Mountain View, CA News

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• Editorial: Five in running for two Superior Court seats
• VIDEO: Voices Around Town | Campaign Contributions
• Happy Birthday Mannie!
• Police use stun gun in brawl behind Zen Lounge
• 'They had the wrong guy'
• Merlone Geier seeks OK for city's tallest building
• Driver crashes minutes before Obama motorcade speeds by
• Hangar One supporters send Obama a message
• President lands at Moffett
• Don't miss this month-end opportunity to connect with local businesses, elected...
• Council gives green light to Lt. Ballard post office dedication
• Council OKs study of rising sea level
• Police draw guns in Walmart lot
• GSA outlines disposal process for Moffett Field
• Concerns about job losses, national security
• SAP Palo Alto vice president arrested for LEGO scam
• Enhance the results you get from your networking.
• Dumbarton Bridge to close May 25-29
• Here comes the sun
• Navy plans a war on 'hazardous' wildlife
• New program treats sleep and sex disorders
• What's next for Moffett Field?
• District hires new Huff principal
• VIDEO: Voices Around Town | Cigarette tax hike
• Hangar One supporters prepare for Obama visit
• Unarmed man robs Rotten Robbie station
• Moon to eclipse sun on Sunday
• Hospital to pick new board members
• Neighbors strike deal over disputed roof-top patio
• Seven injured in crash near Palo Alto-Mountain View border
• Tonight: commission to look at plans for San Antonio center
• Businesses: developer using fence to force land sale
• College district refinances bond
• Agents target heroin-trafficking ring
• When are the best times to post your messages on social media?
• Hospital District board member steps down
• Voters Guide: June's primary is a whole new ballgame
• Voters Guide: Competition heats up for new state Senate district
• Voters Guide: Three challenge Rich Gordon in Assembly race
• Voters Guide: Measure A resolves questions over control of jail
• Voters Guide: Three elected officials vie for 5th District supervisor seat
• We're getting re-certified! The Chamber became a certified green business in 200...
• Mountain View resident accused of running 'pill mill'
• Voters Guide: School district seeks approval of $198 million bond
• Student research helps 'change the world'
• VIDEO: Voices Around Town | CEO Pay Cap
• Fancy fungus among us
• Smoking ban takes effect Tuesday
• El Camino to interview new board members at meeting
• Community blasts NASA chief's proposal to dispose of Moffett
• Council wrestles with grade separation designs
• Man makes off with cash in deli hold-up
• NASA wants GSA to dispose of Hangar One, Moffett airfield
• Wishing our very special Doris a early Happy Mother's Day from her Chamber kids.
• Burglary spree at The Americana Apartments complex
• Making a splash at the Olympics
• City wins grant to launch nine bike-sharing stations
• Simitian pushes bill to keep parks open
• Despite protests, council switches animal services
• Man exposes self to middle-school girl -- twice
• A failure to communicate
• Advocates for Palo Alto shelter make last minute plea to keep MV's business
• Opportunity awaits local grads
• LASD, Bullis reach tentative agreement
• The lack of available office space in Mountain View might lead to Mayfield Mall...
• Voice wins honors for photos
• New classrooms coming to local high schools
• A new, conveniently located, Walgreens is open - you can't miss it.
• Sweet Tomatoes - Welcome to Mountain View! As the picture tells, your support of...
• Hospital executive pay cap one step closer to reality
• Housing at Mayfield mall site dumped for offices
• Young Afghani tech exec shadows local firm
• Congratulations to Walgreens (El Camino & Escuela) on today's Ribbon Cutting Cer...
• Orchestra is open to adoption
• New county ordinance to limit payday lenders
• Electrification of Caltrain approved by board
• What did you learn at the Social Media Conference?
• Kids sing on the big stage
• Neighbors embrace Day Worker Center
• Utilities rates may increase
• Suicide attempt or botched burglary?
• StartUp competition-an opportunity for businesses that have been in operation le...
• The Chamber's government advocacy is our member's silent workhorse.
• A new Walgreens is opening in Mountain View. Be a part of the celebration while...
• Summer Spare the Air season begins
• We've been receiving lots of positive feedback from yesterday's Social Media Con...
• Immigrant rights march draws people to downtown
• We did it! The Social Media Conference was a big success...
• Food for thought
• Drinking while off-road driving, police say
• Controlled chaos!
• Highway 101 in Palo Alto to get two carpool lanes
• Sunnyvale snaps up Martello
• A sweet ride
• 1hr and 9m left to register.
• Bikes stolen from apartment balcony
• Thank you sponsors!
• Social Media Conference t-shirts are in courtesy of Chamber Member, Big Frog.
• 'Startup Village' sets up downtown
• Venture capitalists make lifetime philanthropy pledge
• Tuesday's keynote speakers are: Leo Rocco, Founder & CEO of GoPago and John Plo...
• A spring fling
• Police: Gun-wielding suspect 'targeted' victims
• Apology doesn't change approval of roof-top patio
• Trees axed for $1.6 million condos
• VIDEO: Voices Around Town | Mad Cow concerns
• Preparing for tomorrow's board retreat and Tuesday's Social Media Conference. Y...
• Don't freak out......4 days left to register for Social Media Conference.
• Condos may set trend on El Camino
• Sexual battery alleged at MV business
• NASA and SETI seek video of meteor
• 2,000 miles on a bike
• Take the fear out of social media. Last few days to register.
• Community Center: rehab or replace?
• Mobile guides aid exploration of open space
• Immigration rights May Day march
• Our membership directory is back, thanks to our awesome staff, Jen de Souza. Ch...
• Neighbors unhappy with roof-top patio added to Minton's project
• MV painting company operator charged with fraud
• One week away from the best Social Media Conference ever! Register today!
• Planning for transitional kindergarten
• Council to take another stab at Rengstorff Park plan
• Multiple power outages hit city
• Car smashes through shop window
• High-speed-rail analysis sets stage for more lawsuits
• "Houston, we have a solution"
• Testing for the test
• VIDEO: Voices Around Town | Plastic Bag Ban
• Bring a friend or co-worker and save up to 60%.
• Algae turns waste into fuel
• Two laptops stolen from local business
• Youth sports camp preview this weekend
• Crazy enthusiasm at Microsoft's Grand Opening of their new store at Stanford.
• Push to rename MV's post office for fallen soldier
• Mistaken ID in bike robbery arrest?
• City looks for solution to North Bayshore traffic woes
• So many different, fun ways to use social media on this video. Have you register...
• Legislative analyst: 'Deny high-speed rail funding'
• Rengstorff House wedding bookings near record levels
• Man attempts to steal bag of dog droppings
• Huff principal leaving for Menlo Park school
• We love seeing our member's businesses be busy.
• Is your CEO/Owner using social media? If not, they should.
• Google scales back bridge project
• Robbery suspect nabbed
• Review: Steinbeck shines on stage
• Mathnasium of Mountain View-Los Altos is now open in San Antonio Shopping Center
• Two-alarm fire at apartment complex
• Rain or shine, today's Ribbon Cutting at Mathnasium will go on. Being raffled, o...
• Storm sets records
• VIDEO: Voices Around Town | Tax Preparation
• Young art students win scholarships
• Happy Friday 13th! You can visit one of these haunted places or come by the Cha...
• CHAC's Monique Kane named "Woman of the year"
• High-speed-rail authority OKs new business plan
• Welcome Mathnasium Mountain View-Los Altos to the local community and celebrate...
• Social Media Conference May 1st: Learn how to connect with family, friends, cus...
• Erik Onorato remembered by friends, family
• High-speed-rail critics eye fresh legal challenges
• New role for former city manager
• Nearly 85% of nonprofits surveyed use social media. But less than half are sati...
• Athena/SOAR Luncheon photos by LightSplash Photography.
• City-wide ban on plastic bags is back on the table
• When background checks miss the mark
• Two-alarm fire breaks out at apartment complex
• Fatal accident on Shoreline Boulevard
• Armed robbery on Easter
• Just came back from Passage to India to discuss our mixer this Wednesday and the...
• Budget fix could combine fire and police department jobs
• You should do it yourself and we'll show you how at our May 1st conference. www....
• Police bust six businesses in underage alcohol sting
• New hope for city's burrowing owls
• 'Renegade' robot aims for global domination
• $1.2 million condos approved for 324 Bryant St.
• Social media without friends.
• Sort through the social media babble.
• April crackdown on distracted driving
• We're excited for today's Ribbon Cutting Ceremony at For the Love of Dance. Joi...
• All together now
• Army: toxic cleanup is not our problem
• Man faces murder charge in hit-and-run fatality
• What's happening in Mountain View.....?
• Highlighting some of our larger events on Comcast Newsmakers.
• Happy birthday Heidi! We adore our IloveMV writer!
• District studies the value of A's and B's
• Leadership Mountain View-one of the best leadership/community programs in the area.
• Help us welcome our new Government Affairs Coordinator, Diana Bautista.
• Woman surprises burglars in her home
• Hit-and-run victim identified
• Exhibit is a journey through water's role
• Tip: How to host a successful mixer.
• Fire causes $500K in damage to garage
• Police arrest man for fatal hit-and-run collision
• Shoplifting attempt goes awry
• Judge halts challenge to school district bond
• Welcome new speakers to May 1st Social Media Conference, Alan Bayer with Wonder...
• VIDEO: Voices Around Town | Health Care
• High-speed rail price tag drops by $30B in new plan
• MV woman receives top honor in athletic training
• Fallen tree knocks out service Saturday
• Parents concerned over district's handling of Bubb incident
• Welcome Black Chamber of Commerce, Hispanic Chamber of Commerce and Sunnyvale Ch...
• No one harmed in apparent attempted abduction in Los Altos Hills
• Simitian revives 'Breast Cancer Detection' bill
• Sketch released of 'stranger' who lunged at Bubb student
• Running for orphans
• No end to schools' battle over space
• Plan to modernize Caltrain sails through regional commission
• Sunnyvale teen set up in robbery
• Cash mob gives helping hand to downtown grocer
• MV's withdrawl could shut down animal shelter
• Grant Road cameras monitor traffic, not people
• Happy early birthday to Oscar!
• Thanks Campbell, Cupertino, Korean-American, Los Gatos, Milpitas, Palo Alto and...
• Man injured in fight outside liquor store
• Medicine, video game stolen in burglary
• Come celebrate new local business 'For the Love Dance' in Mountain View with res...
• Don't text and drive, teens urge
• Pleased to announce GoPago as a Big Wig sponsor of our May 1st social media conf...
• VIDEO: Voices Around Town | Texting & Driving
• Food trucks need new rules, council says
• Lucky liquor store sells another lottery winner
• Local man suing to block bond measure
• Sparks fly in "Civility Roundtable" immigration discussion
• "Cash Mob" to hit downtown grocer
• Palo Alto burglars ditch loot in Mountain View
• It's almost Friday. Anyone up for some Thursday evening appetizers, drinks and...
• Navy allows close look at Hangar One
• El Camino board explains need for more members
• Candidates lining up for fall race
• Corporations are not people, council says
• Restaurant burglar takes $360 in steaks
• Creativity thriving at Crittenden
• Congratulations to the 8 SOAR Scholarship recipients.
• Thank you everyone for attending today's Athena/SOAR Scholarship Luncheon. And...
• Party guest attacks host with metal pipe
• Molly Magees employee punched in face
• Did you watch Dancing with the Stars last night and notice who Cheryl Burke's da...
• New teaching system a hit
• PTAs oppose Bullis' plan to close LASD campus
• We're pleased to announce that Facebook is speaking at our May 1st Social Media...
• Hackers hit MV's streets in "underwear run"
• Civility Roundtable on undocumented workers
• Ticket sales end today at noon for the Athena/SOAR Luncheon. Click on the link...
• Open Space District buys threatened frog habitat
• El Camino names new hospital CFO
• New principals for Crittenden, Stevenson schools
• Lieber's campaign to focus on Prop. 13, budget
• CHP on alert during St. Patrick's weekend
• Hacker Dojo to hold "underwear run" fundraiser on St. Patrick's Day
• Pleased to announce our newest sponsor for Social Media Conference Silicon Valle...
• Deer Hollow Farm spring tours begin
• Thank you to Peninsula Building Materials, The Milk Pail and Artisan Wine Depot...
• Bay Area gas prices skyrocket in past month
• Eateries can't compete with Google's free food
• Rain forecast to last through Saturday
• Congratulations to Chamber members, Creation Ground Media and Studio 22 Design f...
• Rail chief pitches new high-speed plan
• Hill urges support for Caltrain electrification plan
• $20K taken in home burglary
• El Camino to hold community forums
• Con man Gann loose in Bay Area, police say
• Members please check your inbox and take a few minutes to complete the member su...
• While registering for the Social Media Conference, don't forget to register for...
• $40K stolen in apartment burglary
• Tuesday: new plan for high-speed rail to be unveiled in MV
• VIDEO: Immigration | Voices Around Town
• Chamber member, Ed Fike, of Hobees talks about using social media to help grow h...
• Bay Area looks to cash in on high-speed-rail funds
• We don't mess around. We are happy to announce that Google will be speaking at...
• Community college district refinancing decision means lower property taxes
• Bluetooth headsets stolen from Sprint store
• Fire caused by 'discarded smoking material," officials say
• Hey YIPEE's don't think the rest of us can't catch up to you when it comes to so...
• Whether you're a small or large business, social media, if executed correctly, c...
• Closing the gap for English learners
• Tough road for undocumented teens
• We our proud to honor two outstanding women this month, Laura Macias and Carolyn...
• Four train tracks may still be ahead for MV
• Kids on stage
• Second Harvest struggling as food prices rise
• Mediation begins for Bullis, LASD
• Survey says parcel tax would fail
• Free tax help today at MV library
• Early Bird Discount ends March 14th!
• Building a bridge, word by word
• Arrillaga plan could give TheatreWorks a permanent home
• Learn from the people and companies who invented social media. Register for soc...
• Thanks to our members, this year we are giving (8) $1500 scholarships. Deadline...
• Council interested in property swap for office project
• About face
• Earthquake, 4.0, rattles Bay Area Monday morning
• Review: A little less plot, a little more harmless fun
• New Facebook apps to spearhead emergency support
• Feature story: A romance in black and white
• Voters could roll back top salaries
• Armed robbers take jewelry from shop
• Taqueria La Bamba burglarized
• New exercise system 'hacks the brain'
• Welcoming Walgreens pharmacies to the Chamber of Commerce Mountain View - lookin...
• Kaiser Permanente and Palo Alto Medical Foundation receive top honors from Calif...
• One household's eye-opening energy audit
• Welcoming Photography by Busa to the Chamber of Commerce Mountain View!
• Council balks at $100,000 shuttle study
• Man killed on train tracks Feb. 23 is identified
• VIDEO: Dana Garden apartment fire
• Fire guts apartments on Dana Street
• Teens may have accidentally thwarted burglary
• Classes help parents help their kids
• Basking in the window
• Simitian's proposed law seeks to boost medicine donations
• Good luck to all the Oscars nominees. Need a place to watch the Oscars? There...
• New grocer seeks city's help
• Welcoming Scientific Equipment Repair to the Chamber of Commerce Mountain View a...
• VIDEO: Voices Around Town | Drive-thru ban proposal
• Body found in burning car
• MVLA won't evict Parent Observation preschool
• School bond measure near approval
• Mora Drive businesses escape April eviction
• Small businesses want to be part of North Bayshore plan
• Is your business interested in going green? Tomorrow is the last day to register...
• Avenidas Rose Kleiner to hold open house Feb. 23
• Cheerleaders seek funds for trip to nationals
• The new, new math
• The end of the drive-thru on El Camino?
• Local teen starts adolescent stuttering support group
• Walk away with a strategy for growing your business that can be implemented imme...
• Less than two hours left to RSVP for tomorrow's Big Wig Luncheon and hear Mounta...
• YIPEE is in their 4th year of connecting young professionals in the Silicon Vall...
• SUV/auto crash sends woman to hospital
• Botched shoplifting turns to robbery at Walmart
• We are proud to announce our 2012 Athena recipients for Outstanding Business Wom...
• Chamber of Commerce Mountain View welcomes Francesca's Sports Bar!
• Bullis, LASD to enter mediation talks
• Women sentenced in $256,000 Palo Alto credit union fraud
• MV man, 35, shot Wednesday in East Palo Alto
• Only two food & beverages in Mountain View are "Green Certified". Our Green Bus...
• Handgun stolen in burglary
• District may evict preschool, use space for high-risk teens
• Cheryl Burke Dance Studio has special Chamber member pricing to tomorrow's fundr...
• Former city manager supports village concept for North Bayshore
• Owner to be reunited with lost Super Bowl camera
• Missed Celebration of Leaders? Thanks to our media sponsor, KMVT, you can watch...
• Revolt by smokers fails to sway council
• DA: Domestic violence led to 16 deaths in 2011
• Tonight: smokers hope to overturn smoking ban for bar patios
• Parent Observation preschool could close
• Palo Alto hopes to lure industry to MV border
• Burglar nabs TV while residents sleep
• Chamber of Commerce Mountain View welcomes Medchem Corporation!
• Daytime burglary nets computers, jewelry
• Wanted: Identity of man who lost camera at Super Bowl
• White House may decide Hangar One's fate
• VIDEO: Voices Around Town | Valentine's Day
• School's classrooms are hospital rooms
• Last day to submit an Athena nomination is today. Not too late to recognize that...
• Police standoff ends peacefully
• False alarm: BB gun mistaken for firearm
• FBI file: Steve Jobs a 'driven, reality distorter'
• One giant leap for former fast-food joint
• Four-track design back on the table for high-speed rail
• Union moves forward on initiative to cap executive pay at hospital
• What days of the week do you send out your newsletter?
• Price jumps for school lunches, bus passes
• If you have pictures from last night's mixer, please share them.
• Local teacher announces run for state senate
• Chamber of Commerce Mountain View welcomes American Youth Rugby Union - Mountain...
• Police arrest former Los Altos city employee
• Rally at City Hall celebrates Prop 8 ruling
• Silicon Valley economy rebounding, report says
• Free program to reduce energy bills
• School district raising price of lunch, bus passes
• Housing groups get a break in restoring old homes
• Playing to learn
• CSA offers free home repairs for low-income households
• Foundations coming back after recession
• VIDEO: Voices Around Town | School Lunches
• New rules for healthier school lunches
• MV bus yard goes solar
• Bullis, LASD continue to butt heads
• We are proud to be a partner of Black History Month events in Mountain View. Vi...
• Services planned for Foothill coach Boyett
• Learn about what the future may have in store for the development of Mountain Vi...
• King withdraws from county supervisor race
• Downtown Revitalization Authority shuts down today
• Simitian takes lead in funds raised for supervisor race
• MVHS debuts new pool with a splash
• USPS may move MV business mail service to Los Altos
• Kaiser strike shutters MV psychiatry department
• Hacker Dojo wins reprieve from city
• Foothill College football coach Doug Boyett passes away
• A whole life in whole grain
• El Camino program targets 'functioning' addicts
• Simitian: Gov. Brown seeks deeper school finance reform
• Last night we honored amazing individuals and businesses at our Celebration of L...
• VIDEO: Assemblyman Jerry Hill discusses pipeline safety
• Legal battle ends between Bullis, LASD
• Survey shows support for new school bond
• Tonight we recognize Peninsula Youth Theatre as Outstanding Nonprofit Organizati...
• Sneak peak of one of our honorees at tomorrow's Celebration of Leaders - Helming...
• City could shut down Hacker Dojo
• Caltrain ponders tax increase to fund operations
• Underwear thief arrested
• Thanks to the generosity of our members, we are once again giving away $1500 sch...
• Crittenden to hold special education fair
• Council passes smoking ban
• Eshoo finds few surprises in 'exceptional' State of the Union
• El Camino Hospital boardmember stepping down
• Rail authority slammed for lax contract oversight
• El Camino Hospital gets repairs
• Meeting on Caltrain's fare increases
• Call for speakers. The Chamber is hosting a social media bootcamp for small & m...
• VIDEO: Voices Around Town: How do you feel about SOPA?
• Cupertino Councilman Barry Chang to run for county supervisor
• Hot off the press! Programs are ready for this Friday's Celebration of Leaders!
• This is one of many reasons that makes Mountain View the best. Thank you Kiwanis!
• UPDATE: No gunman found after 2.5-hour search
• YMCA honors MV woman
• Apartment developer buys hotel, Western Appliance building
• SOLD OUT: Celebration of Leaders Awards event. Friday we honor some exceptional...
• Time to brag about our beautiful city.
• El Camino bus lanes nixed by council, again
• Rich Gordon to seek another term in state Assembly
• Supreme court will not hear LASD, Bullis case
• No fear of drought, for now
• City museum plan is history
• Community Services director Dave Muela retires
• Eshoo leads opposition to Stop Online Piracy Act
• Know any AMAZING women? Take a few minutes and nominate them today! Deadline to...
• Police chase ends in Mountain View
• World War II vet's heroism honored, 66 years later
• Tonight: Council to vote on Annex flood basin
• Hundreds celebrate aboard 'Freedom Train'
• Jewelry, camera stolen in apartment burglary
• Pizza deliveryman robbed at gunpoint
• Council kills request for detailed meeting minutes
• Artful framing
• Cuts and more cuts threaten school budgets
• VIDEO: Voices Around Town
• Downed high-voltage lines cause fire near trailer park
• Face-biting suspect may just be cheek-pincher
• Hospital board to expand by summer
• Rail authority CEO to resign
• Amazing turnout at last night's Tri-City mixer. Thank you to Hotel Cabana for h...
• Hospital workers vote to keep union
• Fresh & Busy
• Agency could end hospital's tax power
• Winter's 14th Spare the Air alert issued
• Council member wowed by ride in Google's fighter jet
• Shirakawa elected SC County board president
• Winter's 13th Spare the Air alert issued
• VIDEO: Voices Around Town | Top stories of 2011
• Local woman to pay medical bills with $1 million lottery prize
• Suspect arrested in bank parking lot robbery
• Happy one year anniversary to Katrina, Program & Events Manager! Imagine planni...
• Police in armed standoff with 'mentally ill' man
• A 'Good Start' toward going green
• The best and worst movies of 2011
• Courses focus on care for the caregiver
• Join us Wed. Jan. 11th for the annual Tri-City Mixer with Palo Alto and Los Alto...
• Police say masseur assaulted sleeping customer
• Thank you Sweet Leaf Cafe for providing us with a delicious and nutritious break...
• Diet-supplement distributor pays $1.5M settlement
• Downtown district is out of business
• New Member Breakfast, January 2012: Chamber of Commerce Mountain View
• Abe-Koga drops bid for county supervisor
• Dry winter increasing fire risk, officials warn
• Kasperzak, Inks named mayor, vice mayor
• Deer Hollow needs volunteers
• Congratulations to our new Mayor, Mike Kasperzak! Wishing him a productive year...
• Filling bellies, and stockings at CSA
• Mountain View's top stories of 2011
• Report: Halt state funding for high-speed rail
• Kasperzak says he'd be 'accessible' as mayor
• Second Harvest donations falling short
• We begin the new year with loyal friends. Thank you to our Renewing Members! 22...
• DUI arrests down in Santa Clara County
• VIDEO: Voices Around Town | New Year's resolutions
• Wishing all of you a safe and Happy New Year! We're looking forward to a superb...
• Google gives to local schools in 2011
• State court says yes to RDA shutdown
• TV and computer taken from burgled home
• New Year's revels on the Midpeninsula
• Officer identified in police car accident
• CSMA has kids singing a new tune
• New law requires car seats for kids under age 8
• Police, DA to step up DUI arrests with $161K grant
• Police release sketch of burglary suspect
• Governor names new Santa Clara County judge
• More domestic violence in a bad economy
• VIDEO: Voices Around Town | Memorable gifts
• Air district urges public to avoid burning wood
• Nearly 250 arrested for DUI over holiday week
• Will council give businesses more time to move?
• Social video
• Burglar breaks into garage while family sleeps
• NASA report: New Hangar One skin cheaper than demolition
• Firefighters move into new Shoreline station
• Our office will be closed for the holidays from noon 12/22 to 1/3. Thank you fo...
• Winter Wonderland, courtesy of California Artists
• Marshals, helicopter hunt man in Mountain View
• More stress for school bus system
• Wednesday another 'Spare the Air' day
• Cool timelapse video of a board meeting.
• Science for everyone
• Increase your sales team without hiring. We have two leads groups to choose from.
• Police release sketch of burglary suspect
• Backyard beekeeping: big gains for little effort
• Bicyclist suffers serious injuries on El Camino
• Hospital unveils new smart phone app
• Holiday Fund update: Google contributes $10,000 & becomes first company to dona...
• This is how we roll at holiday mixers....
• VIDEO: Voices Around Town | Google, Hangar One
• Flood of development proposals get council support
• Holiday Fund: Patients overwhelm Rotacare clinic
• Survey seeks public opinion on new affordable housing tax
• City to hire staff to handle Google's growth
• Military children find holiday treats at Moffett
• Update: NASA sitting on offer to save Hangar One
• Air district issues 'Spare the Air' alert for Wednesday
• Better living through ballet
• Boy and mom discover burglars
• Dittmer's begins remodeling new location
• Nazi propaganda left downtown
• Rose Kleiner Center expands services
• Land could create continuous habitat corridor
• Welcome new Chamber member-The Pear Avenue Theatre, a hidden gem in Mountain View.
• Just came from a walk-through at Star One Credit Union and they are pulling out...
• City may hire more staff to handle Google's growth
• Our new membership directory is available. Give us feedback.
• Foothill professor is an astronomy star
• Cops that Care Toy Drive here at the Chamber. Help put a smile on child's face t...
• Man robbed at gunpoint
• MV Whisman district board approves boundary changes
• Council gives commission a bit more power
• Holiday Fund: Counseling for kids, teens and everyone in between
• Networking Tip: Don't "network" at events. Ask people to tell you what they do...
• VIDEO: Voices Around Town | Outdoor smoking
• Google execs offer to save Hangar One
• Council getting serious on new shuttle service
• Dynamo trio at today's Big Wig Luncheon
• Let it glow
• Council OKs teen center construction funds
• Air district issues second 'Spare the Air' alert
• Indecent exposure on Stevens Creek Trail
• Free talk on search for extraterrestrial intelligence
• From our team to our members, friends and family. Wishing all of you happy holi...
• Cupertino resident dies in fiery Los Altos crash
• Decked out for the holidays
• 'Spare the Air' alert issued for Wednesday
• Local grocery store hit in card-skimming scam
• Country Gourmet introduces new retail product line.
• Opinion shifts against high-speed rail
• Want to get your nonprofit funded? Want grow your business while giving? RSVP...
• Tap water may turn milky on Peninsula
• Miffed over meeting minutes
• Two people killed by trains identified
• Woman finds burglar in home
• VIDEO: Voices Around Town | winter health
• Mentoring brings generations together
• Property manager charged with grand theft
• Congratulations to our 2012 Celebration of Leaders honorees!
• Los Altos district continues to battle Bullis
• Major smoking clampdown is in the air
• An abundance of holiday home tours
• From greens to gold
• Pelvic health program launches at El Camino
• Plan to pay for high-speed rail draws fresh scrutiny
• El Camino cuts dangerous infection rates
• PG&E readies for Wednesday windstorm
• Whisman near decision on boundary change
• Glory days of video games
• Join us at Dec. 8th Big Wig Luncheon: Build Your Business by Building Your Commu...
• City smoking ban may extend to outdoor dining
• Tour reveals Google's efforts to go green
• Holiday DUI arrests down, fatalities up
• Mountain View has many excellent small local businesses. Remember to support th...
• Thousands of letters delayed after postal accident
• Need ideas of where to eat, shop or things to do this season? Visit I Love MV.
• Festooned for fall
• VIDEO: Voices Around Town | Black Friday
• AAA offers free tows to tipsy turkey-day drivers
• Holiday Fund: A new era for Day Worker Center
• Finger-lickin' stick-up
• Teen swipes wallet outside bagel shop
• Is your business offering any super sales over the Thanksgiving holiday? Post t...
• MV Whisman eyes new school bond
• We will be closing today at 11:30 AM and will reopen Monday, Nov. 28th. Wishing...
• Dry weekend expected post-Thanksgiving Day
• Taglio appointed to LASD board
• This holiday season shop local and support local nonprofits.
• Simitian aide arrested for drunkenness, vandalism
• Despite 'range anxiety,' electric vehicle owners happy
• MV Reads gears up for "Eaarth" book discussion tonight
• Kids get hands-on with nature
• Number of travelers will be up for holiday
• This weekend will be one of the busiest shopping weekends of the year. November...
• Big Game today Cal vs Stanford. We're biased since our CEO is a Cal alumni........
• VIDEO: Voices Around Town | Pedestrian safety
• Bringing military moms together
• Water board member quits his day job
• Open-space district surpasses 60,000 acres
• Are you starting to make your holiday wish list? Check out our member discounts...
• Council OKs funds for affordable housing projects
• Google bridge plan wins over council
• Raquel from Peninsula Storage Center shares with us why they joined the Chamber.
• LASD to appeal in Bullis legal fight
• Each year the Chamber recognizes outstanding businesses, organizations and indiv...
• City launches Green Garden Showcase
• High-speed rail hearing draws hundreds
• Attempted rape at Mountain View motel
• Rail advocates, critics to face off in Palo Alto
• New school boundaries in store for MV Whisman?
• Would-be robber takes nothing in scuffle
• Study finds downtown is booming
• Join us this Friday, Nov. 18th for a truly special night on the town. Take advan...
• MV Whisman teachers get small raise
• Eshoo focuses on woes of poor, middle class
• Veterans Health Administration Engages Health Level, Inc.To Provide Comprehensive User-Friendly Data Analytics
• VIDEO: Voices Around Town | Bank Transfer Day
• We salute our veterans and remember those that are no longer with us.
• High-speed rail hit with legal setback
• Day Worker Center to celebrate 15 years
• El Camino doctor helps troops overseas
• Timelapse video of people bringing in toys at the mixer/toy drive last night.
• Fatally injured pedestrian is ID'd
• Making a veteran's day
• Heaps of hazards for garbage sorters
• Was that a fabulous mixer or what?!!!
• Dentist will swap cash for Halloween candy
• MV Whisman debates roll-out of 'transitional kindergarten'
• New grocer aims to satisfy downtown
• Two-alarm fire damages apartment
• VIDEO: Voices Around Town | Halloween plans
• Back to its old haunt
• Charlotte's spooky web
• Google pays $100 million for offices
• Google buys local TV station building
• Hubbub over fate of Bubb's 'peace tree'
• Battle brewing over El Camino's union
• Another quake strikes near Berkeley
• Family-friendly fright for Halloween night
• Paver hit by truck in Fry's parking lot, dies
• Attempted robbery leads to broken bones
• Community: Benefit dinner for RotaCare clinic
• The folks at California Artist sent us some sweet Halloween treats.
• PA school board considers interim use for day care site
• Start your Halloween early and join us for our Yipee Halloween Mixer at Morocco'...
• Serial bank robber hits local banks
• MVLA is Bay Area's first district to go all-green
• Google expands office footprint with $100 million purchase
• Know of any excellent local companies or outstanding business professionals? Ta...
• A civil debate on Google's impacts on city
• Join us for this FREE event to learn the importance of recordkeeping! Register t...
• Teen recants sexual assault story
• VIDEO: Voices Around Town | Occupy Wall Street
• St. Francis grad dies after collision
• Despite setbacks, model USS Macon flies at Moffett
• Two earthquakes hit Bay Area Thursday
• Photo gallery spotlight: 'End of an era'
• Don't just dream in the cloud, live it! RSVP for the Nov. 3 Cloud Computing event.
• Council quashes plans for historic house in Cuesta Annex
• Hospital announces new dialysis partnership
• Hospital union backs cap on executive pay
• Robots, music and CPR at El Camino's 50th fest
• El Camino Real smashup pins man in car
• Cohousing community taking shape in Mountain View
• Burglar makes off with computers
• Hungry for lunch? Sweet Leaf Cafe is offering today 50% boxed lunches when you...
• Sexual assault in Whisman Park
• Dream Act hailed by local officials
• Eshoo supports Occupy Wall Street protesters
• Private service for Steve Jobs held Sunday at Stanford
• Celebration of Leaders is just around the corner, have you nominated a business...
• Hiveplex honey harvest
• VIDEO: Voices Around Town | Jobs' legacy
• Council rejects developer requests, OKs others
• Gas station stick-up
• Synthetic beats real in turf debate
• Review: Jazzy 'Clementine' a bit off-key
• MV Whisman trustees vote to raise their pay
• Shoreline ball fields win Council approval
• Worst year to start high-tech company? 2000
• Deer Hollow hosts Ohlone Day festivities
• Hospital's open house celebrates 50th anniversary
• Mixer Wednesday Question!! Of the current Mountain View City Council, how many C...
• Coroner says Cupertino shooter's death a suicide
• El Camino class to help doctors unlock gene therapy
• Students step out to take in books
• Google agrees to roundtable talk on corporate responsibility
• Let's mix it up this Wednesday. October business mixer at Bank of the West on C...
• 400 miles per gallon, in a plane
• Pago to raise money for Whisman district
• Simitian's red-light-camera bill vetoed
• El Camino Hospital has been entered in the "Pink Glove Dance" competition. Heid...
• Steve Jobs called Mountain View home as a child
• Businesses can grow their business by giving to their community.
• Big Frog Custom T-Shirts & More of Mountain View October 6, 2011
• Toxic cleanup at a snail's pace
• TCE causes cancer, other health problems, EPA says
• This morning we held our New Member Breakfast. Lots of conversations going on a...
• Man shot by police ID'd as suspected Cupertino gunman
• Bullis' charter renewed amid criticism
• Small number of students skip vaccine
• Steve Jobs, Apple's creative genius, dies at 56
• Not your dad's shop class
• Suspected Cupertino gunman shot by police
• Thank you Steve for your innovation, drive and vision.
• Steve Jobs dies at 56
• Looking forward to tomorrow's Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for Big Frog Custom T-shirts.
• Councilman heads League of Cities
• Science camp on lock-down with gunman at large
• Santa Clara County awarded $750K grant
• “Overcoming Challenges in Medical Device Development: An Honest Conversation.” L...
• Rainy weather on horizon for Bay Area this week
• Another blow to Hangar One restoration
• Relive the beauty of the Mountain View Art & Wine Festival. Big thank you to KMV...
• Man robbed at gunpoint
• MVHS grad's movie in African film fest
• Group wins approval of co-housing project
• Apartment burglarized on Alvin Street
• Congratulations to Chase Mountain View Castro Branch on the launch of their Chas...
• VIDEO: Voices Around Town | Job creation
• More room for Google in newly OK'd office project
• Standing up in the face of cancer
• Photos courtesy of Photography by BUSA.
• Famous dancer at Western Ballet talk
• Indecent exposure reported on Stevens Creek trail
• 'Home' is where the grant is
• Council OKs outsourcing golf course
• East Palo Alto girl, 6, killed on her way to school
• We went to the last Giants game of the year yesterday. Check out this crazy litt...
• Eshoo seeks auction of broadcast spectrum
• PA school board enthusiastic about property deal
• Spare the Air alert issued for Wednesday
• Foothill opens doors for fall quarter
• Spotlight on the new arts season
• Obama tackles jobs questions at forum
• Delving into diabetes research
• MVLA plans new classrooms with bond funds
• Council clears path for 4G antennas
• → Chamber of Commerce Mountain View: Welcome to Mountain View Mr. President, the epicenter of Silicon Valley innovati...
• Council may outsource golf course on Tuesday
• Target cashier accused of embezzlement
• After delays, work begins on mobile home park
• Council OKs Mayfield housing
• VIDEO: Voices Around Town | Live performance
• Supervisor race pits Abe-Koga against Saratoga's King
• Pear Avenue Theatre celebrates 10th season
• Palo Alto school officials to discuss buying day care site
• Third Spare the Air alert issued this week
• Obama coming to Mountain View for town hall meeting
• President's jobs bill could help schools
• Join Yipee at our YIP-toberfest this Thursday at Tied House Brewery!
• Yew Chung International School, Mountain View Preschool Campus is now open! Sept...
• Mountain View is the epicenter of Silicon Valley innovation. We have over 500 s...
• Mountain View man dies in Sunnyvale crash
• Hangar One petition on its way to Congress
• Man robs In-N-Out at gunpoint
• Yew Chung International Ribbon Cutting, Tuesday 09/20 at 8:30AM. It's not too la...
• A glitch in Hangar One history project
• Today marks fifth Spare the Air day of 2011
• Google gives 200 laptops to local high schools
• Today we welcome the 2012 Leadership Mountain View class. Looking forward to an...
• Council members slam Civil Grand Jury reports
• Foothill Expressway crash victim identified
• Chamber member, Ana Maria Sanchez, explaining what she does.
• Burglary on Telford Ave.
• Free XLG Darth Vader helmet......JK. Free composting bin to the first person to...
• Rengstorff Park revamp could cost $139 million
• Local swimmers abandon ship in Hawaii
• Castro kids go bananas over reading
• Woman, 78, dies in car crash on Foothill in Palo Alto
• Chamber staff on stage at Shoreline.
• Save the Annex or risk flooding the hospital?
• Missing Mountain View man found
• Quiet renaissance in OMV
• Breast cancer detection bill passes Legislature
• Authorities identify motorcyclist killed Friday night
• Thank you everyone for coming out to the Mountain View Art & Wine Festival for o...
• New Mayor's Award may be here to stay
• Fiery crash closes University Avenue Sunday morning
• A moment to remember
• Observing national minute of silence at 10 AM, followed at 11 AM with 9/11 Remem...
• "I like the atmosphere, the mix of people. There's lots of art and food," he sai...
• Burglar kicks in front door
• VIDEO: Voices Around Town | Sept. 11
• Whisman area footbridge to be closed for repairs
• School district wants to buy day-care site
• City will remember 9/11 attacks at ceremony
• For a very limited time drink tickets are 50% off on Pago app. Download app at w...
• Saving Hangar One
• Advocate for senior citizens dies at 108
• Police still hope to charge killer in drug deal
• New director for KMVT
• View the new Art & Wine video. When we hit 300 views, we will randomly select s...
• CHP reports rise in DUIs over Labor Day weekend
• Spare the Air alert for Wednesday
• 'Self-healing' proponent to speak in Mountain View
• Sustainability Base, NASA's new pride
• Arrest in fire at U-Haul lot
• We're in a giving mood. Free Art & Wine t-shirt to the first 20 people that make...
• Electronics reported stolen in burglary
• VIDEO: Voices Around Town | Labor Day Weekend
• Will a new plan save the burrowing owls?
• Today marks third Spare the Air day of 2011
• Caltrain shifts to new rail operator
• Planning a 9/11 remembrance?
• Review: A sweet but spiceless 'Sense'
• New CBO for MV Whisman
• ZIP code trumps genetic code
• Town hall meeting on children's online privacy
• This year we are offering pre-event deals to our mobile phone patrons. Download...
• Electronic music festival a first for Mountain View
• Kitchen culture: Local offers workshops on fermented foods
• Indecent exposure in Pioneer Park
• Life under the big top
• DUI arrests drop in Santa Clara County
• Plan for 'blended' rail system gains steam
• Local student arrested in Woodside arson incidents
• Anna Eshoo to seek another term
• Local schools top last year's test scores
• This is the Art & Wine Festival glass from 1973. The words were etched in the gl...
• Hospital selects new chief
• Best of Mountain View 2011
• For some, a 1965 fire still burns
• VIDEO: Voices Around Town | Affordable Housing
• Congrats to Daniel Hardin for winning the iPad2 at Yipee's Do-Gooder Mixer and B...
• Electrical transformer on power line explodes
• Back to school: more students, more choices
• Steve Jobs resigns as CEO of Apple
• Attempted burglary thwarted
• Bay Area News Group to lay off workers, rebrand papers
• PG&E tests gas pipeline 132 in MV
• Back to School for Mountain View - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• 'I'm happy -- lucky -- alive,' instructor says after crash
• Girls' Middle School leaves Mountain View
• Avoid the lines this year at the Art & Wine Festival and use your phone to purch...
• So hard to say goodbye
• Its the season for school supplies! Donate to CSA at YIPEE's Thursday Mixer and...
• Bike stolen from garage
• Cold case cracked: three arrested in 2004 gang murder
• Palo Alto Bowl, Midpeninsula's last alley, set to close
• Community college salaries on controller's website
• QuantumCamp, August 18, 2011
• Business Credit? What is it and how can I get some? Join us to find out!
• VIDEO: Voices Around Town | Summer Regrets
• Local district produces more college-ready grads than county, state
• A respite for the poor makes way for offices
• Stevens Creek trail bridge to close for repairs
• Former MV city manager helps deliver city of Bell from scandal
• Blending high-speed rail with Caltrain?
• Lauren and Eliza invite you to visit their leads-group on Thursday mornings.
• App makes waiting a line a thing of the past
• Fill 'er up with nostalgia
• Police investigating string of burglaries
• Texting-while-driving bill gets legislature's OK
• Registration closes in less than 24hrs!
• Google to expand into Sunnyvale, makes room for 2,900 workers
• Social Services office stays open, for now
• Jewelry stolen in burglary on Anna Avenue
• Homework: quality, not quantity
• The Chamber's YIPEE Group is the best young professional group in Silicon Valley...
• Brief freeway closure in Mountain View early Sunday
• SETI raises $200K to stay open
• VIDEO: Voices Around Town | Safe downtown?
• Tennis teacher may be charged with child endangerment
• Another necklace-snatching victim comes forward
• 'Well-shaven' naked man asks for directions
• Camp makes calculus kid-friendly
• Petitioners rally to save Hangar One
• Local political activists rally outside Eshoo's office
• Joy of food at Los Altos market
• Check out a photo of Oscar on Mountain View Patch from last night's mixer at She...
• Thank you to all who joined us this evening at Sheraton Sunnyvale Hotel for a be...
• Mixer Wednesday Question!! In a new twist, which legendary radio station will ho...
• High-speed rail price tag rises again
• Foothill board chooses Air Force base
• Join us on the deck at Sheraton Sunnyvale for a glass of wine or an ice cold bee...
• Mountain View cops embrace technology
• Katrina's desk...
• Two dozen trees saved on El Camino
• Chamber member, Pago, released their mobile payment application today. Download...
• M. Kenneth Oshman, Silicon Valley pioneer, dies
• Police arrest necklace-snatching suspects
• There is something BIG happening in California, more specifically, Mountain View...
• Google's self-driving car in five-car crash
• First Presbyterian passes on cell tower deal
• Local tech company helps cops fight gun violence
• Dr. Chris and family in Capitola
• $2 million 'ransom' for city to keep downtown tax district
• 7 of us in an SUV going over the hill. Capitola, here we come!
• Wheeled victory
• VIDEO: Voices Around Town | Kids and homework
• Our office is closed today. Oscar's taking all of us to Capitola for the day!
• Home invasion robbery thwarted by 'brave' teen
• Need custom t-shirts? Visit new Chamber member, Big Frog.
• Man beaten, robbed outside Monte Carlo club
• Smaller flood basin for Cuesta Annex?
• MVLA district seeks fairer grades
• Row your own way
• Chamber member, Khuu Dentistry and Dermatology, in the news.
• Valley entrepreneurs share job-creation ideas
• Join us tomorrow as we celebrate the 35th Anniversary of Helming's Auto Repair i...
• Man snatches woman's necklace
• Couple hit with bottles in bar fight
• Panel finds flaws in high-speed-rail forecasts
• Artistic duo mix photos, batik
• See Google from the inside! Hurry up and register before our August Big Wig is s...
• Rail exec's resignation prompts call for reform
• Bedroom window pried open in burglary
• Our new Membership Resource Manager, Mannie Martinez, starts Monday!
• VIDEO: Voices Around Town | Harry Potter
• Fire at Arastradero Preserve being investigated
• Burglary and attempted burglary on Dana Street
• Police release sketch of Los Altos indecent exposure suspect
• Welcome new Chamber member, Nothing Bundt Cakes of Sunnyvale. We will be tastin...
• More technology equals better students, teachers say
• Feature story: Surrounded by superheroes
• Mountain View's anti-smoking efforts get an 'A'
• Four people displaced in apartment fire
• Summer is finally here, and YIPEE is ready to get some sun. Join us for a warm e...
• Police expect heavy concert traffic Wednesday
• Students need whooping cough shots before school starts
• Join us for this great milestone for Cancer Support Community's First Year Anniv...
• Burglar scared off by alarm, police say
• Police doubt gunshot victim's story
• Rampaging teen smashes up store
• EPA honors Lenny Siegel
• Palo Alto family dies in crash in British Columbia
• Local business wins national award
• Foothill to host bike race
• Hospital expands e-records project
• Summer break? Castro School is working overtime
• Local senior day care center braces for Medi-Cal cuts
• **Mountain View Business Owners** Stop by the Chase Mountain View branch and meet Business Banker Roya Qawam. Chase has a special $200 offer* for your business along with an opportunity for your business to be featured and promoted inside the branch and
• Two-alarm fire at U-Haul damages eight vehicles
• Missing Los Altos windsurfer rescued
• Cities challenge state budget measure cutting redevelopment districts
• No jail time for hit-and-run driver
• Sal Khan, teacher to the world
• Braille book brings lunar craters down to earth
• Day Worker video aims to go 'beyond stereotypes'
• 'Citizen seismologists' needed for Quake Catcher network
• Interested in Google Apps? Join us and don't forget your laptops!
• No easy solutions for Hangar One
• MV Whisman district finances looking rosier
• VIDEO: Voices Around Town
• Foothill officials lament 'missed opportunity' on Cubberley
• Parents fed up with school district's wait list
• Yesterday's Annual Mixer was a big success! Thank you to Fenwick & West for hosting and JW Catering for the food. To our members and guests......we appreciate your support.
• MV's Vargas: America's most famous undocumented immigrant
• House committee kills Hangar One funding
• All together now
• Mixer Wednesday Question: Ilovemv.org recently launched a new section on its website. What’s the name of the new section? Ready, Set, GO: Be the first to answer and win $25.00! Winner must be present at mixer tonight to claim their prize.
• MV Whisman district finances looking rosier
• Today's Annual Meeting/Mixer is SOLD OUT! We say goodbye to board members Leane Reelfs and Dolores Beasley and welcome new board members Carolyn Hopkins and Bruce Williams.
• Local schools seek volunteer music teachers
• Bay trees being removed to save oak trees
• Cha-cha-chatting
• The water cure
• Palo Alto will not sell Cubberley site
• Couple return home to burglary in progress
• Google: Bridges will be open to the public
• Have shovel, will play
• Two boards to take up Cubberley issue today
• Cities to study big trail extension
• Community colleges brace for cuts, again
• Robber snatches woman's necklace
• VIDEO: Voices Around Town | Sales tax decrease
• Chamber members, today is the last day to cast your ballot for the 2011/2012 board slate.
• Don't miss out!!! Join Cheryl tomorrow night, Friday, July 8 at Cheryl Burke Dance in Mt. View! 5:30-6:15 Book Signing and photos $20 6:15-7:00 Open Forum! Ask Cheryl anything about Dancing with the Stars or her Book, Dancing Lessons". 7:15-8
• Caltrain to mount cameras on front of trains
• Have you registered yet? There's still time! Network with us at our Annual Chamber Mixer at Fenwick & West!
• AT&T pushes for lots of small 4G antennas
• Google takes a lashing over bridge idea
• Big thank you to the MV Hobee's team for serving us delicious breakfast this morning.
• Making a splash
• Man slaps woman in pool hall scuffle
• Local company promises to change photography
• Trail connections a focus for new POST leader
• Adult book store robbed at gunpoint
• Dew you know the weather forecast?
• We made it easier for people to know what is happening in downtown Mountain View.
• High school district must dip into savings
• City union negotiations come down to the wire
• Former school teacher paid $225K in settlement
• Voices Around Town | Favorite July 4 festivities
• New law requires carbon monoxide detectors in homes
• School district seeks public's help in CBO search
• Fun on the Fourth
• Hope everyone has a great weekend! Our office will be closed Friday, July 1st and Monday, July 4th for the Fourth of July Weekend. Will return to normal hours on Tuesday, July 5th.
• Guest opinion: My hometown hero, Jose Vargas
• The artistic eye
• Recology gets dibs on garbage contract
• Congratulations to Chamber member, Medlion, on yesterday's Ribbon Cutting Ceremony. They are rapidly growing and revolutionizing access to primary care.
• Hospital workers protest proposed cuts
• PA school board opposes Cubberley sale to Foothill
• Builders flood city with proposals, two denied
• School district seeks public's help in CBO search
• There's still time to vote for Mountain View Voice "Best of" 2011. Deadline is July 3.
• Cubberley still an option for Foothill expansion
• We have an opening at the Chamber of Commerce! Sales experience is a must. We will miss our current Membership Resource Manager, Dianna.
• Bleeding man kicks, spits at officers
• Robber shoots man in leg
• There's still time to vote for Best of Mountain View
• VIDEO: Voices Around Town | Improving public transit
• Report: city should consider ownership of Hangar One
• Decision time on possible Cubberley deal
• Offices OK'd for work furlough site
• Safeway employees injured in scuffle
• Plane crashes, flips in the Baylands
• Council lukewarm to major bus upgrade on El Camino Real
• Voice launches community membership campaign
• Come have fun with us by volunteering for the Art & Wine Festival!
• Caltrain gets $16 million grant for signal upgrades
• Mayfield's 260 homes nearly a done deal
• Pulitzer Prize winner from MV outs his illegal status
• Driver with handgun arrested
• Armed robbery at 7-Eleven
• Hospice doctor aids patients in time they have left
• Silver sunset
• Googlers get down and dirty at Stevenson
• Tonight: Council set for final vote on Mayfield project
• Working with the City and Central Business Association on new initiative to help promote MV downtown businesses. Will launch July 7th.
• Today is first Spare the Air day of summer
• New districts would shift power on Peninsula
• Stanford Jazz Festival celebrates collaboration
• NASA Ames pays tribute Barry Blumberg, tamer of Hep B
• City passes budget, but waits on union deal
• VIDEO: Voices Around Town | Recommend a book
• Man robs bank, stops to read paper nearby, gets nabbed, police say
• Council compromises in vote on San Antonio center project
• Lieber begins state Senate campaign
• El Camino defends book keeping
• Police bust woman for selling pot
• Craig Goldman's first year
• Hospital finances healthier this year
• Detches trial set to begin Friday
• Looking for love
• Huge day care center closes
• Attempted armed robbery leads to high-speed chase
• Rabbi, school officials to discuss youth challenges
• Robber punches woman, takes purse
• New cleanup efforts for Superfund site
• It's the Chamber's ANNUAL Mixer! Join us on July 13 at Fenwick & West to welcome our new Board and recognize our outgoing Board members.
• MV residents hit with $80 county library fee
• New voter districts drawn by citizens' group
• Inks criticizes pay deal with new city manager
• Bike burned at Springer School
• Savoring the moment
• VIDEO: Voices Around Town | Comfortable in the Cloud?
• Making the grade
• 'Magical' class of 2011
• Burglar empties child's bank
• Matt Butler with Xceed Financial is a natural.
• City budget relatively painless this year
• Preschool says goodbye and hello
• Honoring the fallen
• Council takes a swing at Shoreline bird nuisance
• Eshoo recovering from successful appendectomy
• Five-story offices could replace housing planned for Evelyn Avenue
• Mixer Wednesday Question! Instead of the monthly Mixer Jackpot, we will be asking a question on Facebook. First person to answer will win $25.00! Here are the rules: 1. MUST be a Chamber member to win. 2. Winner MUST be present at tonight’s mi
• Family hosts lemonade stand for cancer research
• American graffiti
• Palo Alto approves Stanford Hospital expansion
• El Camino steps up fight against deadly disease
• Attacker breaks bottle over man's head
• Helping cancer patients track treatment
• Join us this Wednesday for our Business Mixer at Sunnyvale Health Care Center. Great food, great people, great environment to network! Register today at
• Simitian sponsors bill backed by charter schools
• Google's growth spurt shapes city
• Brothers arrested in pool table fracas
• VIDEO: Voices Around Town | Your dream vacation
• Yesterday we celebrated the Chamber of Commerce Green Business University Graduates.
• Coroner IDs man killed by Caltrain
• Looking forward to seeing you all today at 5pm! MVPD Sargeant (and recent LMV grad) Mike Fisher will be on hand to tap the keg! LMV / Tied House Firkin Friday! Location: Tied House Microbrewery Time: 5:00PM Friday, June 3rd
• Program boosts kids to college
• "Get Setup for Success on Facebook!" hosted by new chamber member Chase Bank in Mountain View! This free event on 6/9/11 at 7pm is exclusively for business owners with in person support from FB to help you create your business page and learn ho
• Developer sues city for denying permits
• Fast track for North Bayshore
• Man struck, killed by Caltrain
• Congrats to ComforCare Home West and FullForce Fitness on this very exciting upcoming event!
• DUI arrests down over Memorial Day weekend
• Einstein comes to life
• Bogus 911 calls lead to arrest
• Electrify yourself at Thursday's Big Wig luncheon!
• Dittmer's moving to new location
• Officials issue venomous snake warning
• Living in colonial times is no tea party
• Council hires Campbell's city manager
• VIDEO: Voices Around Town | Coverage of Japan
• Row homes to replace strip mall
• Man stabs teenager on Moffett Boulevard
• Emergency rig show and shine
• Shoreline Community takes on $26.5 million in new debt
• Google buys former home of the Pacific Press
• Council OKs $1.2m for senior home purchase
• Foothill's dance program celebrates 25 years
• County supervisors OK area code overlay
• Time to bring out your best
• New program helps residents track energy use
• Parents rally to protest education cuts
• Have you seen it yet? We're test driving the Chevy Traverse this week! But I would rather be in the back seats watching a movie on the built-in TV screen!
• Zoning Administrator OKs Mayfield project
• Tickets are going fast! Have you RSVP'd yet? Join us in learning how Conceptus and General Motors is helping the world go green.
• Buckle up or pay up, police say
• Healthcare reform: quality, not quantity
• VIDEO: Voices Around Town
• Stripped Hangar One "a failure in government"
• A brisk bicycle ride
• Liquor store held up at gunpoint
• Most local schools post high API scores
• New methods might speed up toxic cleanup
• Mountain View business owner indicted on arson, fraud charges
• Google leases campus south of 101
• Congratulations to Chamber member, Kaiser, on celebrating 20 years in Mountain View.
• Caltrain rethinks relationship with high-speed rail
• Working for a better life
• Donation aims to help Castro students
• Road rage attack under investigation
• Office project set to replace baseball field
• Caltrain officials: Weekend express trains a hit with riders
• 'Very brazen' theft of flat-screen TV
• Leap from parking structure ends police chase
• Kaiser celebrates 20 years on Castro Street
• Cuts to preschool program will have ripple effect
• Are you ready for your business to become extraordinary? Join us on May 24th and learn how to take the steps from ordinary to extraordinary and transform your business. Morning Buzz is always free for chamber members and their employees so register now!
• Truck rollover shocks residents
• VIDEO: Voices Around Town | Spending $30M
• MV's Firebird Dance Studio takes flight
• Google gets deal on latest city lease
• El Camino employees defend Graham
• El Camino Hospital names interim CEO
• KMVT executive director announces retirement
• Elementary school district to drop Title I
• Menlo Park school board unanimously approves contract with Ghysels
• Towed car case costs city $15,000
• Blackberry stolen from car in garage
• The Chevy Volt went back into the vault but we have the new 556bhp Cadillac CTS-V Wagon! Have you seen our Chairman of the Board, Rocky Tilney driving it around Mountain View?
• No luck yet finding new city manager
• Report: Strip power from California rail authority
• Teenage girl hits officer with his own baton
• PG&E finds no leaks in Mountain View gas line
• Another roadblock for Hangar One?
• 'Direct primary care' practice cuts costs
• Bleeding man found lying on apartment steps
• AT&T makes big push for more cell towers
• Will I get in? Can I afford it?
• The Chevy Volt has returned home but you can still view it our June Big Wig Luncheon. Dave Barthmuss of General Motors will speak on GM's future in electric vehicles. Hope to see you there!
• LASD parcel tax ekes out a win
• Menlo Park school district picks Maurice Ghysels as superintendent
• Home burglarized during vacation
• Indecent exposure arrest at Rite Aid
• Fast-track for huge office campus?
• VIDEO: Voices Around Town | Osama bin Laden
• CBS 5?! What are they doing in Mountain View? Could it be they tracked down our Chevy Volt?!
• Where else can the Chevy Volt take you?... Why not out to a lunch meeting with Ernest Wong!
• The Chevy Volt, take it to work, take it on errands, take your kids to school!
• House's smoke alarm 'saved our lives'
• Hangar One's windows won't be saved
• Council: what to do with $30 million from Google?
• Show your customers you care about the environment! Apply for a Waste Reduction Award from the California Department of Resources Recycling and Recovery. Application period April 22 – June 22, 2011. www.calrecycle.ca.gov/wrap/
• Council close to hiring a new city manager
• Students sow seeds of green
• LASD parcel tax passing in election night returns
• It's May! Come out and network with us in a fun and friendly atmosphere at our upcoming Business Mixer. Hope to see you there!
• El Camino gives ground to nurses union
• Mountain View to share dispatch system with Palo Alto, Los Altos
• PG&E to vent gas line Tuesday for tests
• VIDEO: Cutting-edge medicine on wheels
• Lawmaker rips plan for 'blended' rail system
• Quiet local reaction to bin Laden's death
• City barks up new tree for animal control
• Expired medication drop-off day
• VIDEO: Voices Around Town
• One injured in downtown house fire
• Purse-snatcher pushes woman
• The 'Idea Man' comes to town
• Code inspectors reveal illegal, unsafe side of the city
• Congratulations to Chamber member Intuit for being #1 best place to work in the Bay Area.
• Woman turns herself in for trying to steal liquor
• Council balks at OK of "Village at San Antonio Center"
• County campaigns against secondhand smoke
• Join us on Thursday for some great food, drinks and double the networking opportunities with Sunnyvale Chamber and us! Register at
• SETI puts search for sentient life on hold
• Local robotics team heads to world championships
• May "Morning Buzz" features Robyn Hannah from Merchant Circle. Registration is officially open and, as always, chamber members can attend for FREE!
• Thank you Silicon Valley/San Jose Business Journal for an outstanding presentation by Tiago Moules at Morning Buzz this morning!
• San Antonio revamp up for council vote
• Another new membership perk: Discounted registration at the 5th Annual Invent Your Future Conference for Women featuring Guy Kawasaki and Nancy Duarts, 4/26 and 4/27, Santa Clara Convention Center. Register online and use partner organization #25 to rece
• Police arrest flasher on attempted rape charge
• Today's your last chance to register for Morning Buzz, 8:30-9:30am tmrw @ Country Gourmet in Mountain View. Learn to use the SJ Business Journal to find out who's hiring, identify new prospects and seek out new networking opportunities!
• Man kidnaps ex-girlfriend
• Microsoft co-founder to speak at Computer History Museum
• Council to discuss Don Letcher's property
• VIDEO: Voices Around Town
• Group protests FCC's stance on cell phones, SmartMeters
• Caltrain to keep all trains running -- for now
• High school district goes solar for Earth Day
• Council considers major new goals, projects
• Chamber members, parents and families are welcome to join us tonight, 5-6:30pm, as we celebrate the Grand Opening of Wonder Years Preschool at their second Mountain View location. See you there!
• Stories, pictures on President Obama's visit
• PG&E set to begin gas line tests in Mountain View
• Caltrain aims to keep all 86 trains running
• Tax day protest at Google
• Need a new perspective in the workplace? You still have time to register for Friday's luncheon to hear our panelists discuss how to develop a stronger workforce! Register at
• Woman sentenced for felony hit-and-run
• Spring parade rolls through town Saturday
• U.S. lost 1 million self-employed firms.
• Reps: High-speed rail should merge with improved Caltrain system in San Jose
• Man smashes window of car with baby inside
• Voice wins top award for photo essay in state-wide contest
• Woman robbed, thrown from moving car
• VIDEO/MULTIMEDIA
• Hanger One walls to be removed next week
• VIDEO: Voices Around Town | A taxing query
• Victim's snapshot helps police nab flasher
• Legal battle brewing at strip mall
• Sears to close for demolition
• Join us on April 22nd to listen to our panelists from NOVA, Palo Alto Medical Foundation and Myers Coaching discuss how to develop a stronger workforce. Register at
• School nurses race to keep up
• Heads in the clouds
• BREAKING NEWS: Keibun Son: 'no contest' plea to fatal hit-and-run
• Los Altos district asks voters for new $193 tax
• Meet baby farm animals on Deer Hollow tours
• Simitian's green-energy bill becomes law
• Pulitzer-winner to speak at authors lunch
• 'Lasting Memories' memorial database launched
• El Camino hires executive search firm
• Tonight: town meeting on saving Caltrain
• Local economy on road to recovery. Chamber official says challenges remain, but city's economic engine starting to heat up.
• Owner of condemned mobile home vows to fight
• Local economy on road to recovery
• Stanford police seek suspect in sexual assault
• Network with us at Interiors &Textiles for another great mixer this Wednesday, April 13th. Register at
• VIDEO: Voices Around Town
• High school's great leap falls short
• Caltrain board reluctant to cut bullet trains
• Caltrain board postpones action on service cuts
• Baby Bullet trains on Caltrain chopping block
• Nobel winner dies of apparent heart attack
• We received this in the mail today from Daniel Hardin, one of the students who received the SOAR Scholarship. It made our day and touched our hearts!
• Storybook princess
• Welcome new Chamber members: The Dawn Thomas Team, General Motors, Kuzak's Closet, Lightsplash Photography, Mediamophosis, Orchard Commercial Company, Silicon Valley/San Jose Business Journal, Specialty's Cafe & Bakery, Statcomm, Thirty-One
• Caltrain unveils less-drastic-than-projected cuts
• President Barack Obama coming to Facebook in Palo Alto on April 20
• Police use stun gun on man
• Received a call from my local grocer, Ansh Market, that he had syrup in stock. Last time I went to his store they didn't stock it. Neighborly love. When was the last time your grocer called you?
• Palo Alto police nab serial robber
• Google gives $1 million to local schools
• Cops crack down on texting, talking drivers
• City seeks public input on its website, technology
• Unemployment rates drop throughout Bay Area
• Google's construction plans a sign of commitment
• VIDEO: Voices Around Town
• MV Whisman district running in red
• A fond farewell
• Antique house goes green
• Local girls embrace a sporting life
• City to strengthen 'green' building code
• Police use stun gun on man with knife
• Looking forward to today's Ribbon Cutting Ceremony at Scratch Restaurant
• Break out the sun hats
• Shoreline joint powers pact gets final OK
• Simitian's green-energy bill clears Legislature
• About $20,000 in valuables lost in brazen burglary
• Empty bowls fundraiser for local homeless
• New legal help hotline for abused seniors
• Caltrain cobbles together financial survival plan
• Council OKs high-intensity offices
• Internet trailblazer Paul Baran dies
• VIDEO: Voices Around Town
• 52 teachers could lose jobs
• Council gives up on Shoreline hotel
• Why kidnap victim was not deported
• MVHS hosts Japanese exchange students
• Council supports plan to move historic house
• Last council meeting for Duggan
• Tomorrow's Young Professional mixer (YIPEE) is like no other....drink beer without adding calories...just kidding. See you 3/24 at Full Force Fitness.
• MV company charged with fraud by SEC
• Donations needed for Japan evacuees
• Zimbabwe Run: education and exercise
• Waldorf School moving to Mountain View
• Senior health services all under one roof
• Los Altos man dies after crash off 280
• Smuggler kidnaps woman from MV
• High schools in good shape, for now
• Day Worker Center holds open house Monday
• Happy Friday! Don't forget to register for all the great events next week. 3/22/2011: Morning Buzz & Athena Awards. 3/24/2011: Yipee Mixer at FullForce Fitness. Details and registration at www.chambermv.org. Have a great weekend!
• VIDEO: Voices Around Town | Reacting to Japan
• Rush for emergency supplies, potassium iodide
• Theater review: A hit in the making
• Radiation from Japan not likely to reach Bay Area
• Free 'tipsy tow' offered for St. Patrick's Day
• Rub elbows with local representatives
• Hospital donations jeopardized by CEO's ouster
• You're welcome to attend the Day Worker Center's Community Forum on March 21st from 7-8:30 PM. It's an opportunity to learn what services the center provides and the outreach they do to businesses and workers.
• Could it happen here?
• Taking flight at Eagle Park
• Local relief efforts for Japan disaster victims
• That West Coast sound
• Shalala hits all the right notes
• Remembering the Duvecks event
• MV career expert to be feted
• We selected the 5 scholarship recipients today out of 42 applicants. A difficult but rewarding experience. The students will be recognized at the March 22nd Athena Luncheon.
• County rolls out new emergency text alerts
• School to hold bone marrow/stem cell drive
• Regional deal may help Caltrain avert cuts
• Expand your network AND learn how to burn calories while you sit at your desk. Trainers from Full Force Fitness will show us how to get in shape, even at your cube, all while making great new contacts. RSVP at
• Please circulate this among your sphere of friends. Chamber member and past board chair, Julie Conde's, mother-in-law is missing.
• VIDEO: Voices Around Town
• Quakes much more a concern than a tsunami, experts say
• Skaters say skate park overhaul is long overdue
• Bay Area under tsunami warning
• CSMA names new head
• Bay Area gas prices continue to climb
• Duo arrested in skimming scam
• City begins to parse census data
• Council OK's growing bill for housing project
• Unions asked for another $1 million cut
• Skaters say skate park overhaul is long overdue
• Census shows minority population growing in Mountain View
• Peninsula school districts, education programs get $1.1M
• Council finally tackles technology goals
• A happy Jenn being recognized for the many hours she worked on the new Chamber website.
• Another fabulous mixer tonight hosted by Union Bank. Register online at
• New research center to open at El Camino
• Artful display at City Hall
• Courtesy of Chamber member, NASA, weather permitting, San Francisco Bay Area residents will have a good opportunity to see space shuttle Discovery and the International Space Station pass overhead at approximately 7:25 p.m. PST on Tuesday, March 8th.
• Happy International Women's Day-100th Anniversary.
• Senior day care at risk
• Man arrested for soliciting sex from minor
• Price hike for affordable housing project
• Residents describe their ideal city manager
• Received over 40 SOAR scholarship applications on Friday. Tomorrow the tough process of selecting five $1500 recipients.......supporting our community.
• Jobless rates on the rise across Bay Area
• Hacking the wind
• 14-year-old robbed of iPod while walking home from school
• VIDEO: Voices Around Town
• VTA board OKs strategies to save Caltrain
• Caltrain board declares fiscal emergency
• Stevens Creek Trail groundbreaking
• Novel idea from Chamber member Jen Bulik
• Council: Please save San Antonio train station
• Offer to move, restore historic home
• Carbajal a free man
• Unplug, drive in, drop off
• Join us for the Grand Opening Party & Ribbon Cutting Celebration at Scratch Restaurant!
• $7,500 to be given away. Deadline for SOAR scholarship applications is this Friday, March 4th.
• Coroner: Man killed by train was from Palo Alto
• Making a manager
• Local student honored on Capitol Hill
• Congratulations Alison Hopkins!!! The 2011 ATHENA Young Professional Award Recipient!
• Palo Alto makes fresh pitch for Google Fiber
• Man struck, killed by train in Palo Alto
• Congratulations Debbie Villa! The 2011 ATHENA Award Recipient!
• Contractor files big claim for bad Yelp review
• New leads in 2004 unsolved murder
• Schools happy with Shoreline compromise
• VIDEO: Voices Around Town
• Weekend tree-freeze alert issued
• Council extends free Google WiFi deal
• March Business Mixer is coming up fast! RSVP at to network at Union Bank
• Snowy weather headed for Bay Area
• Chamber member, NASA Ames, invites the community to witness history today, Thursday, as the STS-133 space shuttle Discovery launches for the last time at 1:50 p.m. PST. The live televised broadcast of the launch can be seen at the Exploration Center at N
• BREAKING NEWS: Carbajal won't face new trial
• New city manager? Just clone Duggan, staff says
• Navy agrees to clean up Moffett TCE fumes
• SUV knocks over signal pole
• We're Honoring Two Outstanding Women of the Year! There's still time to nominate! Nominations are due end of business day tomorrow.
• Council bans marijuana dispensaries
• Duo robs boy of iPod Touch
• Google discriminates in hiring, protestors say
• 3 more hours to pre-register for the Annual St. YIPEE's Day Mixer! Have you registered yet at
• VIDEO: Voices Around Town
• Off the hook: Police halt automatic towing for unlicensed drivers
• BREAKING NEWS: No injuries after CalTrain hits car near Castro St.
• Our banners are in! A new way to let you know we are here...
• Player, coach in bullying spat
• Classic meets new in TheatreWorks season
• Have you registered for the 2nd Annual St. Yipee's Day Mixer? Network with young professionals on Tuesday, Feb 22nd
• President dines in Woodside Thursday night
• Reaction to El Camino CEO's firing
• City officials want to delay medical pot ordinance
• BREAKING NEWS: Carbajal not guilty on three of six counts
• Council: thumbs up to teen center at Rock Church
• A budding chef
• Senate confirms MVHS alum as federal judge
• President Obama to visit Bay Area Thursday
• A big thank you to Chamber member, KMVT, for putting together an excellent video of last month's Celebration of Leaders' event.
• County domestic-violence deaths drop by half
• BREAKING NEWS: Carbajal jury deadlocked on 4 of 6 charges
• NASA requests $32.8 million for Hangar One
• Happy Valentines Day! Here is a list of romantic destinations in Mountain View.
• Free tax counseling
• End of the line for Caltrain?
• Stimulus helps CSA provide homes
• VIDEO: Voices Around Town
• Report touts World Expo's economic benefits
• Man robbed, threatened with knife
• Jury at an impasse in Carbajal trial
• BREAKING NEWS: CEO Graham to leave El Camino at end of June
• Protesters: Google lacks transparency, discriminates in hiring
• Honest Abe relates
• Crime briefs from Mountain View
• Students show off tech skills
• Watchdogs project spiking costs for high-speed rail
• Thank you Kiwanis & Don Giovanni's for hosting this evening's mixer. Lot's of new and familiar faces. And thank you to MVHS Madrigals for serenading us....a special treat.
• El Camino begins Chinese outreach campaign
• World Expo in Mountain View? Working on it.
• City gives up $13.6 million for local schools
• Wealthy donor urgently needed to save Hangar One's windows
• Facebook moving headquarters to Menlo Park
• Los Altos preschool finds new home
• VTA proposals could save Caltrain, for now
• Caltrain board: 'The crisis is at hand'
• Google executive freed by Egyptian authorities
• Schools to require new vaccine for pertussis
• Train kills 52-year-old man near Mary Avenue
• Tuesday, February 22nd is a Yipee day all day! Join us for our morning presentation and learn how to follow up with prospects effectively to win their business. Then, come mix and mingle the night away at our St Yipee's Day mixer that evening!
• City concedes to schools a multi-million dollar compromise
• Google exec is held captive, Egyptians say
• Chamber staff welcomed our new members today at the New Member Breakfast. Thanks to Country Gourmet for the delicious breakfast and to Laser Quest for hosting.
• Crash blocks lanes on Highway 101
• Moffett a serious contender for World Expo
• Students learn to love Alta Vista
• Parents seek larger slice of Shoreline taxes
• Joke not funny to council gadfly
• Experts testify on child abuse syndrome in Carbajal case
• Thanks to the generosity of some of our Chamber members, this year we are offering 5 SOAR scholarships to graduating seniors from MVLA, Foothill-De Anza College students. Completed applications are due March 4, 2011
• Castro number-crunchers win at math competition
• Los Altos School District to vote on parcel tax
• Arson suspected in truck fire on Villa Street
• Parents wait for hours to get children registered for classes
• Indecent exposure arrest at Walmart
• Dumbarton Bridge lanes to close for construction
• Google executive goes missing in Egypt
• Man robbed by trio with knife
• Group seeks to stem Caltrain 'death spiral'
• Some English learners are lagging behind
• Uncertainties mount for struggling Caltrain
• NASA accused of favoritism at Moffett
• Help us recognize an outstanding women and female young professional for the 20th annual Athena Awards! Nominations are due Feb. 14, 2011. You can complete the form online.
• InnVision Clara-Mateo shelter to close
• No green at city's golf course
• Man chases liquor store customers
• LASD rejects flood basin, impacts MV
• Audrey Rust to retire as head of Peninsula Open Space Trust
• Eshoo says Obama was 'describing her district'
• February Business Mixer. RSVP at
• Everything's not Zen with belligerent bar patron
• A fresh take on baklava
• Tomorrow: State of the City Address
• Thank you to professional photographer, Kati Decker!
• Two-alarm fire damages Dittmer's
• Google shake-up: Bold move or no big deal?
• Global and local economic forecast 2011. Join us on Jan. 25 from 11:30 AM to 1:30 PM.
• Youngest sister testifies in Carbajal case
• Making the cut in cooking class
• Caltrain faces $30M gap, 'drastic' cutbacks
• Council: McKelvey ball fields will stay
• Council says school funding should wait
• Race to save last historic piece of Hangar One
• Bedbugs discovered in Mountain View apartments
• Palo Alto, other cities explore merging services
• Sarge's new lease on life
• Ready to network with businesses from Mountain View, Palo Alto AND Los Altos? Register now for the once a year Tri-City Mixer tomorrow night!
• Ideafarm arrested for battery, false imprisonment
• Incision-free cancer surgery at 91
• Caltrain delay due to death in Burlingame
• Carbajal trial: Niece testifies to being raped as child
• Hundreds of apartments proposed for El Camino Real
• Heads up to everyone that our office will be closed early (3:00pm) for staff to go set up for Celebration of Leaders tonight.
• Abe-Koga named chair of VTA board
• Actor Rainn Wilson hits the book circuit
• Colleges slashed but K-12 spared in Brown's state budget proposal
• Litter pick up set for MLK Day
• Jack-knifed big rig ties up 101 in Mtn. View
• A digital 'Revolution'
• Tour bus catches fire, ties up San Antonio Road
• Council approves controversial WiMAX tower atop church
• Council names interim city manager
• Funds for schools or jobs downtown?
• Caltrain conductor arrested for alleged misconduct with female passengers
• 2011 looks brighter for El Camino
• Challenges ahead in 2011 for local schools
• A quick thank you to everyone for helping us sell out our 16th Annual Celebration of Leaders event!
• Mixing it up with salsa
• City looking at busy year in 2011
• No plans for the weekend? Check out this local pet adoption for Pets in need at Central Park Apartments in Mountain View. For more details click below
• Man threatened with gun
• Two women hurt in attempted purse-snatching
• We like to DO things instead of talk about things.
• Dance party with Cheryl Burke tonight
• Gov. Brown proposes spending cuts, continuing tax hikes
• A great ride
• Rep. Anna Eshoo to keep contact with constituents despite Arizona shooting
• Woman suffers minor injuries after being attacked
• Why Everyone Needs HirePatriots.com
• Police puzzled by burglary
• Gas leak brings out police, firefighters
• Diridon could be on track back to rail-authority board -- with a big IF
• Earthquake shakes San Jose Friday
• Stanford students may defend Ideafarm
• Coroner's office identifies man hit by train
• Domestic violence is up, funding for help is not
• From kings to cowboys: Top films of 2010
• You should see all the gift baskets around here waiting to be won at Celebration of Leaders next week. Thanks to Harrell Remodeling, Spoil Me Salon, Helming's Auto, Home Instead, and Cusimano Family Colonial Mortuary!
• Spare the Air alert issued for today
• A farm no more, houses spring up
• 19-year-old man dies on Caltrain tracks today
• Headhunter hired to find next city manager
• Siegel picked for mayor
• Wow, Celebration of Leaders is filling up quickly. Don't get left out!
• Class breaks down college barriers
• Man hurls statuettes at construction workers
• Thief swipes deadbolt, nothing else
• It's a new year and it's a new work week. How is it going so far?
• No new charges for Ideafarm
• Septuagenarian robbed at Walmart
• Teen stabbed in altercation
• The year in pictures
• Man robs adult video store
• Rod Diridon not renamed to rail authority board
• Today seems like a great day to promote chamber member Yellow Checker Cab of Mountain View. Give 'em a ring tonight 408-777-7777
• Year in Review: Tough year for public education
• Year in Review: Ailing economy takes toll on El Camino
• Year in Review: City officials imagine the future
• Art and music 'essential' to our humanity
• TV thief threatens to run over Walmart employees
• Ringing in the new
• Free rides on New Year's Eve
• Business-tax scofflaws to pay new fee
• Brief, powerful storm to hit Bay Area today
• The Grinch who stole the Christmas flamingo
• Please share your facebook page link here:
• Holiday DUI arrests down from last year
• Caltrain fare hikes, service changes on tap
• $10,000 reward offered for armed-robber info
• Since we will be out of the office this week how about we promote your businesses "virtually"? Comment on this thread and every day this week, we will make sure to help you get some more "likes" for the new year!
• Torok takes MVLA trustee position
• The lights are brightly shining
• Christmas greetings from afar
• A good year for trails
• A right to health care
• El Camino, Anthem Blue Cross reach agreement on reimbursement rates
• Cheng voted Foothill-De Anza board president
• District: No need to re-open Slater School
• Model trains mesmerize a neighborhood
• Just a friendly reminder. Our offices close tomorrow at noon until January 3rd!
• San Antonio Center revamp study available for comment
• Minivan stolen from garage while family sleeps
• Just a friendly reminder; for all your last minute shopping needs, keep it local!
• Ex-con arrested in June killing of David Lewis
• The touch and feel of music
• Italy, Italy, Italy...the Chamber of Commerce Mountain View is sending people to Italy in March 2011 on a 10 Day trip! Information meeting TODAY 5:30 PM - 7 PM at Savvy Cellar, Mountain View.
• Second quake shakes Midpeninsula Sunday
• D.C . Republicans kill Hangar One funding
• Woman robbed after walking in on burglary
• So how many people have the next 2 weeks off?
• Mentors show kids a way out of troubled lives
• Crash closes San Antonio Road, backs up 101
• Come meet Celebrity Fitness and Life Coach, Ron Kardashian Today December 16th from 5:30pm - 7:00pm FullForce Fitness . He'll be sharing his secrets to his Four Ways to Success. This is a free event and open to the public.
• Police seek public's help in home-invasion robbery
• Today: Permanente trail groundbreaking
• El Camino Hospital's finances looking healthier
• End of an era: Duggan stepping down after 20 years
• Just a friendly reminder that we have free Lindt Chocolate Truffles here for anyone that stops by the office...
• Holiday Fund gifts help the community
• Electronics, jewelry stolen from apartment
• Supes scrap Peninsula toll proposal
• Toys sought for "Cops that Care" event
• Hundreds turn out for Kari Prager memorial ride
• Thanks Yahoo for highlighting our upcoming Celebration of Leaders gala in their beta section of local news. Maybe Yahoo would be willing to become a Chamber member and partner with ILoveMV to provide more relevant local content.
• Simple but meaningful
• Green light for Segways on trails
• Couple launches impromptu protest of Ideafarm
• LOVE what we do here. Just connected Bushido Restaurant with Community Services Agency to do a toy drive on friday for their lounge launch. Drink specials after 10pm if you bring a new unwrapped toy in.
• Give a dog a home
• Council OKs study of 1,500 homes near Google
• Local nursing home owner dies
• You may SAY your business is green, but are you certified green?
• Holiday Fund: CSA serves up gifts, groceries
• El Camino, Anthem clash over contract
• Anna Eshoo opposes Obama tax deal
• We received a call this morning from someone wanting to send a gift basket to a vendor. Items must be from Mountain View and they can be specialty items, confections, etc. any businesses out there that do this? Please share, thanks!
• Jay Boyarsky appointed chief assistant to district attorney
• We had a GREAT time Savvy Cellar Wine Bar & Wine Shop yesterday evening. Thanks to all that came out and thanks to them for hosting!
• City Manager Kevin Duggan to retire
• Moffett will house world's largest airship
• Thanks to @Linkedin CEO @jweiner08 for mentioning our chamber during his interview on Gayle King's Radio show:
• Holiday sparkle at City Hall
• Navy: Moffett's toxic vapors not our problem
• Bakery manager lauded for saving man's life
• Textbooks for less: Foothill-De Anza program wins award
• Here comes the sun
• Just secured lunch w/ @davemcclure of @500Startups & lunch w/ Kevin Duggan as auction items at Celebration of Leaders!
• Council to vote on 65 homes next to Minton's
• Apparent suicide on Diericx Drive
• Have you enrolled in #Green #Business #University yet?
• City seeks input on pot club rules
• Free Chocolate:
• Caltrain to run 'Baby Bullet' express trains on weekends
• Eshoo gets feds to cork loud TV ads
• Man robbed at gunpoint at Caltrain station
• Our facebook places "deal" starts on Monday...
• CHAC sees recession's toll from the frontlines
• High-speed rail activities to slow down on Peninsula
• Burglars net $2,000 in valuables on Escuela Avenue
• Just stopped by the old uWink space to see how "Scratch" is coming along. They said they are hoping to open on the 20th of this month.
• Sick and tired of chronic fatigue syndrome
• Sutter Health cuts medical foundation staff
• Woman robbed at gunpoint
• City files more charges against Ideafarm
• First winter "spare the air" day is today
• Two old souls
• Facebook looks for new home
• Drowned kayaker remembered by neighbors
• Yoriko Kishimoto named to open space district board Monday night
• Our Dec mixer Savvy Cellar Wine Bar & Wine Shop is getting closer to sold out every day.
• El Camino clinical trial aims to catch lung cancer early
• Mob attacks two men with bats, chains
• Holiday DUI arrests up, deaths down
• New special ed PTA helps parents, teachers
• Three finalists for open space district board
• Attempted sexual assault reported in Palo Alto
• We need your feedback! Would you participate in a promotion to receive free chocolate truffles just for visiting the chamber office and checking in on facebook?
• Making merry with the arts
• High-speed rail may debut in small Central Valley cities
• As you plan your holiday shopping, remember to shop local. Many of our local businesses give throughout the year to our schools, PTAs, nonprofits, sports teams, elder programs and many other causes. Let's keep the circle of giving going.
• Your gifts help children and others in need
• Holiday Fund: A warm welcome for Day Worker Center
• A Thanksgiving feast
• Neighbors offer compromise for McKelvey fields
• Cold spell rolls into Mountain View for Thanksgiving
• Church neighbors appeal cell tower decision
• Just wanted to give everyone a heads up, our offices will be closed 11/24 returning 11/29. The staff is thankful for Oscar Garcia!
• New city clerk hired away from Santa Cruz
• Elementary School Musical
• News from the Chamber of Commerce Mountain View
• Toughness just part of the job at Planned Parenthood
• Free event tmrw morning on how to protect your business while using social media from @fenwickwest
• Give blood, give shelter
• With science, seeing is believing
• Rail authority delays study of Peninsula designs
• Just got some more info on the new restaurant filling the old uWink space. They are hiring!
• Congratulations to Chamber member, Day Worker Center, on their new permanent home.
• MV resident tapped for state's redistricting board
• Some like it hot
• New heart care technology getting trial at El Camino
• A trial run
• Bikes, iPod stereo stolen
• Minton's -- going, going, gone
• Hangar One saved, almost
• Have you heard about Small Business Saturday on November 27th?
• Have you RSVP'd for the Dec Mixer with @Yipeesv at Savvy Cellar Wine Bar & Wine Shop ? We are already 1/3 of the way sold out...
• Three MV council members eyeing Kniss' seat
• Police search for weekend robber/carjackers
• Local motorcycling figure Kari Prager dies
• Open space district kicks off photo competition
• Facebook CEO: 'Messages' = way of the future
• Neighbors crank up the debate over McKelvey Park
• Google to build fiber network at Stanford
• Interested in having 50+ #business #professionals at your business? Let us know that you would like to host a #mixer!
• Kittens flood local shelters
• High school district plans WiFi upgrade
• Happy America Recycles Day!
• Students boot up classmates
• Council adopts strategies early for 2011 city budget
• Rail authority officials investigated over trips
• El Super Mercado robbed at gunpoint
• Hospital board imposes new contract on nurses
• Coldwell Banker acquires Cashin Company
• 'Friends' seek to avert Caltrain demise
• Ben DeBolt left wide legacy
• Bakotich house saved in new co-housing plan
• Liz Kniss to join Caltrain board of directors
• Veteran settles for $250K in Palo Alto VA claim
• Apartment on Latham Street burglarized
• Preschool parents oppose cell tower atop church
• Hospital phasing out paper time cards
• Man hit by train in Redwood City, hospitalized
• High-speed rail to begin in Central Valley
• More than 500 attend 'high speed boondoggle' rally
• Teen beaten, robbed at Theuerkauf
• High-speed rail CEO grilled over 'trust' issues
• Fury fuels Ideafarm's campaigns
• Company's kit will electrify a Miata
• Teacher says faculty is overworked
• Man robs Mountain View bank
• Police ID suspect who tried to hit cop with his car
• Community college parcel tax falling short
• Many confident about incumbent victory in council race
• City says yes to phone tax expansion
• Gas smell the result of PG&E maintenance
• Police chase man suspected of forging prescription
• Man attempts to hit officer with car before fleeing
• Schmidt ahead in early returns
• Abe-Koga campaign gets $8,000-boost from labor
• Absentee ballots 'smudge' snafu needs erasers
• Woo-hoo! The Giants win it all
• Statewide report blasts community colleges
• Editorial endorsements: Mountain View City Council
• Editorial endorsement: Phone tax upgrade justified
• Volunteers resurrect Cold War planes on shoestring budget
• Police make arrest in fatal accident
• San Diego man killed by Caltrain Friday in Belmont
• Our endorsements in local races, ballot measures
• Bay Area home sales lowest since 2007
• Land buy would boost hopes for downtown grocery store
• Reports: High-speed rail to start in Central Valley
• MV man arrested for indecent exposure
• Palo Alto gives emphatic "NO!" to rail station
• Council relaxes massage rules
• Former Chez TJ chef earns three Michelin stars
• And finally, it's moving day
• Audit: Rail authority not ready for federal funds
• Election results to be posted online Tuesday night
• Union urges no on Foothill-De Anza parcel tax
• Schools drill for the Big One
• Local Halloween fun for adults and kids alike
• Mountain View native goes missing in Santa Cruz
• Mountain View pilots bike-sharing program
• History museum site unpopular at candidate debate
• Burglar enters through open bathroom window
• Rail authority lags in response to state auditor's report
• Measure T campaign raises questions
• Check out what we received in the mail today...
• Ribbon Cutting festivities at our members businesses.
• The penitent pugilist
• Indecent exposure on Evelyn Avenue
• Bicyclist injured on San Antonio-101 overpass
• Los Altos man arrested for lewd acts upon a child
• Actor Harrison Ford pays a visit to Palo Alto
• Becker, Schmidt seek new water board seat
• Voter's Guide: Measure E to raise $42 million
• Six vie for three City Council seats
• Voter's guide: Measure T broadens the city's phone tax
• Rally at City Hall to support gay teens
• Council candidates: let's build a park
• Giants honored with adoption special on orange, black cats
• Minton's gets ready to auction off everything
• After some prodding, Siegel discloses stocks
• Three sentenced in gang-related stabbing
• Runway fire drill
• Schwazenegger vetoes rail 'accoutability measures'
• Schwarzenegger vetoes rail 'accountability' stick
• Federal working group formed on high-speed rail
• Centennial Celebration
• Critics slam high-speed rail business plan
• Bandit gets little in liquor store robbery
• Palo Alto residents not sold on local rail station
• Speeding up college transfers
• Caltrain hikes fares, cuts service
• Google deals a no-no if Jabbari wins council seat?
• Directing 'Donuts'
• How would you spend $10 million downtown?
• Palo Alto Weekly to hold open house Sunday
• NASA aims to find bathroom vandal
• Abe-Koga's campaign war chest hits city's limit
• Middle College engages restless teens' minds
• City wants Ideafarm box off public property
• MV police aid in Palo Alto manhunt
• The sheltering schools
• Burglars take guns, Xbox from apartment
• Flames at Moffett from firefighting training exercise at airfield
• Palo Alto, Menlo Park, Atherton sue rail authority
• El Camino takes part in major Parkinson's study
• Endorsements? I'll pass, some candidates say
• Victor Calvo, highly accomplished former mayor, dies at 86
• Strings on the upswing
• Social, environmental advocate Mary Davey dies following heart illness
• Pedestrian path fracas -- OK to lock gate, administrator says
• Mourners bid farewell to Bill Lane
• Teachers, school staff OK salary freeze
• 'Sunday Arts' kicks off with dance, films
• Police use Taser on transient at Castro Starbucks
• Burglars find disappointment at Huff School
• Charter school backer reaches out to superintendent
• Remaking Rengstorff Park
• Council incumbents battle newcomers in Chamber debate
• Council OKs butterfly-themed mini-park
• Checkbooks, cameras stolen from home
• HSR officials wrestle with 'conflict' finding
• Local rugby league is growing
• Attempted homicide near Whisman Park
• Police close downtown street to search for alleged gunman
• Kasperzak tapped for vice president of League of Cities
• iPod, jewelry taken in burglary
• Local Police Activities League raises money at Shoreline
• Landmark tunnel under Bay breaks ground
• Test scores rise, but schools stuck in 'program improvement'
• Caltrain posts new suicide-prevention signs
• Two laptops stolen in Dana St. burglary
• Enrollment jumps at MV Whisman
• Council candidates to debate Monday
• Treasures sale Saturday to benefit Villa Siena
• Council to vote on Google recreation facility on burrowing owl habitat
• Google's 'Hiveplex' is the place to bee
• High-speed rail chalks up legal win
• El Camino forecasts profit by fiscal year's end
• Let the affordable housing proposals pour in, city council says
• Memorial for Dr. William Reeves, a founder of El Camino Hospital
• Menlo Park joins high-speed-rail lawsuit
• Police nab bank robbery suspect
• Cuesta Annex: Woman arrested for annoying phone calls
• Mountain View Holiday Inn sued for sexual harassment
• Moffett Field segment of Bay Trail opens today
• Always be prepared
• San Bruno's exploded gas line also runs through Mountain View
• PG&E releases list of top 100 riskiest gas pipes
• New charter school seeks high school district's OK
• Butterflies soar for cancer group fundraiser
• 'Shop Local' program launches
• Man robs bank with note
• House fire closes Palo Alto's University Avenue
• Jobs, classes, services cut in Foothill-De Anza budget
• So you think you'd like to dance?
• El Camino's plans for old hospital on hold
• County: 2.1 quake rattles east foothills
• Ideafarm arrested for trespassing
• When 'Donors Choose,' students win
• Senators urge inspection of California pipelines
• High speed train station idea loses steam
• Man injured in home-invasion robbery
• Arnold wants the world to come to Moffett Field
• A fine time at Art & Wine
• Moffett Field trail will connect MV, Sunnyvale
• Caltrain wants high-speed rail to start locally
• New superintendent peddles optimism for MV Whisman school district
• County: Another quake shakes Calaveras Fault
• San Antonio: Council lukewarm on revamped shopping center plans
• Morning car crash causes road closure
• Minor quake hits Santa Clara County
• What's old is new at Foothill
• Pear parcel could prevent path plans
• Balcony burns at Calderon Avenue apartment
• Never forget
• Midori boutique features handcrafts, music
• Apartment fire displaces eight people
• Officials report on devastating San Bruno blaze
• Best of Mountain View 2010
• MV Farmers Market No. 1 in Bay Area
• New EPA plan protects neighborhood from toxic fumes
• Will millions flock to Moffett Field for the 2020 World Expo?
• Caltrain weighs fare increases
• At one with the vegetables
• Police arrest 167 on suspicion of DUI
• Design workshop set for McKelvey Park revamp
• 2.1 quake shakes county
• More El Camino nurses get layoff notices
• just had a GREAT meeting mtg @500startups. Look at this VIEW! I think it's the best in Mountai
• Man arrested for indecent exposure on Stevens Creek Trail
• Google couple's donation helps save Deer Hollow farm -- for now
• Emergency alerts use social networking to boost sign-ups
• CSMA director announces departure
• Former Mountain View planner dies in motorcycle crash
• Teens arrested on burglary charges
• Summer jobs with substance
• Plans to destroy Hangar One relics may be unnecessary
• Life in a fishbowl
• Yelling and threats alleged in NASA Ames dust-up
• Moffett airfield up for grabs?
• Foundation awards $1.3 million in local grants
• Three candidates to run for new water district seat
• Caltrain launches new website
• County launches domestic-violence registry
• Ames to host lunar lecture
• Google employee plans to run for City Council
• Night safety work planned at Caltrain crossings
• 80-year-old killed in hit and run accident
• City kicks off Thursday Night Live events
• Wente Vineyards Helps ReLaunch Lilith Fair
• KPMG And San Jose Giants Launch RBI Program Offering Baseball And Life Skills Camps...
• SET-Solar Announces Multi-Year Collaboration With Broadstreet Energy
• SET-Solar Announces Turnkey Solutions For Solar Energy
• Crime Prevention Connection
• MVPD News - Missing Woman At-Risk
• MVPD Becomes First PD in Calif. to Join Twitter’s Social Networking Site
• Mountain View Police Department News - June's Double Homicide and America's Most Wanted
• Mountain View Police Department News - Residential Burglaries City - Wide
• Mountain View Police Department News - 6th Murder Suspect Arrested
• MVPD Arrests Additional Murder Suspect in Double Shooting Homicide
• MVPD Arrests 4 Suspects in Connection With June Double Shooting; Three Suspects Still Outstanding
• MVPD Releases New Information Regarding Saturday’s Double Homicide
• Mountain View Police Department Investigates Double Homicide
• A Suspect is in Custody for a Murder that Occurred June25th Morning
• A La Carte And Art Festival
• Challenge Team Award goes to Officer Cooper
• Mountain View Police Department Investigates a Suspicious Death
• Murder Suspect Arrested
• Reward Offered in Homicide
• Mountain View Police Arrest a Second Suspect for Murder of Jeffrey Johnson
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