The Town Crier is running a series of questions for each of the five candidates for Los Altos City Council to answer in advance of the Nov. 6 election.
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Election 2018: Meet the five residents running for Los Altos City Council
Two seats are open on the Los Altos City Council in the Nov. 6 election. Councilwoman Mary Prochnow opted not to run for a second term, while Mayor Jean Mordo is seeking re-election.
Counting crows: MV residents puzzled by abundance of black birds
Megan V. Winslow/Town Crier
An increase in the crow population in Mountain View is logical, according to avian experts, because the birds are already beginning to migrate to warmer climates before winter hits.
In the evenings, just before dusk, Zoe Blatchley sits in her Mountain View backyard and gazes skyward. Then she commences her tally.
A bunch of 10. A bunch of 20. A bunch of five.
MV council OKs retail pot sales despite protests
The city of Mountain View will allow retail sales of marijuana, following last week’s city council approval of a new ordinance regulating such sales.
LA voters to weigh in on fate of land use, hotel tax legislation
While discussion of Measure C, the Protect Our Parks and Public Lands initiative, has dominated the local political landscape, residents will have the opportunity to vote on a second measure in the Nov. 6 election.
Los Altos council candidates offer solutions for incivility
The Town Crier is running a series of questions for each of the five candidates for Los Altos City Council to answer. This week’s question:
