New incoming exhibits at the San Mateo County History Museum will bring visitors through the county’s natural history and tell the stories of the working class from 150 years ago.
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Héctor Camacho has won the race for San Mateo County superintendent of schools, beating out opponent Chelsea Bonini, according to semiofficial election results released Friday.
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Nearly $77 million in funding for critical in-lieu vehicle license fee money that funds basic San Mateo County services has been included in a budget proposal from the legislature, a provision that would fund around 65% of the $119 million the county and its cities say is owed.
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Similar to many other Peninsula cities, South San Francisco approved a budget that will draw on its reserves to close a budget shortfall, partly attributable to an unstable revenue source and increased operating costs.
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In the mid-1850s, it was discovered that man’s eyes possessed a phenomenal ability to see single frames of pictures, called “persistence of vision,” as if they were moving if they were displayed a certain speeds. This insight by scientists was to become an important discovery that would even…
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Construction is scheduled to begin Monday, June 15, on a new fire station designed to improve emergency response in the South Coast by relocating firefighters from a flood-prone station to safer, higher ground.
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Pat Olson enjoyed quite a fine last day of work after more than 22 years as a teacher at Half Moon Bay High School.
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It was the “Year of the Shortstop” in softball in the Peninsula Athletic League’s Bay Division, with one emerging as the Player of the Year. W…
I’ve always lamented the fact that I didn’t go to a 1994 World Cup soccer game when the biggest tournament in the world played at Stanford Stadium.
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The Peninsula Athletic League baseball managers all got together at the end of the regular season — and before the start of the Central Coast …
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