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Neighbors Comment on Can't-Miss Stories of the Week

Read what your neighbors had to say about a horrific Highway 92 crash, 7th graders abstaining from a sex-ed program and the DA dropping child abuse chargers against a teacher.

Update: Coroner Identifies Hwy. 92 Crash Victim

Isha Tejpal wrote, "That was my brother. :( My mom is so upset. I still can't believe what happened. I wish it never did. I wish he wasn't caught up in all those bad things."

 

School District Abstains from 7th Grade Sex-Ed Program

Adam Wantz and Peggy Leggett-Wantz wrote, "My wife and I have two kids in BRSSD, including a 7th grader at Ralston. We were both deeply disappointed (and frankly stunned) by our district's sudden decision to withdraw from Teen Talk."

 

DA Drops Charges Against Teacher Accused of Abusing Special Ed Students

Camellia Tosches Roe wrote, "I find it interesting that everyone thinks she's guilty just because a few people said she was guilty of doing something. A few questions for those who wish to burn the witch: how do you know this isn't defamation of character? how do you know if they decided between themselves to get her canned?"

 

String of Break-Ins Plague Foster City Apartment Complex

Phyllis McArthur wrote, "This is nothing new, car burglaries have been on the increase since November, 10 cars were burgerized over on Shell Blvd in December in one day.

My car was broken into at the Foster City Dog park in the middle of the day!"

 

Fired Menlo Park Gymnastics Instructor Demands Investigation

Eva Cuffy wrote, "Where's the due process in this? I have seen too many capable people fired (including myself-for the wrong reasons by incapable management) for the wrong bureaucratic reasons. There definitely needs to be a more thorough investigation and staff management should be reviewed. Its obvious that Michelle Sutton was loved as a teacher so it definitelyisn't her skills at issue!"

 

Martin’s Beach Protest More of a Press Event, Less of a Surf Session

Here are some photos and video at Martin's Beach near Half Moon Bay on Thursday of the protesters and law firm suing the owner of the property to reopen the access road that winds down to the shore.

 

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Michael G. Stogner June 14, 2013 at 02:09 pm
Mr. Olbert said, When Mr. Maltbie was hired into this position he was offered a significantly belowRead More market salary. both in terms of compensation and provision. Was $197,000 per year in 2011 significantly below market salary?
Christa Bigue (Editor) June 11, 2013 at 11:56 pm
That's great! Please do share what you like best on the menu and what do you think of how theyRead More renovated the space?
Christa Bigue (Editor) June 11, 2013 at 01:33 pm
About what time did the accident occur and what type(s) of vehicles were involved? Any otherRead More details? This may help people remember if they saw it since it was a couple of weeks ago. Thanks Deborah!
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Sandra June 11, 2013 at 11:47 am
oh, Im so going!!!
harveyhmb June 12, 2013 at 04:53 pm
Like almost every dinner at the restaurant, the brunch was wonderfully tasty and reasonably priced.
Dee June 9, 2013 at 09:10 pm
Just let the kids go through or put up a high concrete wall ... I just don't know. This is anRead More unfortunate situation ... but this is private property after all.
Matt Mizenko June 13, 2013 at 09:51 am
I get the community's frustration, but is vandalism/destruction of property really the best exampleRead More to set for school children? It's private property - c'est la vie. As the previous poster said, maybe you want a concrete wall instead?
Michael G. Stogner May 31, 2013 at 11:00 am
These are the only people who spoke to the Supervisors on December 16th 2008 regarding appointmentRead More vs election. The top 5 wanted to appoint Carole Groom. Dave Pine is the only person who spoke in favor of democracy. Nadia Bledsoe, AFSCME Local 829, South San Francisco     Linda Gregory, San Mateo County Central Labor Council     Irma Compton, SEIU, Redwood City     Chrystine Lawson, SEIU Local 521, San Mateo     Bill Nack, Building and Construction Trades Council, Foster City     Dave Pine, Burlingame http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ZNVUsjoMss&feature=share&list=UUwPAIuBadYZq38Ufd5TCMNQ Sitting and fidgeting behind Dave Pine while he is talking about democracy is Bill Nack.