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San Anselmo council contenders outline qualifications, goals (opens the original)
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The three-way race for two seats on the San Anselmo Town Council seats features candidates with contrasting leadership experience and styles. Mayor Steve Burdo, who is in his second term and is the longest-serving member of the council, is a gregarious networker who prides himself on mastering behind-the-scenes nuts and bolts to get results. “I think one of the things I bring is experience. I bring a willingness to go out and get in front of people,” he said. “I understand how the sausage gets m
Firehouse fray shadows Ross council race (opens the original)
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Whether Ross will reopen a firehouse is the top issue driving a contest for two Town Council seats on Nov. 3. The council closed the century-old fire station last year, following the advice of staff, consultants and fire officials who said nearby stations sufficed. Ross has committed to opening a paramedic facility by 2029. The firehouse question comes as Ross prepares to rebuild its public safety center and town offices. Mayor Julie McMillan, who is seeking another term after a decade on the co
MCE finance committee recommends rate cuts (opens the original)
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MCE is poised to sizably cut its portion of monthly electricity bills from November through March. The renewable energy agency’s finance committee voted 4-1 Thursday to recommend its full board of directors reduce rates by 22% to 28% when it next meets in mid-October. “This proposal is based on a significantly improved financial outlook compared to what we projected when the budget was adopted back in March,” said Maira Strauss, the chief financial officer. “It is strategic given the market cond
Ross council makes appointment to vacant seat (opens the original)
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The Ross Town Council has filled its open seat, choosing Jeffrey Kuhn to complete the remaining term of Bill Kircher. Kircher resigned this month with more than two years left on his term. The council appointed Kuhn at its meeting on Sept. 23. Kuhn is a retired corporate chief financial officer and consultant. Last winter, he convened a committee that brokered a compromise plan to rebuild the public safety center and town offices with capacity for a fire station. The town closed its fire station
Sausalito council contenders seek office in changing city (opens the original)
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Three seasoned officeholders and an outspoken newcomer are vying for two Sausalito City Council seats in the Nov. 3 election. The candidates include incumbents Jill Hoffman and Joan Cox, both two-time former mayors; Nastassya Saad, chair of the Planning Commission; and Adrian Brinton, a pro-business advocate who co-authored Measure X, a citizens initiative to deregulate commercial and industrial zoning in parts of the waterfront. Hoffman, first elected to the council in 2014, and Cox, first elec
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