rogerâs) gets points right away for being dog-friendly, which is basically Waylonâs love language. The vibe here is genuinely great. Think live music on weekends, a monthly jazz brunch and a spacious outdoor area that practically begs you to linger with friends. Itâs the kind of place that feels like it should deliver a perfect brunch. And at
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