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JULY 27, 2018 VOLUME 26, NO. 27 www.MountainViewOnline.com 650.964.6300 MOVIES | 16 Feud with landlord could close down Bierhaus POPULAR DOWNTOWN BEER GARDEN COULD BE GONE THIS FALL; OWNER CONSIDERING LAWSUIT By Mark Noack earlier this year when the Tran family submitted plans to the city ven though it may be filled of Mountain View to redevelop to the brim with patrons, the site into a four-story office Ethe popular downtown building. In response, Finley pub Bierhaus is being threatened went public with his concerns with closure in the next couple of about the office project, saying months. The owners of the 383 it would ruin the appeal of Bier- Castro St. location have put the haus as well as the city’s down- beer garden on notice that the town core. lease will not be renewed, warn- The conflict has taken on a ing that it will need to clear out political dimension amid the by the end of September. larger question over Mountain The fight brewing between View’s bustling downtown. Liv- NATALIA NAZAROVA Bierhaus owner Mike Finley able Mountain View, a group Faith Martin-Ware, holding daughter Skylar, her sister Erika Martin (holding dog) and their children and his landlord has gone from skeptical of downtown redevel- were delivering care packages to the homeless after attending church services when they were falsely sour to toxic in the past several opment, came to champion Bier- accused of stealing by Safeway staff in Mountain View. Pictured with them at Christ Temple Community months. The landlord and res- haus as a business that deserves Church in Palo Alto are, from left, Christopher Flemming, Amir, Nyla and Taylor Ware. taurant owner now communi- protection. cate through attorneys, and the Earlier this week, the Tran conflict seems destined for a family felt the need to explain Family accuses Safeway of racial profiling lawsuit. their side of the story. Khoe Finley says he Tran and Nghiem MV RESIDENTS SAY THEY WERE WRONGFULLY REPORTED, QUESTIONED AND SEARCHED wants to sign a Truong and their By Kevin Forestieri and his dog outside the Safeway possible theft in progress, and short-term lease ‘I’m willing to two adult children on Shoreline Boulevard. Martin and her family mem- and is willing to attended a packed unnyvale resident Erika The well-intentioned trip bers found themselves the sus- pay market rate pay market rate Old Mountain Martin says she and her soured, however, when Mar- pects in the investigation. rent to stay put, View Neighbor- Sfamily were on an altruis- tin found herself blocked into Police officials described the but his landlord ... this doesn’t hood Association tic mission to help local home- her parking space by multiple interaction as friendly and will no longer meeting on Mon- less residents earlier this month, police cars and questioned by cordial, saying that officers do business with make any sense.’ day and detailed dropping off care packages and officers. Employees at the gro- him. Finley is now MIKE FINLEY, their plans to dog food for a homeless man cery store had called in a See PROFILING, page 11 alleging that his BIERHAUS OWNER rebuild the site. landlord is plan- The meeting was ning to essentially reportedly orga- steal his successful business nized by former Councilman Four arrested in armed assault concept by kicking him out and Mike Kasperzak, who is consult- opening a duplicate beer garden ing for the family on the project. By Kevin Forestieri four are facing weapons-related in and struck him in the face at the same site. They emphasized their humble charges, three are facing assault with pistols multiple times, caus- “Bierhaus is like my first born origins as an immigrant fam- ountain View police charges and the two adults — ing injuries to his face and hands. child — I put all my money and ily who scrimped and saved to arrested four people in 18-year-old Mountain View resi- The teen who reported the an incredible amount of work buy the former Wienerschnitzel Mconnection with a vio- dents Cesar Rosas and 19-year- incident told police that he was and intellectual property into building in 2007. Speaking to lent attack on a Sunnyvale man old Alberto Ibarra-Vallejo — are accosted multiple times in the it,” Finley said. “To yank this the Voice, daughter Dana Tran inside an RV on Crisanto Avenue facing gang-related charges. area that evening, according to away from me, that’s simply an said her parents put their life earlier this month, according to On July 12, a teen reported the statement. He said people injustice.” savings and home equity into a statement released Wednesday, finding blood and signs of an inside a Chrysler sedan and a Finley’s landlord, the Tran the purchase. She insisted that July 18. attack inside the RV of a family Honda sedan attempted to attack family of San Jose, said they her family wasn’t trying to turn Three of the four suspects, member parked along Crisanto, him near Ortega Park, and he are simply trying to manage a quick buck on the property. two of whom are minors, were according to police. Officers was later accosted and threatened their property and they are fully “If we only wanted to make arrested in a traffic stop on Sat- tracked down the 19-year-old by a teenager in the parking lot at within their rights not to renew money on this property, we urday, July 14, while the fourth victim at a nearby hospital, who the Bierhaus lease. was arrested Tuesday, July 17. All told police that two males came See ASSAULT, page 6 Their relationship took a dive See BIERHAUS, page 10

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QCRIMEBRIEF ARREST IN DOWNTOWN THREATS A 53-year-old Palo Alto man was arrested Sunday for allegedly threatening two people who refused to buy him alcohol. slam dunk! The victims, two Redwood City residents who arrived in downtown Mountain View on a motorcycle, told police they were confronted by the suspect shortly before 5:30 p.m. on Sunday, July 22. The pair told police that the man approached them and asked questions about the motorcycle before asking the driver to buy Recycle right him alcohol, according to police spokeswoman Katie Nelson. When the driver refused, the man allegedly became confron- tational and threatened to attack and shoot the victims, Nelson FIND OUT HOW: said. ReduceWaste.org/RecycleRight Officers arriving on the 400 block of Castro Street to talk to the victims spotted the suspect walking away from the area and detained him. He was later arrested on suspicion of making criminal threats, and was booked into Santa Clara County jail. He was being held with a bail set at $25,000 as of Wednesday morning, and had a court date for Wednesday afternoon, after Mohamad, Gilroy the Voice’s press deadline. —Kevin Forestieri

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Complaint alleges conflict of interest for councilman RESIDENT ARGUES JOHN MCALISTER’S VOTES FOR LASD SCHOOL SHOULD BE VOIDED

By Mark Noack by the City Council involving LASD where Mr. McAlister series of high-profile participated in the discussions Mountain View City or voted should be considered A Council votes to help void.” establish a new public school McAlister told the Voice that campus within city limits he disputes the allegations, say- is being challenged on the ing he had conferred with the grounds that Councilman John city attorney prior to the votes McAlister should have recused on a new LASD campus. City himself. legal staff told him he didn’t In a com- need to report his stake in Step- plaint letter ping Stones Preschool because sent to the city it was located outside the city’s earlier this jurisdiction, he said. week, Moun- The Los Altos School Dis- tain View trict enrolls Mountain View

ADAM PARDEE resident Ellyn residents and its boundaries Marilyn Ozawa and other members of the Mountain View Buddhist Temple rehearse a traditional Berner alleges John McAlister include several Mountain View dance to be performed at the Obon Festival held July 21 and 22. that McAlister neighborhoods. had a conflict of interest due McAlister said he believes the to owning a stake in the Step- complaints were a new tactic by ping Stones Preschool, which is Bullis Charter School advocates City inspectors force Buddhist temple’s located at leased property at the to try to scuttle the 10th cam- the Los Altos School District’s pus plan. Obon Festival to downsize Covington Elementary School “I don’t believe there’s any campus. This side business was conflict based on a thorough By Mark Noack wooden booths, and they Department prohibiting the providing McAlister at least understanding of the rules,” he weren’t be able to cook the temple from running gas $10,000 in annual income, said. “This is the Bullis Charter housands of people same variety of Japanese lines for the event’s food according to his 2008 financial School trying to eliminate a flocked to the annual dishes. stands. Obon organizers say disclosure form. McAlister did vote that would have prevented TObon Festival, but this While organizers described this meant a wide range not list the business in his sub- them from being relocated.” year’s event was missing some this year’s Obon as a success, of traditional dishes that sequent annual reports. In her complaint, Berner does of its signature foods and the event was clearly smaller required deep-frying, boil- Based on his preschool busi- not elaborate on her motive features. than prior years, said Mike ing or large amounts of rice ness, McAlister should have for filing the letter, which she The Japanese celebration, Inouye, a temple spokesman. were impossible to cook in removed himself from any vote forwarded to the Santa Clara which for 66 years has been Normally the temple’s larg- large quantities on-site. That involving Los Altos School Dis- County District Attorney’s hosted by the Mountain View est annual fundraiser, this severely limited their ability trict (LASD), Berner said. office and the state Fair Politi- Buddhist Temple, was facing year’s event took in about 20 to make popular dishes such “Our city (is providing) mil- cal Practices Commission. She beefed-up scrutiny from city percent less in revenues than as udon, tempura, chirashi, lions and millions of dollars is not listed as a licensed attor- building and fire inspectors. last year. futomaki, agesushi and spam and building rights for LASD ney by the California State Bar, As a result, organizers say This reduction is part- musubi. while not having full impar- but her letter appears to be writ- they were restricted from ly due to new restrictions tiality from Mountain View ten by a lawyer, with numerous setting up their traditional by the Mountain View Fire See OBON FESTIVAL, page 10 City Council,” Berner said in the letter. “Any action taken See COMPLAINT, page 8 City rejects rent-hike petition for Del Medio Manor By Mark Noack disputes would be adjudicated by apartments in amounts ranging the tenants’ cause on a pro-bono rent increase if they can prove the city. from $100 to $500 a month. basis. their upkeep costs are shrinking petition to raise rents Los Altos resident Elizabeth In total, the rent hikes would In the written decision made their profit margins. Under nor- on dozens of apartments Lindsay, who owns the Del Medio have increased annual profits by public on Tuesday, July 17, city mal circumstances, landlords are Aat Del Medio Manor in apartments with about 12 other $170,000 on a property that was hearing officer Jil Dalesandro allowed to increase rents only by Mountain View was denied by family members, had sought to already generating more than $1 sided largely with the tenants, the annual cost of inflation. a city hearing officer last week. raise rents on about two-thirds of million in net income, according rejecting nearly all claims made In the case of Del Medio, city Owners of the apartment complex the family’s 105-unit apartment to the petition filings. by the Del Medio owners. She officials highlighted numerous are now appealing the decision. complex. In their initial petition, In response, a number of Del denied a request by Lindsay to accounting errors that resulted in The case was the most hard- the proposed increases ranged Medio tenants organized to pro- grant a so-called Vega adjust- inflated expenses on the books. fought conflict so far to wind from $125 to $900 a month in test the increases. Several long- ment, a special increase intended For example, the bookkeeping its way through a public hear- additional rent. time renters told the Voice that for severely underpriced rental provided to the city counted ing process created by the city’s These proposed rent increases the rent hikes would have priced properties that are operating at a Lindsay and her husband, Wilson nascent rent control law. For were later softened in a revised them out of Mountain View. net loss. Walch, as salaried employees for many observers, the case was seen petition. The final request was to The nonprofit Community Legal In the city’s petition process, as a bellwether for how future increase rents on about half the Services of East Palo Alto took up landlords are entitled to an extra See DEL MEDIO MANOR, page 8

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Google chips in $1M for homeless services in Mountain View

By Kevin Forestieri Church officials agreed to take Council (CHAC) and the Hous- during the cold weather months. to a multimillion-dollar, all- it a step further last year, opening Trust of Silicon Valley. In a He said the church is trying to encompassing homeless services mbitious plans to trans- ing the sanctuary space as a symbolic gesture, each agency solve an “enormous problem” facility. form Trinity United cold weather shelter for up to 50 had a representative put in a through its homeless services, “It’s really, I think, a testament AMethodist Church into homeless women and children. “piece” of the partnership on a getting help from so many dif- to the community that all these a hub for homeless services Construction plans to upgrade large poster superimposed over ferent groups and people, and things have come together, and will move forward next month, the facility, which are set to a heart. acknowledged that the economic we’re really happy to be part of thanks in large part to a $1 mil- begin in a few weeks, call for Largely responsible for broker- climate in Silicon Valley is exac- that,” she said. lion contribution from Moun- building a commercial kitchen ing the deal with Google was erbating the problem. Although the event was billed tain View’s largest tech company. to cook food for both the shelter Santa Clara County Supervisor “We’re fighting an uphill battle as a groundbreaking, real work Google officials announced as well as the Saturday program, Joe Simitian, who said Google against an economic boom that’s constructing the new facility the company’s major financial along with designated space for officials showed a willingness separating people,” he said. will begin in a few weeks and support, which had been in case management, laundry ser- early on to pitch in however Mountain View’s homeless is expected to take about six the works for close to a year vices and job training. they could. Simitian stressed population tripled from 139 months to complete, Carmichael and kept secret until this week, Javier Gonzalez, Google’s pub- that every single group involved people in 2013 to 416 in 2017, said. Food and shower services during a celebration inside the lic affairs manager, said the com- deserves credit, along with the the vast majority of which is currently provided by Hope’s church sanctuary at the cor- pany is proud to help bring these local residents in Old Mountain “unsheltered,” meaning they are Corner will continue as usual ner of Hope and Mercy streets vital services to the community, View who supported the idea living in vehicles, encampments, through the end of the year. Tuesday morning, July 24. The and that Google and its employ- of a homeless shelter in their along creeks or on the street, Besides Google’s $1 million, funding adds the final key piece ees strive to be good corporate backyard. He points out that last according to a census report the upcoming project had to a $2 million plan to offer a neighbors and citizens. year’s approval process for the released by Santa Clara County received about $1.1 million in cold weather shelter, on-site “We’re very proud to announce cold weather shelter was shock- last year. The entire county saw either direct funding or forgiv- meal preparation, showers, case a $1 million contribution to help ingly brief because not one single a smaller increase over the same able loans from Mountain View, management services and job Hope’s Corner and this com- person publicly opposed the time period, from 6,760 home- Santa Clara County, the Housing training all under one roof. munity bring this facility to proposal. less people in 2013 to 7,034 in Trust of Silicon Valley and pri- The church and its on-site fruition,” he said. “The hearing lasted seven 2017. vate donations to Hope’s Cor- nonprofit, Hope’s Corner, have Google joins a growing num- minutes,” Simitian said. “And Hope’s Corner board president ner’s capital campaign. About taken on a growing role in sup- ber of agencies involved in the it lasted seven minutes because Leslie Carmichael told the Voice $200,000 comes from approved porting homeless and needy project, which includes Commu- a proposal to bring 50 homeless that the nonprofit has been community benefit funds guar- residents in recent years. Hope’s nity Services Agency of Moun- people to the area did not gener- raising money to upgrade its anteed by planned office devel- Corner began providing free tain View and Los Altos, Trinity ate one person in opposition.” kitchen since 2012, long before opment on Clyde Avenue, which weekly meals at its location in United Methodist Church, Los Mountain View Mayor Lenny the number of people seeking the county agreed to loan to Old Mountain View in 2011, Altos United Methodist Church, Siegel said the neighborhood food rapidly grew from dozens Hope’s Corner until the project and now serves more than 200 the city of Mountain View, not only allowed the shelter to to hundreds every Saturday is completed. V people each Saturday morn- Santa Clara County, HomeFirst, go through, but many of the morning. But she said she had Email Kevin Forestieri at ing. Trinity United Methodist Community Health Awareness residents stepped up to volunteer no idea the plans would expand [email protected].

Local teens recognized ASSAULT a firearm and gang-related Continued from page 1 charges. for Eagle Scout achievements Neither the victim nor the Rengstorff Park. suspects have been identified By Kayla Riggs and information on 50 historical built shelving; and Kyler Blasing On July 14, officers respond- as people living in the RVs airplanes; Arjun Singla coordi- renovated the Purissima Little ing to reports of a person with along Crisanto Avenue, Nelson any are familiar nated a basketball camp for 16 League Junior baseball field, a gun spotted a Chrysler near said, though the victim knows with the Boy Scouts middle schoolers over the course reconstructing the diamond Rengstorff Park that matched people who live inside one of Mof America, but not of a weekend; Gage Rodriguez backstop, re-roofing the dugouts the description of the vehicle, the RVs. everyone is aware of the work collected and refurbished pick- and installing storage for players’ according to the statement. The Santa Clara County Dis- and dedication it takes to reach axes, shovels, hammers, screw- equipment. Police stopped the car and trict Attorney’s office filed its highest rank — Eagle Scout. drivers and a wheelbarrow and Though these new Eagle Scouts found two firearms matching three felony charges against With just 4 percent of Boy donated them to the Day Worker have achieved the highest rank the description of the guns used Rosas and Ibarra-Vallejo, Scouts earning the title, those who Center of Mountain View; Ryan in the organization, their service in the attack, and arrested all including one count of assault wish to become an Eagle Scout McCauley renovated a preschool in the program does not end three people inside: Rosas and with a firearm and first-degree have to proceed through the six garden that had been severely here. Troop 30 parent Ricardo the two minors. burglary — both of which were Scout ranks; earn 21 merit badges; damaged after a car accident, Rodriguez said that “the Eagle One of the teens is facing a determined to be crimes com- attend a Scoutmaster conference; building redwood planter boxes, Scouts can remain active in the long list of potential charges, mitted with intent to benefit act in a troop leadership position centralizing the plumbing and troop and serve as role models for including assault with a deadly other gang members — as well for six months; complete a service repairing vegetable containers; younger Scouts. One Eagle Scout weapon, burglary, brandish- as one count of making crimi- project; and pass an Eagle Scout Braydon Ross re-landscaped one is now serving as the senior patrol ing a firearm, criminal threats nal threats, according to pros- board of review. Three teens from side of the Moffett Field Muse- leader in charge of the whole and other gang- and weapons- ecutor Neil Layton. Boy Scout Troop 33 and eight um, arranging a live jazz perfor- troop, and this summer some related charges. Rosas is facing three addi- from Troop 30 — both based in mance outside a local Safeway to are going to Northern Tier High The other teen was arrested tional felony charges: unlawful Los Altos — recently achieved the raise the money needed to install Adventure Base with younger on suspicion of carrying a possession of a firearm, carry- Eagle Scout rank. a new French drain and a terrace; Scouts for an eight- to nine- concealed firearm in a car ing a loaded firearm in a vehicle To fulfill the service proj- and Aidan Slusser built a 100- day hiking and canoe trip that and carrying a loaded firearm and possessing a large capacity ect requirement, members of foot split-rail fence for Redwood includes portions of Canada.” in a vehicle in a public place, magazine. Troop 30 gave back to the Grove Nature Preserve to keep Said Eagle Scout Gage Rodri- according to the statement. Both men made an appear- community in a number of hikers on the proper path. guez, “When I was young, and Police later arrested a fourth ance in court on Wednesday, ways. Eric Mow organized an In Troop 33, Zach Moore saw older Scouts standing in the suspect, Ibarra-Vallejo, after July 25, but neither entered a autism awareness day at Parents brought seven young, inner-city front leading the meetings, I the victim in the RV attack plea during the proceeding. Helping Parents, screening an boys on a weeklong backpacking thought to myself, ‘Wow, how do identified him as one of the Rosas and Ibarra-Vallejo are unreleased documentary about trip in Desolation Wilderness they do that?’ And now, well, now suspects, police spokeswoman being held in Santa Clara Coun- autistic children pursuing com- in the Sierras; Winn Hartford I know how they did it. It’s all Katie Nelson said. He was ty’s Elmwood Correctional petitive swimming; Brian Chao established a searchable database been such a blur that I haven’t arrested at his home on the facility with bail set at $325,000 designed a computer application for library books at St. Timothy’s had the time to reflect, but now 1000 block of Space Park Way and $275,000, respectively. V for Moffett Field Museum that Preschool in Mountain View, the magnitude of the progress we on suspicion of assault with a Email Kevin Forestieri at includes a touchscreen interface classified books by genre and all have made is much clearer.” V deadly weapon, brandishing [email protected]

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DEL MEDIO MANOR attorney fees that stemmed, in notified the city that she wanted COMPLAINT that discussion, three coun- Continued from page 5 part, from a lawsuit brought to bring her case before the Rental Continued from page 5 cil members wanted to set last year by Lindsay and other Housing Committee for a new conditions on what kind of Del Medio. But the same labor landlords seeking to overturn decision. citations of state law, city code school could be built, in light was also counted in their peti- Mountain View’s voter-approved Speaking to the Voice on Mon- and case law precedents. of the city’s significant finan- tion as “managerial expenses” Measure V rent control law in day, Lindsay criticized the city’s She did not immediately cial assistance. Among their and as “owner labor,” and it was court. hearing officer who adminis- respond to emailed questions stipulations, they wanted a unclear how these costs could be After eliminating many of tered her case, saying she did not from the Voice. commitment from LASD that distinguished. the expenses listed in the peti- receive a fair review. Among her In recent months, the council the site would be used for a Dalesandro determined that tion, Dalesandro concluded that complaints, she said the hearing has taken multiple steps to facil- new neighborhood school, not many work expenses at Del Lindsay did deserve a small rent officer excluded many expenses itate the purchase of land for a for relocating Bullis Charter Medio were actually counted increase of about $5 per unit in her petition that deserved new school campus near San School from Los Altos. twice or more. In some cases, based on inflation adjustments. consideration. Antonio Road. Earlier this year, McAlister opposed those con- Lindsay and her husband couldn’t Tenant advocates celebrated the A copy of the appeal letter was the council approved the sale of ditions, swinging a 4-3 vote to provide time records to show how decision as vindication for the not immediately available. City about $80 million in develop- approve the land acquisition. their labor was benefiting the city’s rent control law, which has officials say the appeal docu- ment rights to help defray the If complaints over McAlister’s property. Lindsay and her family faced intense opposition since its ments would not be disclosed purchase price of the expensive conflict of interest are found to own multiple rental properties passage in November 2016. Nan until they finish a preliminary land. An additional $23 million be valid, it could force the coun- in the area, but they could not McGarry, a Community Legal review. would come from Mountain cil to revisit a string of decisions separate out which work hours Services attorney who litigated Under the city’s rent control View’s park funds, in exchange on the proposed school site. were spent at which property. At the case, said her group was cur- law, any decision by a hearing for use of the new school’s field. City Manager Dan Rich a public hearing in May, Lindsay rently working with tenants to officer can be appealed to the In June, the council approved acknowledged the city has suggested one way to solve this fight against other rent increase five-member Rental Housing the district’s plans to use received the complaint letter, but would be to take their listed labor petitions in the city. Committee. The committee can that financial support to help he declined to comment on its costs and divide it by three. The city currently has nine either affirm, reverse or modify purchase 9.6 acres of the San arguments. The merits of the On top of that, Dalesandro active petitions for rent increases, the decision. Antonio Shopping Center, land letter could be considered only pointed out that many of the according to city staff. Lindsay has repeatedly warned currently occupied by Kohl’s by the state Fair Political Prac- expenses included in Lindsay’s “This sends a clear message that an adverse decision could and several restaurants. During tices Commission, he said. V petition benefited neither the to Mountain View tenants that lead her to sell off her property. tenants nor the Del Medio prop- if they fight to enforce their “Unfortunately, the decision erty. As part of her costs, Lindsay rights, then they’ll win,” she said. does not allow for a fair rate of expensed $3,000 for her time “Mountain View voters have been return based on the expenses of spent at Mountain View City hearing a lot of misinformation an older building and the value of Council and Rental Housing about (rent control) not protect- the asset,” she said to the Voice. Committee meetings, in which ing vulnerable residents. This “We will evaluate our options she was advocating against the decision shows that is false.” and make a business decision to Follow us on Twitter city’s rent control law. The peti- In a letter reportedly sub- determine the future of the tion also included $17,000 in mitted late last week, Lindsay building.” V twitter.com/mvvoice

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July 27, 2018 Q Mountain View Voice Q MountainViewOnline.com Q 9 LocalNews Appeals court hears arguments in Brock Turner case

Elena Kadvany foreign object of an unconscious known anonymously as Emily two Stanford graduate students that Turner fled after they con- person. He served half of his six- Doe, outside a fraternity party in intervened after they saw Turner fronted him and did not offer n attorney for Brock month sentence, which incited 2015, he was engaging in “outer- on top of an unmoving Doe. an explanation for why he was Turner, the former Stan- global outrage and led to the course” rather than demonstrat- Turner testified that Doe with Doe to the fact that she was Aford University student contentious recall this June of ing an intent to commit rape. was conscious and consented unconscious for several hours who served three months in the judge who oversaw the case, Multhaup defined outercourse throughout their interactions. and had a blood alcohol level jail for sexually assaulting an Aaron Persky. as a “version of safe sex” during Associate Justice Wendy Clark three times the legal driving limit unconscious woman on cam- Multhaup and Deputy Attor- which the participants are fully Duffy questioned Multhaup’s in California of 0.08. pus, argued in the state’s 6th ney General Alisha Carlile, on clothed and there is no “penile time frame, suggesting that he Multhaup countered that District Court of Appeal in San behalf of the Attorney General’s contact.” was asking the justices to “draw Turner fleeing — or him kiss- Jose on Tuesday that there was Office, presented their respec- Associate Justice Franklin Elia the inference” that Doe could ing Doe’s younger sister without insufficient evidence that his cli- tive oral arguments in front of rejected this argument, tell- have lost consciousness toward permission at the fraternity party ent committed the three felony Associate Justices Franklin Elia, ing Multhaup that the Supreme the end of the 30-minute period, earlier in the evening — does not crimes he was convicted of in Wendy Clark Duffy and Adri- Court has ruled that a defen- when Turner himself told a police amount to “affirmative evidence” 2016. enne Grover on Tuesday. dant’s exposure of him or herself officer that night that he and Doe that would prove beyond a rea- Mill Valley attorney Eric While in the appeal Multhaup is not required to provide intent were outside together for about sonable doubt that he intended Multhaup, who filed an appeal argued that Turner was deprived to commit rape. five minutes. to rape Doe. on Turner’s behalf in Decem- of his right to due process and For the other two charges, The three justices repeatedly There is rarely direct evidence ber, argued that the jury had to that the jury was prejudiced for Multhaup argued that there was reminded Multhaup that their to demonstrate intent to commit engage in “speculation” to con- several reasons, including the no concrete evidence to prove at role is not to reweigh evidence a crime, Elia told Multhaup. clude beyond a reasonable doubt exclusion of evidence of Turner’s what point Doe lost conscious- that was presented during the “You look at the entire circum- that he committed the crimes. credibility and honesty and the ness and could thus not consent trial or consider alternate con- stances. You can’t just surgically “They filled in the blanks in the prosecution’s repeated descrip- to being digitally penetrated by clusions the jury could have remove these” pieces of evidence, prosecution’s case,” Multhaup tions of the assault taking place Turner. Multhaup said the jury reached. the justice said. told the three presiding jus- behind a dumpster, the attorney had to “speculate” about when Carlile similarly argued that The court has 90 days to issue tices. “That’s imagination. That’s focused Tuesday on two separate that happened in what he said Multhaup was asking the court an opinion. speculation.” points. was a 30-minute period after to “act as a super fact-finder” and Alaleh Kianerci, the Santa A Santa Clara County jury He argued that because Turner Turner and Doe left the frater- reject the jury’s verdict in favor of Clara County deputy district found Turner guilty of assault was fully dressed when two Stan- nity party. his own “far-fetched version of attorney who prosecuted the with the intent to commit rape, ford graduate students observed During the trial, the jury heard a events.” Turner case, attended the hear- sexual penetration with a foreign him “engaged in aggressive slurred, incoherent voicemail Doe The evidence was “ample” for ing. She declined to comment. V object of an intoxicated person thrusting” on top of the partially left for her boyfriend on Jan. 18, the convictions, she argued, from Email Elena Kadvany at and sexual penetration with a unclothed, unconscious woman, 2015 at 12:16 a.m. Shortly after, the graduate students’ testimony [email protected]

OBON FESTIVAL “We want to make sure that BIERHAUS her parents became frustrated in good faith. By a wide margin, we have safe operating condi- Continued from page 1 with Finley because he never Bierhaus should be the obvious Continued from page 5 tions and that this event can would pay his rent on the first of choice to remain at that site until Meanwhile, building inspec- be organized in a safe man- would have sold it to developers the month, even after they had it is redeveloped, they said. tors required the festival to ner,” Pancholi said. “We’ve years ago,” Tran said. “We’re issued warnings. Based on the community input, obtain separate building per- been talking about them for trying to do what we can to keep Finley said he has never missed Dana Tran said it was abundantly mits for each booth structure. a long time now after the last this in our family. This is our a payment. The language in his clear that residents appreciated In prior years, the festival used event, so this shouldn’t be a American dream.” lease gives him latitude on when the concept of Bierhaus as a casual traditional wooden booths to surprise.” Following the purchase, the he makes his monthly payments, gathering place. The family is cur- host carnival games, conces- While disappointed, orga- Tran family signed a 10-year he said. rently working on a new restau- sionaires and other attractions. nizers for the Obon Festival lease with Mehmet Degerli, Finley has his own set of rant concept that would maintain For this year’s event, organiz- said they accepted the changes who initially opened a Turkish grievances against the Tran that appeal, she said. They were in ers had to rent smaller cano- with a philosophical perspec- cafe at the location. That eatery family. He blames them for talks to open a new beer garden pies. Some carnival games, tive. Inouye said the Buddhist didn’t pan out, and Degerli later failing to maintain the prop- with a group of partners whom such as the coin-toss booths, congregation wanted to ensure entered into a partnership with erty, particularly in 2016 when she declined to identify. were not featured this year. that their guests weren’t upset Finley. Degerli and co-owner a sewer line under the building In effect, would that be steal- In addition, changes to the to find some regular features Scott Snyder are currently silent ruptured. The incident forced ing Finley’s idea for Bierhaus? electrical wiring and lighting of the festival missing this year. partners in Bierhaus, Finley Bierhaus to close for days, but Tran said that wasn’t the case. forced the festival to limit its They tried their best to adapt to said. the Tran family refused to fix “I don’t think he came up with hours of operation. the new rules. This year’s event Tran said her mother, Nghiem it, he said. He eventually had the beer garden concept. That’s City inspectors were simply featured various new teriyaki Truong, was in charge of man- to pay $30,000 for repairs. He been around everywhere,” she enforcing the existing code dishes and “Japan dogs.” Other aging the lease, but she quickly could have sued, but the costs said. “I don’t believe that’s his requirements for the Obon’s temples in San Jose and Palo encountered problems. Degerli of taking it to court would have concept.” Festival’s temporary use per- Alto volunteered their kitchens often could not make his made any damage award a Pyr- Finley doesn’t agree, and he mit, said senior city planner to help prepare sushi and spam monthly rent payments as his rhic victory. says there is considerable “intel- Diana Pancholi. In prior years, musubi off-site. restaurant struggled in the post- “Practically speaking, the lectual property” invested in his this event permit was processed Pointing to the Buddhist recession economy. Her mother (sewer) lateral lasts at least 30 pub concept. Working with his by the city Recreation Depart- concept of impermanence, would try to be compassionate years and my lease was over dad and sister, he is launching ment, but this year the review temple president Sterling and she sometimes let the rent in two years,” he said. “They a second Bierhaus in Oakland included staff from the building Makishima said the commu- payments slide, but her charity receive the economic benefit of in the near future. But he wants and fire departments, she said. nity was finding ways to move eventually bottomed out, Tran my investment. That is not fair.” to keep his business open in forward. said. Finley alleges that the Tran Mountain View. “It makes me a little sad that “She kept saying that when the family has repeatedly ignored He is currently considering a my grandkids are not going to market is better, they would pay the language in their own lease. lawsuit based on violations of his have the same memories of on time. But it just continued They were initially pressuring lease that could be ready to file Obon that I had and my chil- going on,” Tran said. “She was Bierhaus to close down in June, by the end of this week, he said. dren had, growing up at the trying to help them out, but but attorneys working for Fin- “I’m willing to pay market temple all these years,” said now we think that she was taken ley alerted them that his lease rate, and this is a 40-year-old LET’S DISCUSS: Makishima. “But that’s what advantage of.” remains valid until the end of building that no money has been Read the latest local news they tell us, right? That noth- Finley inherited some of that September. Finley’s attorneys put into,” he said. “This doesn’t headlines and talk about the V V issues at Town Square at ing stays the same.” resentment after taking over the have also pointed out that the make any sense.” MountainViewOnline.com Email Mark Noack at lease and opening his successful Trans agreed in their lease that Email Mark Noack at [email protected] beer garden concept. Tran said they would negotiate a new lease [email protected]

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PROFILING of events. Police never accuse Martin-Ware said officers talk- Continued from page 1 Martin of stealing, but state she is ed amongst themselves before “associated” with a reported theft. approaching her and saying she quickly found that the reports Officers can be seen talking to the fit the description of the person were unwarranted and sent the store manager inside the Safeway, accused of stealing, and asked family on their way. But Martin who told police she saw a woman if they could search her car. She and her family members say they taking things from the store but said she gave them permission are upset over what they believe could not tell officers what was to look through the window to is just one of multiple racial pro- taken. see what was inside, and allowed filing incidents they have faced Given the flimsy evidence them to check the trunk. She said while living in the Bay Area. against her, Martin said she police likely didn’t have a probable “We don’t feel comfortable believes that profiling played a cause to start looking through her going back to this Safeway, espe- role in the accusations and ulti- things, but she was nervous about cially the children, because of mately led to her getting stopped not complying with officers. what happened to us,” Martin by police in the parking lot. She “I found it very weird, but I told the Voice shortly after the and her sister frequent the Safe- thought if I didn’t let him search incident. “We were there to do way and know many of the store that I would get arrested,” she a good deed and we left feeling employees by name, which she said. embarrassed, hurt and shocked.” said made the theft allegations all Shoreline Safeway employees The theft report and police the more troubling. What’s more, declined to comment on the inci- stop occurred around 6 p.m. on she said, store employees and cus- dent, instead referring the Voice Sunday, July 8. Martin and her tomers frequently witness thefts to Safeway’s corporate office in sister, Mountain View resident and nobody calls police, yet they Pleasanton. Safeway spokeswom- Faith Martin-Ware, parked in the took the extra effort to report her an Wendy Gutshall said in a state- Bailey Park plaza after attending family. ment that the company apologizes a church service at Christ Temple Nelson said police have for the misunderstanding and has Community Church in Palo Alto, responded to a total of 10 theft since “been in contact with a cus- intending to drop off a package calls at the Shoreline Safeway over tomer involved in the incident.” of hygiene products for homeless the last 12 months, of which seven The statement did not mention people near the Safeway. Mar- involved a theft from the store Martin or her family, instead stat- tin, who works at Google, also itself. Only three of those inci- ing that local law enforcement was brought dog food for a homeless dents involved a suspect described called concerning an “adult male man with a dog who frequents the as a black man or woman, while with a history of suspected shop- plaza. the others are described as either lifting at the store who had a shop- After spending several minutes Hispanic, white or Asian, Nelson ping cart full of merchandise.” in the parking lot talking from said. The initial call to police stated inside her vehicle, Martin said NATALIA NAZAROVA The city’s online crime-track- that the suspect inside the store, two police cars — and later a total Christopher Flemming, 9, was afraid that police had stopped his ing data website, CrimeReports, described as a black man in his of five officers — pulled up right family because he had asked for a free cookie at the bakery counter of shows only six theft cases at the early 30s, may have known Mar- next to her to ask probing ques- the Safeway on Shoreline Boulevard. Safeway in 2018, which is relative- tin and her family, which aroused tions to determine whether she, ly low compared to the Safeway on suspicions that they might be her sister or their children were toward the back of the store, and at was closer to half an hour. The San Antonio Road and the Nob working together. Officers con- complicit in a reported grocery one point “made eye contact” with incident report states officers Hill on Grant Road. cluded that the man was not store heist. a suspicious man also considered concluded that the theft reports Martin-Ware said she was upset involved in any theft, either, Nel- The heavily redacted incident a potential shoplifter, who was had no merit and left after about over the incident, in part because son said. report states that employees and described as a black man in his 26 minutes. it wasn’t the first time she has Nelson maintains that officers customers in the store believed 30s, according to police spokes- The children referred to in faced accusations of stealing, responded appropriately to the that the family had sent in their woman Katie Nelson. Trouble is, the report were likely Martin’s with a similar incident occur- reported theft and the informa- children to “grab goods from the Martin said she never got out of 9-year-old son and her nieces ring inside a Walmart while she tion given to them, and that they shelves” and take them back to the her car at any point, handing off and nephews, who she said went was with her 11-year-old son. She never directly accused Martin car, and that they had reportedly the dog food through her window into the Safeway for a free cookie said she’s seen and even recorded and her family of stealing. She stocked up a cart full of goods as to the homeless man. She was from the bakery staff — a com- people bounding out the door said the police officers were quick a ruse intended to create a dis- also wary of exiting her car when mon practice at the grocery store with baskets full of alcohol and to find the reports had no merit, traction. The reports implicated police were present, wanting to chain. Martin said her son was nobody bothered to call police, and that the family was both Martin, her son and her sister’s avoid escalating the situation. getting increasingly worried that leading her to believe it was cooperative and compliant. children as playing a role in the “If they were to look at the Safe- his denied request for a cookie racially motivated. “We did our due diligence in alleged theft. way footage it would show that I was the reason for the police stop, “I’m just shocked it happened responding to a call, and (Martin) Martin and Martin-Ware con- never got out of my car and I never and said he felt the need to confess right after we were getting out of was very helpful in allowing us to tend that many of the details in went into the store,” Martin said. it to officers. church and helping out homeless resolve the situation quickly and the report are inaccurate, includ- “What description was given to “He was so nervous, you could people,” Martin-Ware said. without any issues,” Nelson said. V ing the amount of time they were them? I have no clue. They never barely understand what he was stuck in the parking lot and alle- told me the description of the per- saying,” she said. gations that they were collaborat- son. No one ever told us the items The Voice reviewed the body Inspirations ing with a black man inside the that were taken out of the store.” camera footage from two of the store to conduct the heist. Police say officers spent 10 officers involved in the police a gguideuide to tthehe sspiritualpiritual community Police were told that Martin minutes talking to Martin and stop, and found it largely cor- entered the Safeway and headed her sister, while Martin said it roborates the family’s version

COMMUNITY BRIEF school support specialist in the If the appointments are To include your Continued from page 4 Mount Diablo Unified School approved by the district board Church in District. of trustees Aug. 13, Hardy special education. Like Hardy, Both Tom and Hardy were and Tom plan to start in the Inspirations Tom was the principal of sev- “selected for their ability to fall, supervising roughly 450 eral schools in the Bay Area, build personal connections students who are currently please email including Valle Verde Elemen- with students, families and enrolled in MVLA’s special sales@ tary School in Walnut Creek colleagues, and to provide pro- education program. The duo embarcadero and Alamo Elementary in San grams that will meet the needs would report to MVLA’s associ- Ramon. She most recently of each student in the program,” ate superintendent of education publishing.com held the positions of interim said MVLA spokeswoman Cyn- services, Margarita Navarro. assistant superintendent and thia Greaves. —Kayla Riggs

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oman Beyer is an unlikely winemaker. He’s a mechanical engineer from Michigan who came to Silicon Valley 30 years ago to study at Stanford University and never left. He’s had a long career in failure analysis, investigating accidents and authoring publications with titles like “Ergonomic Analysis of Extension Ladders” and “The Warning Label Development Process.” He knew next to nothing about wine until 10 years ago, when he joined a group of local home winemakers.

PHOTOS BY ADAM PARDEE Continued on next page Roman Beyer unboxes a new shipment of wine bottles at his home in Los Altos Hills.

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COURTESY OF ROMAN BEYER ADAM PARDEE Left: Home winemaking enthusiasts form a line to bottle 2013 vintages of cabernet, merlot and syrah at Roman Beyer’s home in November of 2015. Right: The fruits of their labors.

Continued from previous page years in the barrel and one in the other members what one called technicality and camaraderie of white wine in the Santa Clara bottle. The bottles are stored in a “homework” — mostly articles winemaking. Most of their chil- County Fair’s annual amateur He’s now the avid leader of his refrigerated cellar elsewhere on and books about winemaking. dren help out with the harvest winemaking competition. own group that makes thousands Beyer’s property. “I think because I’m a problem- and bottling every year. Marc Over a recent lunch on the of bottles of wine each year, A downstairs room that Beyer solver, the engineering side of Anker, a retired doctor who lives patio, Beyer, Anker and David the grapes crushed, fermented, and his wife originally built as solving these different problems in Palo Alto, knew near nothing Lautzenheiser (a semi-retired tech pressed, aged and bottled in his a casual space to enjoy wine in making the wine is what I found about wine when he joined and executive who’s looking forward Los Altos Hills home. has been transformed into a fascinating,” Beyer said. “Even was skeptical about the quality to his fifth harvest with the group) Since 2012, Beyer has recruited full-blown wine cellar, with today it’s a matrix of many, many of homemade wine. uncorked recent vintages. They friends and family to assist with more than a dozen Ameri- different possibilities and prob- Now, he said he no longer buys moved from a freshly crisp 2016 what is now a serious home wine- can and French oak wine bar- lems that you can come up with.” wine. He brings their bottles to Vermentino from Los Carneros to making operation. He now has rels, a bottling machine and a There is very little regulation of restaurants and social gatherings. a deep but drinkable 2014 merlot seven partners, none of whom clean-up room stocked with home winemaking for personal “It’s great to know how to make from Jaeger Vineyards in Napa have worked in the wine indus- wine-making equipment and consumption. Under federal law, wine. But I would love this whole and finally, a peppery Barbera try. There’s a retired physician, chemicals. Everywhere are wine they can’t make more than 200 process if it was mediocre wine,” from a grower in Plymouth, just former tech executives, a general bottles, glasses and wine-related gallons a year for a household Anker said. “This is not medio- outside Sacramento. contractor, a real estate agent and art (including, hanging on one with two or more adults or 100 cre wine.” They sipped each wine with engineers, all hailing from Los wall, a patchwork quilt featuring gallons for a one-person home, The group’s wine has won unbridled enthusiasm, enjoying Altos, Los Altos Hills and Palo colorful bottles). In one drawer but are otherwise left to their local awards, including a 2013 the fruits of their labors. V Alto, save one who lives in Santa are stacks of wine labels drawn own devices. chardonnay from Woodside that Email Elena Kadvany at Cruz. They each pay about $1,500 by Beyer’s daughter, including The members love both the took home “double gold” for best [email protected]. per year to cover the cost of raw a black-and-white tree with the materials, from grapes and bar- name “Romanbauer,” a nod to rels to additives and lab testing. Rombauer Vineyard’s famed They sometimes call them- chardonnay. MOUNTAIN VIEW CENTRAL BUSINESS ASSOCIATION PRESENTS selves “the startup winery.” It was in this 255-square-foot The group purchases grapes room that Beyer first thought from growers, from Napa and about making wine. After build- Sonoma to Paso Robles, though ing the addition to the house, he they prefer to buy locally. Early realized he couldn’t fill it with Thursday, August 2 on, Beyer realized that qual- just bottles, and wondered what ity wineries prefer to sell in tons he would have to do to get a bar- rather than pounds, hence his rel. He reached out to a friend 5:30-9:00pm motivation for forming a group. who happened to make wine at They now buy about four to five home. The friend was leaving tons each year. his winemaking group, so Beyer, Each fall, as harvest kicks into impressed by the quality of their high gear, Beyer’s Los Altos Hills wine, took his place. Wine Walk home becomes a hive of activ- Winemaking quickly became ity. As soon as they get the call more than a fleeting hobby. DOWNTOWN MOUNTAIN VIEW from growers, the men jump into Beyer left the group two years trucks to harvest their grapes — later to start his own troop of mostly red, but not exclusively hobbyist winemakers. • Taste wines from Mendocino County to Livermore to Santa Cruz to Monterey — and bring them back to Beyer’s Beyer is still a “data collector” • Sample foods from some of our diverse Castro Street restaurants house. A concrete, covered patio at heart. He coordinates blind overlooking the rolling foothills tastings to check the wine’s • Take home a signature Mountain View Wine Walk glass is turned into a “crush pad” progress and creates schedules where they mash the grapes to organize who is doing what Get Your Advance Tickets $35 (or $40 cash at the door): and put them into containers to during the busiest times. He ferment. consults with experts, includ- Online at www.MountainViewDowntown.com Once fermentation is done, ing Woodside Vineyards’ Brian Or downtown at Boutique 4 (279 Castro St.) or Allure Salon (888 Villa St. #100) the group presses the wine and Caselden, who Beyer considers pumps it into barrels to age. They a mentor, and a local Home typically age red wines for two Vintners Association. He sends July 27, 2018 Q Mountain View Voice Q MountainViewOnline.com Q 13 14 Q Mountain View Voice Q MountainViewOnline.com Q July 27, 2018 July 27, 2018 Q Mountain View Voice Q MountainViewOnline.com Q 15 Weekend

lines should be drawn. In practice, “The QMOVIEOPENINGS Equalizer” answers these questions with an Old Testament zeal: evil must be smited by self-appointed good men. The best aspects QMOVIEREVIEWS of “The Equalizer 2” are cinematic in scale: a standout stunt sequence involving a truly EQUALIZER 200 dangerous backseat driver, a ghost-town Denzel Washington makes the first sequel climax that evokes a Western showdown, of his career, re-teaming with director and Washington himself, whose subtleties Antoine Fuqua for “The Equalizer 2.” In his elevate the dopey material to Threat Level reprised his role as Robert McCall — an Watchable. ex-CIA agent who faked his death and Rated R for brutal violence throughout, went underground but just can’t help language, and some drug content. Two himself from being a supreme do-gooder hours, 1 minute. — P.C. — Washington is working as a kindly Lyft driver tooling around Boston. He runs into trouble enough to keep him busy MOVIE locally, but as the film’s opening sequence demonstrates, he’ll go as far as Turkey to REVIEWS recover a kidnapped child if no one else will. By implication, this vigilante thriller suggests Find more movie reviews online at intriguing questions about the moral and ethical imperatives of justice, and where mv-voice.com/movies

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16 Q Mountain View Voice Q MountainViewOnline.com Q July 27, 2018 VOICE MOUNTAINVIEW QHIGHLIGHT ‘HOLD THESE TRUTHS’ TheatreWorks Silicon Valley kicks off its 2018/19 season with “Hold These Truths” by Jeanne Sakata, an inspiring true story following Gordon Hirabayashi, a Japanese-American student who fought internment to a relocation camp during WWII. Through Aug. 5, times vary. $35-$60. Lucie Stern Theatre, 1305 Middlefield Road, Palo Alto. theatreworks.org/201819-season

CONCERTS tour. July 27, 8 p.m. $27.50-$750. Shoreline Schola Cantorum Hosts Group Sing- FOOD & DRINK Shoots & Roots Bitters Workshop at Amphitheatre, 1 Amphitheatre Parkway, Along Jeffrey Benson, director of Choral Hidden Villa Shoots & Roots promotes Songs of Nostalgia A cohort of musicians Mountain View. Search facebook.com/events Activities at San Jose State University, will Pizzeria Delfina Summer Pig Roasts biodiversity through research, teaching and will perform popular songs from Iran and for more info. conduct Gabriel Fauré’s “Requiem,” and Pizzeria Delfina will have an open seating, the creation of science-based botanical blends throughout the Middle East. The performance Niall Horan & Maren Morris Pop singer Maurice Duruflé’s “Requiem.” Participants family-style dinner with roasted pig from a local that draw from ecology, cultural practices and will feature Iranian singer Nasser Sabouri Niall Horan and country artist Maren Morris will be invited to sing-along and scores will be farmer, summertime side dishes and Peroni on flavors around the world. Learn the history and professor of ethnomusicology Ken Habib will perform together following their duet provided. July 30, 7:30 p.m. Free-$17. Los Altos tap. They will also have regular dinner, wine, and cultural relevance of bitters, explore and will be followed by a wine reception single, “Seeing Blind,” from Horan’s new United Methodist Church, 655 Magdalena Ave., beer and cocktail menus available for purchase a the aromatic side of Hidden Villa’s native with the performers. July 28, 8-10 p.m. $60. album “Flicker.” Aug. 4, 7-10 p.m. $17-$9128. Los Altos. scholacantorum.org la carte. There will be two seatings a night. July and cultivated flora and aspects of their Community School of Music and Arts, 230 Shoreline Amphitheatre, 1 Amphitheatre Seminario Institute Showcase Concert 31, 5:30-7:30 p.m. and 7:30-9:30 p.m. $30-70. traditional use. July 28, 2-4 p.m. $50. Hidden San Antonio Circle, Mountain View. Search Parkway, Mountain View. Search facebook. This summer San Francisco-based wind quintet Pizzeria Delfina Palo Alto, 651 Emerson St., Palo Villa, 26870 Moody Road, Los Altos Hills. brownpapertickets.com for more info. com/events for more info. Quinteto Latino will convene a group of classical Alto. Search eventbrite.com for more info. hiddenvilla.org/calendar Lunar Octet Ann Arbor-based Lunar Octet SJW All-Star Jam An annual tradition at the musicians of color from around the country for will play jazz, Cuban and Puerto Rican salsa, Stanford Jazz Workshop, the All-Star Jam will the first ever Seminario Institute. In collaboration rock, African high-life music and Brazilian feature various jazz artists including Wycliffe with the Community School of Music and Arts in sambas. Almost all of the band’s music are Gordon, Melissa Aldana, Taylor Eigsti and Mountain View, Quinteto Latino will spend three original compositions and arrangements with a more. $15-$59. Aug. 3, 8-10 p.m.Dinkelspiel days rehearsing, presenting workshops and strong focus on soloists’ improvisations. Portola Auditorium, 471 Lagunita Drive, Stanford. Search teaching up-and-coming artists. The program Vineyards will pour tastes of their wines; wine- arts.stanford.edu for more info. will culminate in a performance with Quinteto tasting is included in the price of an adult ticket. Latino and two guest quintets. July 28, 2:30-4 July 29, 6-7:30 p.m. $12-$24. Portola Vineyards, Carte Blanche Concert IV: Paul Neubauer and Michael Brown Violist p.m. Free. Community School of Music and 850 Los Trancos Road, Portola Valley. Search Arts, 230 San Antonio Circle, Mountain View. eventbrite.com for more info. Paul Neubauer and pianist Michael Brown will collaborate for Music@Menlo’s season’s arts4all.org/events Overture 2/2: Mozart and final Carte Blanche Concert. The program will Stanford Summer Orchestra The 2018 Mendelssohn, Plus Meet-the-Artists include pieces like Dmitry Shostakovich’s Viola Stanford Summer Orchestra, led by Paul Phillips, Wine Reception Music@Menlo will Sonata and works from English composer the Gretchen B. Kimball Director of Orchestral inaugurate the new series of Overture Benjamin Dale. July 29, 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Studies, will perform a program including Jean Concerts, in which young International $35-$82. Menlo School, 50 Valparaiso Ave., Sibelius’ “Finlandia, Op. 26, No. 7” and Alexander Program artists collaborate with established Atherton. musicatmenlo.org Borodin’s “Symphony No. 2 in B Minor.” The chamber musicians. The program will include Summer Orchestra’s roster will include Stanford Mozart’s Piano Quartet in G minor and Charles McPherson Quintet Alto saxophonist Charles McPherson will perform students and community members and the Mendelssohn’s String Octet in E-flat major and featured violin soloist Stanford Symphony feature artists like the M-Prize winning Calidore traditional jazz with his band. July 29, 8-9:30 p.m. $15-$59. Dinkelspiel Auditorium, 471 Orchestra 2018 Concerto Competition winner String Quartet. Aug. 1, 7:30-9:30 p.m. $32. Aditya Chander. July 27, 7:30-9:30 p.m. $10- Menlo School, 50 Valparaiso Ave., Atherton. Lagunita Drive, Stanford. Search events.stanford. edu for more info. $25. Bing Concert Hall, 327 Lasuen St., Stanford. Search meetup.com for more info. Search events.stanford.edu for more info. Concert Program V: ‘Berlin’ Music@ Summer Jazz 32nd Anniversary Terrence Brewer: ‘Acoustic Jazz Menlo will explore Berlin’s musical history Concert Series Stanford Shopping Center Quartet’ Guitarist and Stanford Jazz Workshop hosts weekly rhythm and blues concerts with their concert “Berlin,” featuring works by Mendelssohn, Bach, Mozart and Beethoven. Faculty Artist Terrence Brewer will present his showcasing a variety of jazz musicians and local new project, “The Acoustic Jazz Quartet.” The favorites in the courtyard between Nordstrom Artists will include the Calidore String Quartet, pianists Wu Han and Gilles Vonsattel and project consists of original compositions and and Crate & Barrel. Thursdays through August arrangements of jazz standards and Brazilian 23, 6-7:30 p.m. Free. Stanford Shopping Center, San Francisco Opera flutist Stephanie McNab. July 28-29, 6-8 p.m. $20-$72. The Center and Afro-Cuban compositions. July 27, 8-9:30 660 Stanford Shopping Center, Palo Alto. simon. p.m. $15-$30. Bing Concert Hall, 327 Lasuen St., com/mall/stanford-shopping-center for Performing Arts at Menlo-Atherton, 555 Middlefield Road, Menlo Park. musicatmenlo.org Stanford. Search events.stanford.edu for more info. Taylor Eigsti Trio and Friends Pianist and composer Taylor Eigsti will perform music with Concert Program VII: ‘Vienna’ The 2018 TALKS & LECTURES season’s final Concert Program will pay homage some of his closest friends and longtime band Book Launch with Meg Waite Clayton mates. July 31, 8-9:30 p.m. $15-$59. Dinkelspiel to Vienna with works by Mozart, Brahms, Schubert and Schoenberg. Aug. 2, 7:30-9:30 Best-selling author Meg Waite Clayton will Auditorium, 471 Lagunita Dr, Stanford. events. discuss her new novel “Beautiful Exiles,” which stanford.edu/events/783/78393 p.m. $20-$72. Menlo School, 50 Valparaiso Ave., Atherton. musicatmenlo.org explores the relationship between Ernest Andrea Motis Quintet with Wycliffe Hemingway and journalist Martha Gellhorn. July Encounter III: Budapest and Vienna Gordon and the SJW 50/50 Jazz 31, 7-9 p.m. $24.95 Books Inc., 855 El Camino Scholar John R. Hale will make his Music@ Orchestra Directed by Joan Chamorro, Spanish Real, Palo Alto. booksinc.net/event Menlo debut, leading the season’s final jazz singer and trumpeter Andrea Motis will Andy Weir: Best-Selling Author of ‘The return to Stanford Jazz Workshop accompanied Encounter — an exploration of two Central European capitals. July 27, 7:30-9:30 p.m. Martian’ and ‘Artemis’ Andy Weir, author by her own band, which will include founder of “The Martian” and “Artemis,” will discuss how of the famed Sant Andreu Jazz Band, Joan $25-$52. Menlo School, 50 Valparaiso Ave., Atherton. musicatmenlo.org he combines his love of space, science and humor Chamorro. She will also be joined by SJW 50/50 to create science fiction novels. July 31, 7-8 p.m. Yosvany Terry Afro-Cuban Sextet Afro- Jazz Orchestra. Aug. 4, 8-10 p.m. $25-$98. Bing $5-$40. Oshman Family JCC, 3921 Fabian Way, Cuban saxophone and chekeré (a West African Concert Hall, 327 Lasuen St., Stanford. Search Palo Alto. Search eventbrite.com for more info. events.stanford.edu for more info. percussion instrument) player Yosvany Terry will Meet Ibtihaj Muhammad Ibtihaj Chris Stapleton Country artist Chris share new compositions and arrangements with a band. July 30, 8-9:30 p.m. $15-$59. Dinkelspiel Muhammad, the first Muslim-American woman Stapleton will perform as a part of his in hijab to compete for the U.S. in the Olympic nationwide concert tour “All American Road Auditorium, 471 Lagunita Drive, Stanford. Search events.stanford.edu for more info. Games and the first female Muslim American Show.” July 28, 7 p.m. $35-$90. Shoreline to medal at the Olympic Games, will discuss Concert Program VI: ‘Budapest’ Music@ Amphitheatre, 1 Amphitheatre Parkway, her new book “Proud.” “Proud” tells the story Menlo will present music from “Budapest,” Mountain View. Search facebook.com/events of how Muhammad overcame obstacles and featuring works by Kodaly, Bartok, Ligeti and for more info. racism throughout her career. She will be in Dohnanyi. Artists will include the Calidore String Concert on the Plaza Residents can conversation with Hana Baba, host of KALW’s Quartet, principal clarinetist for the New York bring their blanket or lawn chair down to the Crosscurrents. July 29, 3-4:30 p.m. $10-$35. Philharmonic Anthony McGill, pianist Gilles Civic Center Plaza for a variety of musical Kepler’s Books, 1010 El Camino Real, Menlo Vonsattel and violinists Bella Hristova and Wu performances. In addition to the music, there Park. Search eventbrite.com for more info. will be food trucks, a “Pop Up Park” area for Jie. July 31, 7:30-9:30 p.m. $20-$72. The Center children and for adults, beer and wine. Aug. for Performing Arts at Menlo-Atherton, 555 MUSEUMS & EXHIBITS 3, 6-7:30 p.m. Free. Civic Center Plaza, 500 Middlefield Road, Menlo Park. musicatmenlo.org Jeb Patton Trio and Tupac Mantilla’s Gallery Talk: Gawain Weaver ‘The Castro St., Mountain View. mountainview.gov/ Preservation of Archival Photographic Point of View with Melissa Aldana plazaevents Materials’ The Jeb Patton Trio, consisting of pianist Photograph conservator Gawain G-EAZY: The Endless Summer Tour Weaver will discuss the photographs in the Rapper G-Eazy will headline “The Endless Patton and bassist David Wong will perform with drummer Eric Harland. Colombian exhibit “We Shot the War: Overseas Weekly Summer Tour,” which will include performances in Vietnam.” Weaver will describe what from rappers Lil Uzi Vert, Ty Dolla $ign, YBN percussionist Tupac Mantilla, Cuban bassist Yunior Terry and Chilean guitarist Camila the photographs are made from, how they Nahmir, Murda Beatz and P-Lo. July 29, 6:30 deteriorate, how they are preserved at the p.m. $29.50-$99.50. Shoreline Amphitheatre, 1 Meza will also perform alongside Patton’s unit. Chilean saxophonist Melissa Aldana will collection level and conservation treatments to Amphitheatre Parkway, Mountain View. Search save individual images. The role of digitization facebook.com/events for more info. also join both trios as a special guest artist. Aug. 1, 8-9:30 p.m. $15-$59. Dinkelspiel will also be discussed. Aug. 3, 1-2 p.m. Free. Halsey: hopeless fountain kingdom Auditorium, 471 Lagunita Drive, Stanford. 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