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Daily Stormer has since receded A map of hate group activity to the “dark web,” available only developed by the Southern Pov- through the anonymous Tor erty Law Center shows that the network. neo-Nazi group the Daily Stormer Cached webpages of the group’s COURTESY OF 129TH RESCUE WING now-defunct message board show Guardsmen from the 129th Air Rescue Wing board a plane at Moffett Field on Monday, Aug. 28. A has a presence in just one city in that Daily Stormer members con- total of 90 team members headed to Texas to assist in search-and-rescue efforts in the aftermath of the nine-county Bay Area, and vened somewhere in Mountain Hurricane Harvey. it’s right here in Mountain View. The map itself labels the city with View on Aug. 17 and Sept. 4 last a symbol of a swastika, with the year, with one member recalling Hurricane Harvey: nearest one farther south in Santa the first of the meetings as a “great Cruz. meetup” that shows the group has local Rescue Wing heads to Texas The law center’s “hate map” “critical mass for a strong book doesn’t explain much about the club” in the Bay Area. Rescuers from the Bay Area Rescue Wing left Moffett Field Texas to help with the fed- methodology, but Mountain “Great to see repeat attendees headed to Texas Monday to with a team of about 90 mem- eral response to the hurricane, View’s label hardly means that and a couple new brothers,” said help with relief efforts in the bers on Monday afternoon and which made landfall late last the Daily Stormer has some type one user. “We’ve got representa- aftermath of Hurricane Harvey, will provide search and rescue Friday in the Houston area as a of headquarters or membership tion from the East Bay, South Bay, officials with the Silicon Valley support, spokesman Lt. Roder- Category 4 storm, fire officials stronghold in the city. A spokes- Peninsula and Santa Cruz.” Air National Guard said. ick Bersamina said. said. woman for the law center told the Subsequent posts from Octo- California Air National Two other water rescue teams Voice that the map compiles infor- ber detail that most of the Guardsmen from the 129th from the Bay Area left for See HURRICANE, page 9 mation on hate groups and their whereabouts in 2016, including See NEO-NAZI, page 11 Rental committee sets system for super-cheap housing VEGA ADJUSTMENTS WOULD ADDRESS RARE CASES OF SEVERELY UNDERPRICED HOUSING By Mark Noack program based on federal hous- The big topic of the night was It was exactly the kind of California now have to establish ing data, similar to that of other setting a so-called “Vega Adjust- cautionary tale that rent-control a system to resolve these rare ountain View’s Rental California cities with rent-control ment,” a mandatory program opponents in Mountain View situations. Housing Committee programs. Even so, the Monday, for any city with rent control in have long been warning about For Mountain View, that Mon Monday approved a Aug. 28, meeting was possibly the California. The name derives — the considerate landlords meant the committee on Monday program for landlords to adjust committee’s most complicated from a 1990 state appellate case, who kept rents low would end was tasked with defining what rents on severely underpriced session so far. Committee mem- Vega v. City of West Hollywood, up being hurt the most by the “disproportionately low” actually apartments, one of the final deci- bers as well as public speakers that revolved around an elderly government’s attempt to fiddle meant. To set this baseline, most sions needed to implement the repeatedly expressed bafflement landlord who hadn’t raised rents with the housing market. other rent-control cities looked to city’s new rent-control law. over a series of complex options for about 20 years and was later But the silver lining for land- a fair-market housing price index Committee members tried to and how each one would affect blocked from increasing them by lords is that, thanks to the keep things simple by picking a the local rental market. her city’s rent-control law. Vega case, rent-control cities in See HOUSING, page 11

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QCOMMUNITY LocalNews QFEATURES Parents call for Friday night lights SUPERINTENDENT STILL IN “FACT-FINDING” MODE AS PETITION RACKS UP SUPPORTERS By Kevin Forestieri cleared the state Senate earlier this year, calls for middle and hen it comes to foot- high schools to start first period ball at Mountain no earlier than 8:30 a.m., effec- WView and Los Altos tively pushing the end of the high schools, light is always school day out to 4 p.m. and in short supply. The window leaving just one hour of day between when school lets out light for sports activities in the and when the sun goes down winter. leaves little time for outdoor The petition has the support athletics, and teams are forced of both the Mountain View to pack up and head home High School Sports Boosters by dusk. The reason? Neither Club and the Los Altos High school has field lights. School Athletic Boosters. But that could change. Ear- Los Altos High School par- lier this month, a group of ent Bob Crissman, who started ANA SOFIA AMEIVA-WANG high school parents launched the petition, said school field Traffic around Graham Middle School is sparking complaints, as the combination of nearby an online petition urging space is limited at both schools construction, ongoing road safety projects and the start of the school year converged. Mountain View- and hasn’t grown Los Altos High to keep up with School District ‘They’re decades of enroll- officials to install ment increases. Daily traffic jam snarls field lights on the bumping into Extending the athletic fields at schedule into Graham School drop-off both high schools, each other evening hours, he extending the because they’re said, would open INCOMPLETE ROAD PROJECT, NEARBY CONSTRUCTION BLAMED hours that stu- the door for more dents and com- practicing soccer teams, By Mark Noack been snarled to a near standstill in the area. The city’s $1.17 munity members allow spring every morning this school year. million road improvement can participate in the dark.’ sports teams like ack in 2012, a trio of stu- This is partly blamed on a “road package — dubbed Castro in outdoor sports PARENT BOB CRISSMAN lacrosse to start dents hit by vehicles near diet” that reduced traffic along Complete Streets — is incom- and events. The practice earlier BGraham Middle School Castro Street from four lanes to plete, and construction is petition picked up in the year, and spurred parents and school two. This reduction was meant underway while students try more than 1,000 supporters would shed some much-needed officials to push the city for to provide space for protected to get to class. But this has within the first few days, which light on the marching band safety improvements. Those bike lanes, but parents say the caused confusion for some has since risen to 1,689 as more rehearsals. road upgrades are now begin- changes have made it so simply parents because different lanes students, parents and school “Our marching band doesn’t ning to come online, but it isn’t trying to drop off students has and sidewalks are reportedly alumni added their support to get a lot of time to practice,” quite the safe route to school turned into a 20-minute slog. cordoned off each morning. the effort. Crissman said. “They’re bump- that everyone had envisioned. Some Graham parents say Making the traffic situation The district’s two high ing into each other because One parent told the Voice that the problem is also caused schools are among only a few they’re practicing in the dark.” traffic around the campus has by the ongoing construction See GRAHAM, page 9 in Santa Clara County with School district officials are unlit fields, according to the taking an unusually cautious petition, an anomaly among approach to the petition, filter- similar high school districts ing all inquiries on field lights School board: ‘optimistic’ about in the region, including Palo to Superintendent Jeff Harding, Alto Unified and Los Gatos- who in turn refers questions to Saratoga Union High School the district’s public information new North Bayshore schools District. By installing lights, officer. The reason could be the schools would have a larger one of precedent: Back in 2012, HELP FROM CITY, GOOGLE AND SOBRATO NEEDED TO HANDLE HUGE INFLUX OF STUDENTS window of time to host sport- the school district met with a By Kevin Forestieri in North Bayshore. students and 764 middle school ing events, and could finally firestorm of opposition when The special Aug. 29 board students, requiring as many as open up enough time in the it considered using temporary alling it a big opportu- meeting served as an important four new schools. schedule for frosh-soph teams lights for a single event — an nity to design “creative” step for trustees to plan ahead for There should be some room to practice and play games at evening homecoming game — Curban schools in dense the Mountain View’s North Bay- left at the district’s northern- the schools. Supporters say the at Mountain View High School. new neighborhoods north of shore Precise Plan, which is near most schools for some of the evening hours also open the At the time, angry residents Highway 101, Mountain View completion and would allow as new students from the new door for working parents and raised a plethora of concerns Whisman School District board many as 9,850 homes to be built neighborhoods, but it still leaves community members to par- that went beyond light spilling members signaled Tuesday in the city’s northern tech park — a massive shortfall, Superinten- ticipate in school events. onto their properties, includ- night that they’re ready and all of them developed by Google dent Ayinde Rudolph told board Adding field lights would be ing worries about noise, traffic, willing to work with the city on and the Sobrato Organization. members. Crittenden Middle a big help in avoiding sched- vandalism and even increased plans to accommodate thou- District officials say the develop- School could potentially house uling conflicts created by the alcohol and drug use. Some sands of new students expected ment would cause enrollment to state Legislature, the petition from massive housing growth swell by 1,594 elementary school See NORTH BAYSHORE, page 8 argues. Senate Bill 328, which See LIGHTS, page 12

September 1, 2017 Q Mountain View Voice Q MountainViewOnline.com Q 5 LocalNews Prepping for Mars, NASA launches new biosciences center NEW AMES FACILITY WOULD AID RESEARCH ON DEEP-SPACE HAZARDS By Mark Noack can happen, scientists need to figure out how to mitigate the he goal to someday send a hazards of deep space, especially manned mission to Mars for prolonged periods. Except Tis expected to require a for the Apollo lunar missions, suite of new technologies, such all of NASA’s manned space as new rocketry, landing gear missions have been in low-Earth and operational equipment. But orbit, meaning that the planet’s perhaps the most daunting chal- atmosphere has mostly shielded lenge will be life support — fig- astronauts from space radiation. uring out how to keep astronauts Any future missions venturing alive and healthy for months in a farther out in space will need to hostile environment. find ways to minimize the risk Solving that question is slated for its human crew. to be a top priority at the NASA “We’ve never sent a human Ames Research Center for years into deep space, other than what to come, and the campus just it took to get to the moon and embarked on a big step toward back, and that was a few days that goal. Ames officials last each way,” Bicay said. “We need week broke ground on a new to learn how to survive in deep $40-million Biosciences Collabo- space for longer periods of time.” ration Facility that is expected to Any plans to send astronauts to COURTESY OF NASA AMES RESEARCH CENTER help lead the agency’s research in Mars are still years away — the A new biosciences facility, as shown in this rendering, is under construction at NASA Ames Research Center, life sciences in outer space. agency won’t be ready until at and is expected to be central to efforts to send a manned mission to Mars. Biological sciences have grown least 2030 to attempt such a mis- over the years into a hallmark of sion. Such a voyage would take could exist beyond Earth. This specific research projects will be The new biosciences facility is research at Ames, said science nearly six months, and research- field was pretty much pioneered centered at the new biosciences expected to be complete by the director Michael Bicay. The field ers would need to first study the at Ames about 20 years ago, and facility, Bicay said. The biological summer of 2019. About half of is currently in a “renaissance” at prolonged effects of weightless- it has recently gained a surge of research conducted by the new the facility is planned for labora- NASA, he said, pointing out that ness and radiation on the human new interest as astronomers have center will help make informed tories that will be reconfigurable the division’s $50 million budget body. discovered thousands of new decisions at the other NASA and designed to encourage more is about five times greater than The new facility will also be planets, including some that have campuses doing similar work, interdisciplinary research. V just a few years ago. home to NASA’s research into Earth-like characteristics. particularly the Johnson Space Email Mark Noack at Before any mission to Mars astrobiology, the study of how life It’s too early to say what Center in Houston. [email protected] Inspirations County supervisors back net neutrality Santa Clara County took a for the prosperity of the Santa proposing rollbacks for key pro- a gguideuide ttoo tthehe sspiritualpiritual community stance on defending the free Clara County local economy.” tections, to defend and preserve internet under a resolution Internet service providers can the internet, according to Simi- LOS ALTOS LUTHERAN approved Tuesday by the Board control how slow or fast certain tian’s office. To include your of Supervisors. content online is delivered, which “Especially here in Silicon Val- Bringing God’s Love and Hope to All Church in Supervisor could give larger companies the ley, the internet is a driving force Children’s Nursery Joe Simitian opportunity to stay ahead of behind our economy,” Simitian 10:00 a.m. Worship Inspirations introduced the their competitors, according to said in a press release. “It creates 10:10 Sunday School Please call resolution stat- the supervisor. jobs, fosters innovation, and con- 11:15 a.m. Fellowship ing the county’s “Net neutrality isn’t a new nects us to each other, even across Blanca Yoc goals of pro- idea; it’s the way the internet has the globe. An open internet is key Pastor David K. Bonde at 650-223-6596 tecting net neu- always worked,” Simitian said to the high-tech world we’ve built, Outreach Pastor Gary Berkland trality, which Supervisor in a press release. “When you go and it’s up to us to help protect it.” or email was met with Joe Simitian online, you expect that you’ll be The resolution comes as the 460 South El Monte (at Cuesta) 650-948-3012 [email protected] a 4-0 vote at able to see the information that Federal Communications Com- www.losaltoslutheran.org Tuesday’s board meeting in San you’re looking for.” mission is looking to roll back on Jose. In a press release, Simitian The resolution calls on the 2015 protections that curb throt- called net neutrality “necessary federal government, which is tling, blocking and paid-prioriti- zation of information online. “ISPs have incentives to shape internet traffic and the FCC

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September 1, 2017 Q Mountain View Voice Q MountainViewOnline.com Q 7 LocalNews Lawsuit blocks Measure B funds LOCAL TRANSIT PROJECTS DELAYED BY LEGAL CHALLENGE

By Mark Noack did not comply with the law in Despite this spending plan, the writing and proposing this open lawsuit argues that VTA officials anta Clara County’s new invitation to bait-and-switch.” sought latitude to spend the tax Measure B sales tax has The Measure B sales was money however they desire. The Salready collected tens of approved by nearly 72 percent of suit alleges the money could millions of dollars for a multi- county voters in last November’s still be shifted to any purpose tude of transportation upgrades, election. The half-cent tax sur- deemed “prudent.” For that rea- but that money is now embar- charge lasts for a 30-year span. son, Wesley argues the measure goed from being spent. Prior to the election, the sales falls short of the requirements An appellate lawsuit filed by tax raised some political contro- under the state government code Mountain View attorney Gary versy, especially in the northern stipulating that voters deserve to VOICE FILE PHOTO BY MICHELLE LE Wesley on behalf of Saratoga areas of the county. Elected offi- know specifics for how revenue Funding for transportation improvement projects like Caltrain resident Cheriel Jensen is block- cials from Palo Alto, Mountain from a proposed tax would be grade crossings and improved bike routes, are tied up while a lawsuit ing the Valley Transportation View and other neighboring spent. challenges the Measure B sales tax. Authority from spending any cities complained that San Jose VTA officials acknowledged of the $6.5 billion in revenues officials held too much sway on the suit in a blog post published VTA has already collected from crossing the Caltrain rail expected to come from the new the VTA board. A coalition of last week, but they expressed about $40 million in tax revenues line. These grade-separation tax. For local communities, this nine cities demanded restric- confidence that Measure B would under Measure B. That money is projects are supposed to be fin- means a series of crucial projects tions on how the money would be ultimately prevail in court. VTA currently being held in a “low- ished by 2020, when Caltrain — such as plan for Caltrain grade spent, particularly on how much spokeswoman Lihn Hoang yield” escrow account, she said. expects to upgrade to a faster separation and new bikeways — would be spent bringing a BART pointed out that her agency had In general, Hoang said these electrified rail system. could be on hold for up to two extension to San Jose. successfully defended the mea- cases can take one to two years “We are disappointed in the years before the suit is resolved. The result of this was VTA sure against an earlier civil suit to resolve. Attorneys for VTA delay in the distribution of Mea- The suit seeks to dismantle the officials agreed to an allocation filed by Wesley in Santa Clara would look for ways to speed up sure B funding and encourage sales tax by arguing that the lan- plan to split up the money into County Superior Court. Fol- the process, she said. the VTA to resolve this issue as guage of Measure B was overly nine spending categories. This lowing that loss, Wesley filed an In the meantime, the lawsuit soon as possible,” Mountain broad and lacked specifics as to included some vital projects for appeal earlier this month. leaves many cities stuck in a View Mayor Ken Rosenberg how the money would be spent. the North County, such as $700 “We feel confident in our posi- holding pattern, especially for wrote in an email. “We continue “$6.5 billion is not pocket million for Caltrain grade separa- tion moving forward,” Hoang some vital projects. to work with VTA as they devel- change. And we do intend to tion and $250 million for bicycle said. “We’re continuing to move Mountain View and Palo Alto op guidelines and are cautiously get the measure invalidated,” and pedestrian improvements. along and be ready so when the leaders were banking on receiv- optimistic that the lawsuit will Wesley wrote in an email to the Meanwhile BART spending was funds are ready, we can be ready ing funding from Measure B for not significantly delay any of the Voice. “The VTA staff and board capped at around $1.5 billion. to distribute them accordingly.” projects to separate city streets city’s projects.” V

opportunity” for the district to Board member Ellen Wheeler North Bayshore Precise Plan prevent further impact on our NORTH BAYSHORE jump in early and work with the voiced total support for the city’s includes three planned neighbor- roads.” Continued from page 5 city and developers to fit school housing plans, focusing more on hood areas — Joaquin, Shorebird Mountain View has been plan- 264 more students, and there’s campuses in the area, even if it the prospect that nearly 2,000 and Pear — and each one is ning for years to increase its some excess capacity at Monta means multi-story campuses or new affordable homes could be expected to generate between housing production at a rapid Loma and Theuerkauf elemen- shared-space facilities. He said available through the city’s Below 706 and 946 new students that rate, putting significant pres- tary schools. Add it all up and the the district could build a school Market Rate (BMR) housing will need to be educated by sure on the local school dis- schools could fit a grand total of alongside dedicated park space, program, which gives priority to the Mountain View Whisman tricts to find ways to accommo- 448 students, meaning it would or could consider a deal in which local teachers. district. While the existing pol- date unprecedented enrollment still leave 1,910 kids without a city services — like a public “From a community stand- icy has been to create a central growth over a short period of place to go to school. library — are housed on school point, I am very happy that the neighborhood school in each time. Looking at housing growth Financing new school construc- campuses. city of Mountain View and these region of the city, that may not across the city, including recently tion falls into the same problem. At a previous board meeting, companies are working to build be necessary in such a compact approved projects, the North The district would receive an school board members agreed affordable housing and building area, said board member Laura Bayshore Precise Plan and the estimated $16 million in devel- to hire an architect who would housing where people live,” she Blakely. Walking from La Ave- East Whisman Precise Plan, oper fees to build new campuses, draft a North Bayshore Master said. “Those are the two drivers nida Street in the southeast end Rudolph said the district is look- which pales in comparison to Facilities Plan, laying out urban that are important for our society of North Bayshore to the middle ing at a total enrollment increase the total $165 million estimated school designs that fit the higher- going forward.” of Shorebird Way is less than a of about 4,086 students — nearly to construct three elementary density region. The plan likely mile and a 15-minute walk. If doubling the district’s current schools and a middle school. won’t be completed until at least real estate is hard to come by in student population. The new housing’s projected next year, Rudolph said. the area, she said, it may make While Rudolph has made clear “student-generation” rates come Board member Greg Coladona- ‘I’m optimistic sense to consolidate schools into he supports the city’s vision for directly from the district’s hired to said he wasn’t too concerned a larger campus with shared growth and building housing demographic firm, Jack Schreder about the housing plans in North about the outcome.’ facilities, similar to Castro and where jobs are located, he said & Associates, which uses a ratio Bayshore despite the projected 46 GREG COLADONATO, Mistral elementary schools. the district has to make clear of approximately 1 student for percent bump in student enroll- SCHOOL BOARD MEMBER What doesn’t seem like a good that building homes is going to every 10 market rate homes, and ment. He said he is confident idea, Blakely said, is sending generate children, and there’s not 4 students for every 10 Below- that Mountain View City Council kids in North Bayshore south enough space or money without Market Rate (BMR) homes. The members won’t forget something Before launching into the of Highway 101 to go to school, help from the city and housing affordable housing generation as important as public schools meeting Tuesday night, board which she said would add to the developers. rates are drawn from specific when approving massive residen- members held an hour-long traffic congestion on the city’s “We embrace this change and affordable housing developments tial growth in a region currently closed session meeting to discuss most crowded thoroughfares, we look at it as a very unique in Mountain View, including devoid of housing. real estate with both Sobrato and Shoreline Boulevard, Rengstorff opportunity to do something the Franklin St. Family apart- “I’m pretty confident that when Google. Though the board took Avenue and San Antonio Road. creative and different,” he said. ments and the Tyrella Gardens we get all the facts together with no action, the meeting marks “Anybody who commutes to “But at the same time we need apartments. the City Council they are going the first in what will likely be a 101 knows how hard it is to get funding to actually do it, we need The staggering scale of enroll- to make the responsible decision, series of real estate negotiations over (the freeway) with the traf- space to do it, we need land. And ment growth the district faces is and make sure that this is not between the school district and fic today,” she said. “It’s really we don’t have the resources cur- cause for plenty of anxiety, but somehow forgotten,” Coladonato the major housing developers in imperative that the neighbor- rently available to us.” V Rudolph said housing in North said. “I’m optimistic about the North Bayshore. hoods are self-contained and Email Kevin Forestieri at Bayshore also presents a “unique outcome.” The proposed changes to the have schools in them in order to [email protected]

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COURTESY OF 129TH RESCUE WING Equipment is loaded onto a plane as members of the 129th Rescue Wing prepare for their mission to Texas on Monday, Aug. 28, at Moffett Field.

out of Robert Gray Army Airfield HURRICANE in Texas. Continued from page 1 Several team members from the Menlo Park Fire Protection A team from the Menlo Park District responded to Hurricane Fire Protection District left at 6 Katrina while others responded p.m. Sunday and as of Monday to other disasters such as flood- morning the convoy was about ing in the Central Valley. 1,000 miles from Austin, Texas, As they left for Texas, the team Exciting Advances where members will get their took five vehicles, 10 boats and assignments. three drones with them. As of midday, rescuers in Texas The 129th Rescue Wing has in Prostate Cancer had made 2,211 high-water res- been given credit for saving 1,017 cues, according to the Harris lives since 1977. A COMMUNITY EVENT County Sheriff’s Office, which A water rescue team from Oak- serves the Houston area. land was briefed this weekend Federal officials have activated before it was to deploy to Texas, all 28 federal task forces, which Oakland firefighters said. include the two Bay Area water The Silicon Valley Community Prostate cancer is one of the most common cancers in men rescue teams. Along with Menlo Foundation has compiled a list Park, the other Bay Area team is of nonprofits responding to the and has a high success rate if caught early. Join Stanford Medicine from Oakland. Hurricane Harvey at www.sili- “This is the most significant convalleycf.org/harvey. doctors as they discuss the latest screening, diagnostic tools and national response event since Bay Area elected officials have treatment advancements. Meet Stanford Medicine prostate cancer Hurricane Katrina and as such issued statements of support for is generating a top shelf federal people affected by the storm and experts and get your questions answered. and state magnitude of water res- encouraged donations to the cue response and supporting relief effort. resources,” Menlo Park Fire “Hurricane Harvey has devas- SPEAKERS Protection District Fire Chief tated Houston and the worst is Harold Schapelhouman said in a yet to come,” Santa Clara County Andrei Iagaru, MD Geoffrey Sonn, MD statement. Board of Supervisors President The 129th Rescue Wing has Dave Cortese said in a statement. Radiologist Urologic Oncologist gone to Texas before in response “We may not be affected by this to Hurricanes Rita in 2005 and but we are part of this American Sumit Shah, MD Patrick Swift, MD Ike and Gustav in 2008. family, and we will do what we The wing is made up of Guard- can to support those who are in Medical Oncologist Radiation Oncologist ian Angel pararescuemen, HH- great need,” Cortese said. “That 60G Pave Hawk rescue helicop- is what we as Americans do for ters and an MC-130P Combat one another.” Shadow aircraft and will operate —Bay City News Service Sat, Sept 9 Sunnyvale Community Center @ the Recreation Center Ballroom GRAHAM vicinity of the school should be 9:30am – 11:00am 550 E. Remington Drive • Sunnyvale, CA Continued from page 5 finished by the end of Septem- ber, she said. In the long-term, worse, there is also a frenzy of she said she was confident that construction activity just down the project will be a boon for RESERVE YOUR SPACE the block for a planned 164-unit the school. apartment complex. “It’s still a great project — we’re This event is free, though seating is limited. Graham Principal Kim going to get protected bike lanes Thompson acknowledged on and everything we want to keep Register at stanfordhealthcare.org/events Wednesday that the traffic situ- kids safe,” she said. ation has been “a little tight” Mountain View city officials or by calling 650.736.6555. around the school, but she gave could not be immediately assurances that the situation reached for comment. V would soon be improving. Road Email Mark Noack at construction in the immediate [email protected]

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hardest hit. She said it’s tough of residents looking out for one to assess just how much damage another in the community, he County launches new has been done to the regional said, amounts to lifting the economy due to the immigration weight off of the shoulders of immigrant support network crackdown. neighbors who are anxious over Mountain View residents their immigration status and VOLUNTEERS TRAINED TO HELP UNDOCUMENTED RESIDENTS FACING DEPORTATION trained to take part in the Rapid what might happen if they are Response Network got to test taken away from their families. By Kevin Forestieri goes far beyond an information prides itself on being welcoming drive the countywide system “Each of us needs to ask our- hotline. Several hundred volun- to all residents,” he said. in the early morning hours on selves what it means to be a n the latest move to protect teer county residents have been The countywide Rapid Aug. 3, when residents received member of the community, what residents afraid of a federal trained to be “rapid responders” Response Network is an expan- a text message indicating ICE it means to be a neighbor,” he Iimmigration crackdown in and act as the eyes and ears of the sion of San Jose’s version of the officials were present at the said. the Bay Area, Santa Clara Coun- community when ICE officials program, which started earlier Park Vista apartment complex The network also received a ty officials announced the launch are spotted carrying out enforce- this year in response to a rapid on Escuela Avenue. The group blessing from local law enforce- of a new network that provides ment activities. These volunteers increase in the number of fami- quickly mobilized, sending rep- ment. Mountain View Police legal services, information and are trained to mobilize via text lies broken up by “indiscrimi- resentatives to the apartments Chief Max Bosel reiterated the support for undocumented fami- message alerts and get to the nate immigration enforcement to find out who was taken and department’s pledge not to take lies at the mercy of federal Immi- scene as soon as possible, find action,” according to a county provide assistance the affected part in enforcing federal immi- gration and Customs Enforce- out who — if anyone — was press release. In Santa Clara families. gration laws, and said local law ment (ICE). detained, and keep an accurate County alone, 4,852 people are Within a few hours, the net- enforcement has a vested inter- Elected officials and immi- record of what transpired in the in deportation proceedings, 32 work was able to confirm that a est in keeping a trusting, open grant advocate groups gathered event that ICE officials overstep. percent of whom lack legal young man had been detained relationship with the city’s immi- in Mountain View’s Perform- Mountain View Mayor Ken representation. and taken to an immigration grant population. If someone is ing Arts Center on Wednesday Rosenberg called the Rapid The press release goes on to processing center. At the time, witness to a crime, he said, that to launch the new Santa Clara Response Network a “necessary describe those affected by immi- a representative from the Rapid person should be willing to talk County Rapid Response Net- and vital” program that will gration enforcement as integral Response Network told the Voice to police without fear. work, which introduces a 24/7 assist people facing deportation, parts of the community — moth- that legal assistance was en route “We look forward to working emergency hotline and support and an important tool in protect- ers, fathers, aunts and uncles — by the afternoon to provide help with the Rapid Response Net- services for families who have ing residents from the federal and a significant part of the local to the man who was detained. work to make sure that every- a run-in with ICE, including government. He pointed out that economy. Mimi Hernandez, an County Supervisor Joe Simi- one’s rights are protected and the information on constitutional the city of Mountain View’s des- advisor at the Hispanic Cham- tian said the network’s member- public is kept safe.” rights, immigration and family ignation as a “human rights city” ber of Commerce Silicon Valley, ship plays an important role in Dave Cortese, president of law attorneys, and “emotional extends to everyone regardless of said the reports of fear “sweeping being in the right place at the the Santa Clara County Board and practical support in a time of immigration status, and that the across the land” has had a nega- right time in order to hold ICE of Supervisors, said the Rapid crisis,” according to a statement City Council has made it a prior- tive effect on business owners accountable, and witnessing any Response Network is part of the by the county. ity to protect immigrant rights. and their employees, with the overreach committed by federal The Rapid Response Network “The city of Mountain View restaurant industry taking the officials. 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10 Q Mountain View Voice Q MountainViewOnline.com Q September 1, 2017 LocalNews NEO-NAZI Continued from page 1 membership that meets regularly consists of men in their 20s, 30s and 40s, using the Daily Stormer’s message boards as a vehicle not only for racial epithets deriding Latinos, African Americans and Jews, but also for coordinat- ing recruitment and fundrais- ing efforts. Message board posts frequently refer to the meetings as clandestine, including both a vetting process and a special hand sign to be given by those who show up to prove who they are. The Daily Stormer has not been on the Mountain View Police Department’s radar. “As far as anyone associated with the publication living here or holding meetings in the city, we have nev- er heard of that, nor has anyone ever notified us that they may be here,” said police spokeswoman Katie Nelson. The Southern Poverty Law Cen- ter, a nonprofit civil rights organi- COURTESY OF THE SOUTHERN POVERTY LAW CENTER zation that has been tracking hate A “hate map” compiled by the Southern Poverty Law Center, tracked neo-Nazi groups active in 2016 and pinpointed Mountain View for meetings groups since 1971, confirmed that of the Daily Stormer group. Mountain View’s listing on its “hate map” was directly related has grown in popularity, reject- intended to be a counter-protest events, and are hardly examples of condemned for espousing hate to “at least two meetings” held in ing mainstream conservatism to the March on Google event at a West Coast version of what took speech, but he said he is less person by members of Mountain in favor of politics infused with the company’s headquarters on place in Charlottesville in early worried about groups like the View’s Daily Stormer “book club”; racism and anti-Semitism. the same day, which was orga- August. The organizers of the Daily Stormer than he is about the group also has engaged in “It’s a repackaging of white nized by alt-right provocateur Bay Area events openly rejected far-right politicians who wield recruitment efforts in the city, the supremacy,” she said. Jack Posobiec; Posobiec failed to white supremacy, so while racists real power. Neo-Nazi groups have law center’s research director Alex Although it’s alarming to see get a permit and later called the and anti-Semites may have taken reprehensible views, he said, but Amend told the Voice in an email a group like the Daily Stormer event off, saying it was because of part, it wasn’t explicitly part of the it doesn’t amount to much when Tuesday. operating on such a local level, alleged “alt-left” threats. rallies. they have no major influence on “The hate map indeed shows Mendelson said the fears may be The city was also home to a The neo-Nazi rally in Char- public policy. If neo-Nazis met in real world activity. We have misguided. Most of the people vigil on Aug. 13, after an alleged lottesville, on the other hand, Mountain View, it doesn’t appear enough evidence to base a Daily who carry a racist ideology don’t member of an extremist right- marked the largest public gather- that anyone even noticed. Stormer ‘chapter’ in Mountain belong to an overt neo-Nazi wing group drove a vehicle ing of white supremacists in at Siegel said his concerns are View,” Amend said. group. into counter-protesters in Char- least a decade, demonstrating more squarely focused on Con- White supremacy has a long “In some ways, focusing on lottesville, killing 32-year-old “remarkable cohesion” among gress and the White House. history in California, but the groups and groups alone doesn’t Heather Heyer and injuring a broad cross-section of white President Trump and much of the hateful ideology has changed properly paint reality,” she said. 19. The vigil, which drew hun- supremacist groups, she said. Republican party won’t use racial drastically in recent years, accord- “Especially here in California, dreds, occurred shortly after Attendees flew Nazi flags, held epithets directly, he said, but they ing to Joanna Mendelson, senior a majority of those who ascribe President Donald Trump made signs that decried the “Jewish are willing to break up families investigative researcher at the to the ideology aren’t actually an initial statement that decried media,” and gave the Nazi salute by deporting immigrants, take Anti-Defamation League. The members of groups. I’m afraid a violence “on many sides” in — a sort of “big tent” event for away medical care for the needy racist credo used to be tangential majority are unaffiliated.” Charlottesville. white supremacy. and make it harder to house the to criminal enterprises such as Mountain View was home to Mendelson said it’s important “It would be remiss if we char- homeless. drug running, street gangs and a major demonstration celebrat- to remember that the two rallies acterized the Bay Area protests in “That, in fact, is more danger- skinhead subculture — very dif- ing diversity and opposing white that took place in California last the same light,” she said. ous to society,” Siegel said. “It’s ferent from white supremacists nationalist and white supremacist weekend — the Patriot Prayer Council member Lenny Sie- not that the extreme right isn’t groups elsewhere in the country. groups on Aug. 19. Dubbed the rally in San Francisco and the No gel said members of extremist reprehensible, but right now they But in the last few years, Mendel- “Stand Up for Equality and Diver- Marxism in America rally — were groups such as neo-Nazis and aren’t the ones who are doing the son said, the so-called alt-right sity” rally, the event was originally not alt-right or white supremacist the Ku Klux Klan ought to be damage.” V

the annual increase tied to the said committee member Julian required some college-level math giveaway to landlords. Com- HOUSING Consumer Price Index. Pardo de Zela. “Why would we to figure out. Means was absent mittee member Emily Ramos Continued from page 1 But many pointed out these adopt one set of numbers that from the Monday meeting. pointed out that last month the published by the Department of HUD numbers seemed unrealis- don’t seem representative of Late in the evening, Chair- committee had tweaked a pricing Housing and Urban Develop- tically low — for example: a Santa Mountain View?” woman Vanessa Honey admitted system to be extra generous for ment (HUD). This is the same Clara County studio apartment For that reason, committee that she didn’t understand how landlords. The HUD rents were data used to calculate Section-8 was determined to cost $1,213 member Tom Means at the last Means’ idea worked, and she sus- based on survey data, meaning housing vouchers. per month, and a two-bedroom meeting pitched his own alter- pected she wasn’t the only one in that these low rents actually did A landlord seeking a Vega unit was listed as $1,809. Any nate system that he promised the room who felt overwhelmed. exist in Mountain View, she said. adjustment could instead use the renter would be extremely lucky would be more precise. Any She proposed a simpler system — In a 3-2 vote, with Means HUD index price as a baseline, to find an apartment in Moun- apartment unit would be con- just take the HUD index and add absent, the committee approved if the index price is higher than tain View for that cost. Landlords sidered severely underpriced if on an extra 20 percent. using HUD data for individual the rent that was charged in 2015. hoping for a Vega adjustment it was two standard deviations “My conscience will not let me unit adjustments, which staff The committee agreed at an would have to prove they were lower than the average for the vote for the HUD formula,” she described as the simplest option. earlier meeting that 2015 would charging less than those amounts property, he proposed. The said. “It’s so low.” Honey and Pardo de Zela voted serve as the base year for com- in 2015. city’s consultants credited this Her idea didn’t win much against it. V parisons in cases when landlords “These HUD numbers, on their idea being better tailored to support, and her detractors said Email Mark Noack at petition to raise rents higher than face they don’t seem accurate,” individual properties, but it also that would be tantamount to a [email protected]

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COURTESY OF MOUNTAIN VIEW POLICE DEPARTMENT VOICE FILE PHOTO BY MICHELLE LE Police are asking the public’s help in reuniting this photo album with its owner. The community shuttle launched in 2014, offering free rides around Mountain View.

PHOTO ALBUM’S OWNER located the album in what appeared to city’s streets for a little while longer. In about the free transit option. Word has SOUGHT be an encampment, according to police recent letter sent to the city, Google offi- apparently been getting out about the spokeswoman Katie Nelson. cials announced the company would program more recently — just last year, Mountain View police are asking for Police are doing a broad social media fund the shuttle program through the total ridership reportedly increased by the public’s help in tracking down the outreach to Bay Area residents in order to end of 2018. 60 percent. rightful owner of a World War II-era track down the owner of the album. Any- Launched in 2014, the shuttle The shuttles are equipped with free wi- photo album that officers discovered one with information is asked to contact program was provided by Google fi and cushy seats. Nearly all riders (98 along Stevens Creek Trail on Monday. the Mountain View Police Department to help mitigate traffic congestion percent) say they would recommend the Officers located the album, which at [email protected]. around town. The program was origi- service to others, according to Google. has a wood cover and contains black- —Kevin Forestieri nally meant to last two years, but the Google officials declined to say exact- and-white photos, while patrolling company has continued to keep it ly how much the shuttle service costs. A the trail near Highway 237 as part of running. map with more information, including the department’s homeless outreach FREE SHUTTLES TO KEEP ROLLING The shuttle service had a slow start live updates of shuttle locations can be services. One of the officers from the Mountain View’s free community in Mountain View, and early on it found at mvcommunityshuttle.com. Neighborhood and Event Services Unit shuttles will continue navigating the appeared that not many residents knew —Mark Noack

inquiries on athletic field lights review of the project found that “Trump has his own agenda, LIGHTS to the superintendent. the new fixtures could result in IMMIGRANTS we have our agenda,” Cortese Continued from page 5 Continued from page 10 Controversy over field lights significant glare for nearby resi- said. accused the district of using stems partly from the fact that dents, the lights can be adjusted county’s larger commitment to The hotline for the Rapid the homecoming game as a both Mountain View and Los to bring brightness down to less protecting residents from immi- Response Network, which can be deceptive tactic to install per- Altos high schools are sur- than 2,000 “candelas,” a unit of gration policies under Presi- used to both report ICE activity manent lights without listening rounded on all sides by single- measurement for light intensity dent Donald Trump’s admin- and receive immediate assis- to neighborhood concerns. family homes, with football emitted at an angle. istration. Santa Clara County tance, is 408-290-1144. Anyone Harding met with four field fields on the edge of both cam- Greaves said she could not qualifies as a “sanctuary” com- who wants to get involved as a lights proponents shortly after puses abutting homes directly speak to why field lights weren’t munity because it does not volunteer may register at bit. the petition launched, and to the west and the south. St. included in the original design cooperate with ICE, Cortese ly/2wmQFrR for the next train- last week met with “several Francis High School, by com- of the schools, and while it has said, and it’s been a top prior- ing session, which will be at the neighborhood opponents” of parison, has its football field been a topic of discussion in the ity, through litigation and the South Peninsula Hebrew Day the idea, according to dis- field tucked squarely in the cen- past, the board has not taken courts, to protect the constitu- School in Sunnyvale on Wednes- trict spokeswoman Cynthia ter of hospital facilities, medical formal action for or against tional rights of county residents day, Sept. 13, from 7 to 9 p.m. V Greaves. She said the meetings offices and other school build- athletic field lightning. Lights by resisting edicts and policies Email Kevin Forestieri at are “conversations only” and ings, creating a sizable buffer are not included in the district’s in Washington. [email protected] that any future decision on zone. new facilities master plan, which field lights would come after a Despite bordering a residen- is due for completion this fall, lengthy period of community tial neighborhood, Crittenden but preliminary cost estimates updates on the investigation were involvement and transparency. Middle School in Mountain show installing lights would cost CRIME BRIEFS available prior to the Voice’s press “Other than fact-finding and View has had evening lights $600,000 per school. Continued from page 4 deadline on Wednesday. conversations, no action will be on its field space for years, Crissman said the parents lanes were reopened at approxi- Police are still seeking addi- taken in the immediate future,” allowing athletic events to con- leading the charge on field mately 9 p.m. tional witnesses who saw the she said. tinue from sunset to 10 p.m. lights want to maintain an The cause of the crash is still crash, and asking anyone with Harding declined to com- The Mountain View Whisman “open dialogue” with the dis- under investigation, but prelimi- information to contact Officer ment for the story, citing a School District is in the middle trict as well as the neighbors nary results indicate the collision Kevin Soloman at 650-903-6744. need to better inform the board of building a new athletic field who would be directly affected was DUI-related, police said. No —Kevin Forestieri before deciding how to best on the campus, which will by extended hours on the ath- approach the issue, Greaves replace the existing incandes- letic fields, and said any plan of said. Mountain View High cent lights with high-powered action needs to come with LET’S DISCUSS: V School Principal Dave Grissom LED lamps mounted on four plenty of community input. Read the latest local news headlines and talk about the issues also declined to comment, and 70-foot poles. Email Kevin Forestieri at MountainViewOnline.com said he is referring any media Although an environmental [email protected] at Town Square at

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QEDITORIAL THE OPINION OF THE VOICE Founding Editor, Kate Wakerly QSTAFF Hatred and bigotry not welcome here EDITOR Andrea Gemmet (223-6537) EDITORIAL s the volume of racist, anti-Semit- rights, told the Voice’s Kevin Forestieri been. Some, including Joanna Mendelson Associate Editor ic and violence-inciting rhetoric that the map compiles information on hate of the Anti-Defamation League, caution Renee Batti (223-6528) has risen around the country groups, including “criminal acts, marches, against overreacting to the news. But the Arts & Entertainment Editor A Karla Kane (223-6517) over the past months, local residents have rallies, speeches, meetings, leafleting or revelation should, at the very least, under- Special Sections Editor come together to make a statement of their publishing.” The center traced the Daily score the need for vigilance against letting Linda Taaffe (223-6511) Staff Writers own: White supremacy, racial hatred and Stormer’s local activities, ascertaining the influence of racists and other hate- Kevin Forestieri (223-6535) intolerance of others’ religious and politi- that members and possible recruits met mongers poison the community around Mark Noack (223-6536) Interns Nathalie Camens, Stephanie Lee cal beliefs do not represent the values of a in Mountain View in summer 2016 on at the edges, and create a hazard zone for the Photographer Michelle Le (223-6530) good society. Of our society. least two occasions. The law center also most impressionable members of society, Photo Intern Ana Sofia Amieva-Wang Hundreds of people from this and near- noted there were local recruitment efforts our children. Contributors Dale Bentson, Peter Canavese, Alyssa Merksamer, by communities gathered in Mountain by the hate group. It’s tempting for some to view commu- Ruth Schecter View during two recent events to stand for The Daily Stormer has garnered such nity demonstrations of support for toler- DESIGN & PRODUCTION equality and diversity, and against the vio- notoriety in recent months for its despica- ance and equality of all, such as those in Marketing and Creative Director Shannon Corey (223-6560) lence and hatred exhibited by neo-Nazis ble messages of hatred and white suprem- this city on Aug. 13 and Aug. 19, as “feel Design and Production Manager and members of other alt-right groups acy that web service companies dumped good” gestures. As soft means of express- Kristin Brown (223-6562) who marched on Charlottesville, Virginia, its website. But according to news reports, ing goodwill toward those targeted by the Designers Linda Atilano, Rosanna Kuruppu, Paul Llewellyn, Talia Nakhjiri, Doug Young in August. the group has gone underground, moving radical alt-right, and of educating our kids ADVERTISING In the wake of such strong displays of its online presence to the “dark web.” in the art of compassion and tolerance. But Vice President Sales and Marketing resistance to the rhetoric of hate, it was Although it would have been naive to what should be clear by now is that such Tom Zahiralis (223-6570) Advertising Representative stunning to learn that Mountain View believe that Mountain View and its neigh- demonstrations serve a more pointed pur- V.K. Moudgalya (223-6586) has been placed on a “hate map” by the boring communities are immune from pose. Given recent events — and the steady Real Estate Account Executive Rosemary Lewkowitz (223-6585) nonprofit Southern Poverty Law Center the influence of groups that peddle racial flow of incendiary statements tweeted

Published every Friday at because the city was identified as the site bigotry and white supremacy, the general from the White House — a strong voice of 450 Cambridge Avenue of at least two meetings of the neo-Nazi level of tolerance and social progressive- resistance from the community sends the Palo Alto, CA 94306 (650) 964-6300 fax (650) 964-0294 group, the Daily Stormer, in 2016. ness we’ve become comfortable with here message to those who gather in Mountain Email news and photos to: A spokeswoman from the law center, a may have made the law center’s news more View to spread hatred and divisiveness [email protected] Email letters to: [email protected] legal advocacy group that focuses on civil shocking than perhaps it should have that they are not welcome here. V News/Editorial Department (650) 964-6300 fax (650) 964-0294 Display Advertising Sales QLETTERS (650) 964-6300 VOICES FROM THE COMMUNITY Classified Advertising Sales (650) 964-6490 • (650) 326-8286 fax (650) 326-0155 ‘I OBJECT!’ Bay Area, we apartment dwellers Why are single men excluded? help? They need rest. They need are left out. I object! Even if it Because they are not husbands showers. They need respect and Email Classified [email protected] I have lived in Mountain Email Circulation View for nearly 20 years, and I would mean a bit of extra collec- or fathers? Single women aren’t acceptance. [email protected] truly like it here. Lately, there tion effort, or some additional wives or mothers. Men are Can you explain this The Voice is published weekly by Embar- are two things I believe we need containers for us second-class found wanting in many ways exclusion? cadero Media Co. and distributed free to citizens, if we are truly serious in this society. Should they be Carol Rognas residences and businesses in Mountain View. to reconsider, one for the good of If you are not currently receiving the paper, the environment and the other about cleaning up the environ- excluded from humanitarian Wyandotte Street you may request free delivery by calling 964- ment and cutting waste, I believe 6300. Subscriptions for $60 per year, $100 per for its peculiar discrimination. 2 years are welcome. I am an apartment dweller of that we are entitled to be includ- ©2017 by Embarcadero Media ed in all recycling programs, Company. All rights reserved. many years. I am also an avid recycler and advocate for “zero the same as single-family home Member, Mountain View residents. Chamber of Commerce waste.” But because I live in an apartment I have a whole differ- Second, and I think extremely QWHAT’S YOUR VIEW? ent protocol to follow. The list of important, the Voice reported within the last few weeks that All views must include a home address articles I may recycle at my place of residence is different from there would be a new shelter and contact phone number. Published available for homeless people, letters will also appear on the web site, that of those who live in single- family homes. It is only recently I believe in a local church. www.MountainViewOnline.com, and This shelter would be avail- occasionally on the Town Square forum. that I am allowed to recycle able to “homeless families with Town Square forum milk cartons, and several other Post your views on Town Square at things that single-family home children and single women.” MountainViewOnline.com people have recycled for many I am stunned and astonished Email your views to and amazed! Single men don’t [email protected]. Indicate if years. I must carry plastic bags letter is to be published. away from my home to recycle deserve shelter? Mail to: Editor centers. I am a feminist, and with- Mountain View Voice, Now, months or even years out diluting my position on P.O. Box 405 the rights of women, I truly Mountain View, CA 94042-0405 after composting programs have Call the Viewpoint desk at 223-6528 begun in many cities around the wonder about the role of men and the rights of men as well. September 1, 2017 Q Mountain View Voice Q MountainViewOnline.com Q 13 MOUNTAINVIEWVOICE

COURTESY OF KEVIN BERNE/THEATREWORKS Cosmologist Marianne (Carie Kawa) and beekeeper Roland (Robert Gilbert) get acquainted in the romantic drama “Constellations” at the Mountain View Center for the Performing Arts.

The characters’ vocations tie their lives take different twists well as of neural network and, Star-crossed lovers in nicely to their worldviews and and turns, there does seem to be ever-so-slightly, even of hives conversations. Marianne, as a an element of destiny at play as and honeycomb. Well-crafted ‘CONSTELLATIONS’ EXPLORES A MULTITUDE OF ROMANTIC scientist and professor of cos- they connect with one another shifts in lighting (and music POSSIBILITIES AND PARALLEL WORLDS mology, is in her element when across the universes. cues by Cliff Caruthers) help to pondering the cosmos and the Though in some ways these are indicate the numerous timeline By Karla Kane in sometimes-subtle ways, which mysteries of time, explaining big issues, the play is at its best in changes. change the tone and probable elements of string theory, echoes the small, clever moments and Bees? Parallel universes? Eng- eekeeper Roland meets ramifications dramatically. of the Big Bang, gravity and non- interesting touches. In one scene, land? If you know me, you’ll theoretical physicist Mari- In one scene, Marianne (Carie linear concepts of chronology to for example, Roland mentions know these topics are right up my Banne at a backyard barbe- Kawa) and Roland’s (Robert an intrigued Roland. He, as an his sister, Heather, while in its alley, so going into it, I was fairly cue in England. It’s sunny. Or, Gilbert) deliveries may be flirta- earthy, easygoing beekeeper, on parallel counterpart, he men- sure I’d enjoy it. Indeed, I did. it’s raining. They flirt, but he’s tious and good-natured. In the the other hand, loves his work tions heather as a suitable plant But even if you don’t happen to unavailable. Or she is. Or they next, they may bark out the lines harvesting honey and, in one for his bees. In another scene, share these particular interests, barely talk at all. Or, they con- bitterly, or be hesitant and shy. memorable section, ponders the the characters suddenly commu- chances are that you’ll find this tinue to flirt but then the chem- To make it all even more mind- short but intensely purpose- nicate in British Sign Language engaging romance/thought istry fizzles out. Or it doesn’t, and bending, some scenes are placed driven life of bees, wishing in rather than speaking aloud. experiment well worth your they eventually embark on an out of chronological (well, what some ways human life was more Gilbert has a mellow charm and while. It could make a great out- important, long-term relation- we in this limited reality think of like hive society (or is it already?). a genuine British accent which, ing for a date, although you may ship, which leads to marriage. as chronological) order, unravel- The sometimes-couple discusses while pleasing, has the unfortu- find yourself second-guessing Or not. ing what limited plot elements the idea of free will vs. fate, nate side effect of making Kawa’s everything you say to your part- In Nick Payne’s “Constella- we receive in a mixed-up fashion. and the nature of reality. While not-altogether-convincing accent ner after — and wondering how tions,” receiving its regional pre- After their first meeting, we see Roland wonders if — time and attempts suffer in comparison, the date went in all its parallel miere with TheatreWorks Silicon snapshots of their lives: Roland the perception of one reality but she gets along well enough. versions, pondering all its infi- Valley, the world (or worlds) and Marianne on dates, on the being an artifice — there is any We don’t get to know much about nite possibilities. V contains infinite timelines and verge of a break-up, confronting a point or meaning to anything them as characters, on the whole, Email Karla Kane at multiverses, each with their own terrible, devastating blow, reunit- they do, Marianne counters that but what we are able to see is [email protected]. alternate realities and myriad ing cutely at a ballroom dance the possibility of infinite reali- enough to get attached to them, possibilities. Payne’s script allows class, and considering marriage. ties in fact makes each choice and their possibly-star-crossed just a few of these moments (and Watching these fine actors play they do or do not make (rather, love affair. QINFORMATION a few of their alternate versions) with nuance and tone is quite both do and do not make) no less Andrea Bechert’s scenic design to play out over the course of the entertaining, as they shift from powerful. It’s a comfort, in fact, and Steven Mannshardt’s light- What: “Constellations” one-act show. With each rendi- romantic comedy to tragedy and that this timeline is not the only ing design provide a minimal- Where: Mountain View Center for tion of each snippet of dialogue, back again, although in some chance. “We have all the time ist but effective and beautiful the Performing Arts, 500 Castro St., we hear the lines repeated, often ways this gimmick seems more we’ve always had,” she tries to backdrop to the action. A large, Mountain View verbatim, but with the actors’ of a vehicle for showing off acting explain, as he laments that their jungle-gym-like matrix of twin- When: Through Sept. 17 delivery and director Robert skills than fleshing out charac- time seems to be running out all kling, pulsing lights is reminis- Cost: $40-$100 Kelley’s staging tweaked slightly, ters or plot. Regardless, it’s fun. too quickly. And even though cent of the stars themselves, as Info: Go to theatreworks.org

14 Q Mountain View Voice Q MountainViewOnline.com Q September 1, 2017 MOUNTAINVIEWVOICE QFOOD FEATURE

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ANDREA POTISCHMAN DISHES ON HER NEW BLOG, SIMMER + SAUCE Story by Kate Bradshaw | Photos by Michelle Le

n a blogosphere saturated had a culinary degree didn’t with mommy and cooking earn her any favors among Iblogs, a blog launched sev- the kitchen staff. She was left eral months ago by Menlo Park to carry hefty equipment by resident Andrea Potischman, herself and assigned to be the called Simmer + Sauce, might pastry chef on top of her other look like just more beautiful responsibilities because she was foodie fodder for your Pinter- the only female in house. est. But that’s only because you But over time, she said, the haven’t tried her coconut cake. men in the kitchen began to Prior to mov- accept her as a ing to Menlo member of the Park in 2009, staff and she Potischman came to be con- worked as sidered part of a classically the family. trained chef in “You have New York City. to really want it Her route to and pour your the kitchens of heart and soul world-class res- into it,” she taurants wasn’t said.”Eventually a traditional people see the one, she said. grit and embrace Initially, she you.” planned to be After spend- a lawyer. She ing four years studied politi- working in a cal science at Andrea Potischman aims to kitchen under the University encourage home cooks with three chefs, she of Madison- her blog Simmer + Sauce. transitioned into Wisconsin and, restaurant man- after college, worked for several agement. There, she logged years as a paralegal at a law firm. long, odd hours, typically work- Following some prodding by ing from 4 p.m. to 5 a.m. After a her mother, she enrolled in a year, she transitioned into other six-month culinary program at food-related enterprises: cater- the French Culinary Institute ing, testing recipes and moon- instead. lighting as a cooking instructor. She landed an internship She said she helped test recipes at the prestigious Montrachet for the 75th anniversary edition restaurant in New York City. of the cooking encyclopedia Next, she got a position in the “The Joy of Cooking.” kitchen at the Century Asso- In 2009, she moved to Menlo Dre’s coconut cake is decorated with edible flowers. The recipe is on page 17. ciation, a well-known private Park with her husband and literary club in midtown New young son and decided to step hasn’t shied away from intro- noted, other chefs may alter stop me in the store or send me York City. The experience, she away from the restaurant world. ducing her children to a range details in recipes to keep their an email and tell me that their said, was a trial by fire — liter- She now has another son — and of culinary opportunities. She’s secrets. whole family is now eating one ally. She was placed in the role three dogs — and, in recent teaching them to cook and to “I hope it makes good food of my dishes. That is what it’s of saucier, cooking trays of meat months, started her food blog. appreciate good food. She also more approachable for all ages,” about,” Potischman said. and fish, and without guidance, Potischman said her blog is does not believe in tricking she said. Recently posted reci- – Email Kate Bradshaw at often emerged with burns on geared toward the home cook kids into eating their veggies. pes range from herb-crusted [email protected]. her arms. — it has “reasonable” ingredi- During a recent visit to see her flank steak with tomato-olive The kitchen was all-male, and ent lists, offers recipes appeal- cooking in action, one of her relish to coconut chocolate chip many of her coworkers were ing to both young and old, with kids, Eli, 12, wolfed down gaz- granola bars for school lunches. COOKING ADVICE men who had worked their dishes kids would want to cook pacho as an after-school snack. She said someday hopes to The most common question way up from being dishwash- and eat, and a cocktail section Potischman said she knows publish a cookbook of her Potischman is asked is: “How ers. Getting a job she wasn’t for adults. her recipes work, and she’s hon- recipes. prepared for just because she As a parent, she said she est about them. Sometimes, she “Blog followers sometimes See CHEF, page 16

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Brightly colored fava bean dip tops toasted bread for an appetizer of crostini. CHEF She offered other cooking Continued from page 15 suggestions: do I tell when my chicken is • Be organized. “You can make done?” anything if you prep in advance,” Her answer: Test it with your she said. hand to see if it is firm and • When hosting, don’t use a new Andrea Potischman sets the table in her backyard in Menlo Park. springs back. recipe for the first time. New, untested recipes have a high fail- RIDE CALTRAIN ure rate, and there are a lot of bad VTA LIGHT RAIL FREE ADMISSION! recipes out there, she said. OR BUS SERVICE E • Just try it. Cooking is pretty We Support the Avenidas S 2 We Support the Avenidas T 2 AB 19 LIS D in A A TO THE FESTIVAL! HE forgiving, and everybody has to Expansion Project! #MVArtWine eat. Food unites people, and it doesn’t have to be a hard or elaborate dish to pull off to impress people, she said. V

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Keddem Congregation Community-led Reconstructionist services Everyone is welcome, at no charge Kehillah Jewish High School 3900 Fabian Way, Palo Alto 94303

• Wednesday, September 20, 7:30 PM Evening Service • Thursday, September 21, 9:30 AM 1st Day Morning Service Andrea Potischman’s crostini are topped with fava bean dip and 10:00 AM Children’s Service garnished with Parmesan cheese shavings. • Friday, September 29, 7:00 PM Kol Nidrey (and food drive) RECIPES • Saturday, September 30, 9:15 AM Morning Service (note earlier start time) 10:00 AM Children’s Service Dre’s Coconut Cake 7. Using a spatula, gently fold the 5:00 PM Mincha, Yizkor, Ne’ilah whipped egg whites into the batter. Ingredients No-charge reservations Online: www.Keddem.org Phone: 650-494-6400 Email: [email protected] 8. Divide the cake batter between Inspirations • 2 3/4 cups all purpose flour the two prepared pans. Bake the A guide to religious services in your community newspaper. For advertising • 1 teaspoon baking powder cakes on the middle oven shelf until information, email Blanca Yoc at [email protected] or call 223-6596. • 1/2 teaspoon baking soda a tester inserted comes out clean, about 40-45 minutes. • 1 3/4 cups sugar 9. Cool the cakes in their pans on racks • 1 cup unsalted butter, room for 10 minutes. temperature 10. Run a small knife around the pan sides • 1 cup canned sweetened cream of to loosen cakes before turning them coconut out onto the racks to cool completely. • 4 large eggs, separated 11. Trim the cake layers before frosting • 1 1/2 teaspoon vanilla extract and coating in coconut. Cake should • 1 cup buttermilk be stored in the refrigerator. • Pinch of salt Frosting • 4 cups shredded sweetened coconut Ingredients Directions • 2 (8-ounce) packages cream cheese, 1. Preheat the oven to 375 degrees F. room temperature Butter and flour two 9-inch cake • 1/2 cup unsalted butter, room pans with 2-inch-high sides. temperature 2. Whisk flour, baking powder, baking • 2 cups powdered sugar, sifted soda and 1/4 teaspoon salt in a medium bowl to blend. • 1/2 cup canned sweetened cream of coconut 3. Using an electric mixer fi tted with a whisk attachment, beat the butter, • 1 1/2 teaspoons vanilla extract sugar and cream of coconut until Directions fluffy. Beat in the egg yolks and 1. Place the cream cheese in the bowl vanilla extract. of an electric mixer fitted with a 4. On low speed, beat in the dry whisk attachment. Beat on medium ingredients and then add buttermilk speed until fluffy. and beat until just blended. 2. Add the butter and beat to blend, 5. Place this batter in a separate large about 1 minute. mixing bowl. Clean your mixer bowl 3. Add the powdered sugar, sweetened and whisk attachment. cream of coconut and vanilla extract 6. Beat the egg whites with a pinch of and beat on medium until well salt until stiff, but not dry. blended and smooth.

For more cooking tips and recipes, go to simmerandsauce.com.

The cookies and cream cookies are made with crushed Oreos.

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QMOVIEOPENINGS QNOWSHOWING All Saints (PG) Century 20: Fri. - Sun. Annabelle: Creation (R) ++ Century 16: Fri. - Sun. Century 20: Fri. - Sun. Arjun Reddy (Not Rated) Century 16: Fri. - Sun. Atomic Blonde (R) ++1/2 Century 16: Fri. - Sun. Century 20: Fri. - Sun. Baby Driver (R) Century 16: Fri. - Sun. Century 20: Fri. - Sun. The Big Sick (R) +++ Century 20: Fri. - Sun. Palo Alto Square: Fri. - Sun. Birth of the Dragon (PG-13) Century 16: Fri. - Sun. Century 20: Fri. - Sun. Cars 3 (G) +++ Century 16: Fri. - Sun. Century 20: Fri. - Sun. Casablanca (1942) (Not Rated) Stanford Theatre: Sat. & Sun. Close Encounters of the Third Kind (40th anniversary) (PG) Century 16: Fri. - Sun. Century 20: Fri. - Sun. The Dark Tower (PG-13) Century 20: Fri. - Sun. Dark Victory (1939) (Not Rated) Stanford Theatre: Friday Despicable Me 3 (PG) Century 16: Fri. - Sun. Century 20: Fri. - Sun. Dunkirk (PG-13) +++1/2 Century 16: Fri. - Sun. Century 20: Fri. - Sun. The Emojie Movie (PG) Century 20: Fri. - Sun. 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Nominally, it’s about love of a limp branded “a pre-existing condition makes the third film best for die-hard fans career travails and familial discomforts, of family and bogus notions of curses or and ...a liability issue.” He recruits Joe Bang luck, but primarily it’s an escapist lark that (Daniel Craig) and his little brothers Sam QMOVIEREVIEWS of the talent (or the series), or for those but most of the running time finds the who skipped both previous films. Anyone in two friends entertaining or annoying each just wants to tickle audiences for a couple and Fish Bang (Brendan Gleeson and Jack THE TRIP TO SPAIN 001/2 between can take a pass. Director Michael other. At their best, they run with each of hours. And on that level, “Logan Lucky” Quaid) to steal money from the Charlotte Winterbottom wastes no time establishing other’s comic premises with a seemingly works like gangbusters. Director Steven Motor Speedway in North Carolina. Much The recipe remains the same in “The Trip the premise. In the first scene, Steve Coogan improvisational flair (an impromptu Soderbergh and first-time screenwriter of the humor in the picture comes from to Spain,” the third in a series initiated by calls up Rob Brydon and asks if he’d like sketch on the Spanish Inquisition being a Rebecca Blunt take a mostly deadpan tack bickering, with amusing disagreements over 2020’s “The Trip” and continued in 2014’s to go off again on a fine-dining tour, highlight); at their worst, they obnoxiously in telling the story of West Virginia natives chemistry and a certain buzzy TV show. “The Trip to Italy.” In most respects, “The sponsored by newspapers; he would, and break into dueling impressions. Not rated. Jimmy, Clyde, and Mellie Logan (Channing Rated PG-13 for language and some crude Trip to Spain” demonstrates diminishing off they go. As usual, the men occasionally One hour, 48 minutes. — P.C. Tatum, Adam Driver and Riley Keough). comments. 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CONCERT ON THE PLAZA All are invited to join friends and neighbors and bring a blanket or lawn chair to the Civic Center Plaza for a variety of musical performances. There will also be food trucks, a “Pop Up Park” area for children and — for adults — beer and wine. First Friday of the month, 6-7:30 p.m. Free. Mountain View Civic Center Plaza, 500 Castro St., Mountain View. mountainview.gov/plazaevents

THEATER in partnership with Off the Grid. Enjoy Mountain View. Search mountainview.gov/ Mohr Gallery, Community School of Music are safe food handling, high risk foods, seven food trucks, CHM exhibits with librarycalendar for more info. and Arts, 230 San Antonio Circle, Mountain foodborne pathogens, as well as many ‘The Crucible’ Written as an allegory new extended hours, and live music. Sept. Improving speaking skills Mandarin- View. arts4all.org/events/kan-strekt-mixed- more helpful topics. Sept. 7, 1-2 p.m. Free. for the McCarthy “witch hunts” launched 1, 5 p.m. Computer History Museum, English Toastmasters helps improve media-artwork-by-heidi-lubin Mountain View Senior Center, Mountain against alleged communists in the 1401 N Shoreline Blvd., Mountain View. speaking, communication, and leadership Reinstallation of the Cantor’s Rodin View Senior Center, Mountain View. 1950s, Arthur Miller’s timeless drama computerhistory.org/events/upcoming/ skills. Tuesdays, July 11-Sept. 19, 7 p.m. Free. Galleries This fall the Cantor Arts Center Yoga with Surfer Mike This class, about the Salem witch trials remains as Florida Georgia Line, Nelly & Chris Kaiser-Permanente Psychiatry Conference will present a reinstallation of its exceptional led by Surfer Mike, teaches techniques powerful a statement as ever about the Lane Florida Georgia Line are heading Room B, 565 Castro St., Mountain View. collection of sculpture by Auguste Rodin of mindfulness meditation and yoga American tendency towards mass hysteria. out on tour again, and they’ll be playing meetup.com/MET-MV/events (France, 1840-1917) to mark the centenary movement with awareness. Michael Kintz Wednesdays and Thursdays, Sept. 7-28, 8 at the Shoreline. The “Cruise” singers are of this unparalleled artist’s death. Ongoing, has been teaching meditation and yoga p.m. $20-$30. Bus Barn Theatre, 97 Hillview promoting their album “Dig Your Roots,” and FAMILY starting Sept. 6, Wednesday-Monday, 11 since 1997. No registration required, and Ave., Los Altos. losaltosstage.org will be joined by opening acts and guests a.m.-5 p.m. Free. Cantor Arts Center, 328 attendants are asked to bring a mat. First Cardinal Kids Club Kids get in free as ‘In the Next Room, or, the Vibrator Nelly and Chris Lane. Sept. 6, 7-10 p.m. Lomita Drive at Museum Way, Stanford. Tuesday of the month, 5:30-6:30 p.m. Free. the number one ranked Stanford Cardinal Play’ Featuring onstage orgasms and Shoreline Amphitheatre, 1 Amphitheatre Search events.stanford.edu for more info. Rinconada Library, 1213 Newell Road, Palo face off against fourteenth-ranked clinical applications of electric vibrators, Parkway, Mountain View. Search facebook. Alto. cityofpaloalto.org/news Creighton. The first 1,000 fans will also Sarah Ruhl’s “In the Next Room, or, the com/events for more info. DANCE receive a t-shirt commemorating the team’s Vibrator Play” is a glimpse into a slice of SPORTS Open Mic Open Mic takes place every back-to-back NCAA championships. Sept. 1, Argentine Tango Alberto’s NightClub American history. It was nominated for a Monday on the 2nd floor of Red Rock Coffee 7 p.m. 2 free kids tickets with the purchase presents Argentine Tango, modeled after a 4th Annual Ride to End Tony Award for Best Play and a finalist for in downtown Mountain View. It features of 1 adult ticket. Laird Q. Cagan Stadium, traditional milonga in the atmosphere of a Homelessness LifeMoves hosts a a Pulitzer Prize. Sept. 8-Oct. 1; Preview, free live music, comedy, poetry and a Nelson Road, Stanford. gostanford.evenue. Buenos Aires tango bar with bar snacks and community ride to raise critically-needed Sept. 7, 8 p.m.; Sept. 8, Gala following supportive atmosphere for experienced and net a first-class wooden dance floor. Sundays, funds to support the high-impact housing show; Sept. 10, talkback following show; new performers. Mondays, ongoing, 6:30 ongoing, 7 p.m. $10. Alberto’s Salsa Studio, programs and services it provides. With Thursday-Saturday, 8 p.m.; Sunday, 2 p.m. p.m., sign-ups; starts at 7 p.m. Free. Red MUSEUMS & EXHIBITS 736 W. Dana St., Mountain View. albertos. the community’s support, they can help $10, previews, discounts for seniors and Rock Coffee, 201 Castro St., Mountain View. com/calendar neighbors experiencing homelessness in students. The Pear Theatre, 1110 La Avenida, redrockcoffee.org/calendar Art Show: ‘From the Wild to the Mountain View. thepear.org Sublime’ “From the Wild to the Sublime,” Salsa Thursdays with Pantea Silicon Valley. Sept. 9, 8 a.m.-1 p.m. $25. Piano Recital: M. Dimitry Auerbach Alberto’s salsa studio hosts salsa classes Packard Grove, 3000 Hanover St., Palo Alto. TheatreWorks: ‘Constellations’ features photographs by Norma Fries and M. Dimitry Auerbach will give a recital and and dancing. All levels are welcome, and Search eventbrite.com for more info. A time-bending romantic drama spun out of all are invited to go dream by the fireplace Bill Shupp. Shupp has a passion for the no partner is necessary. The event is for Los Altos High School Pickup Soccer string theory, this unconventional Broadway with Max Reger, dance with Johann night sky and time-lapse photography. ages 21 and up and also features DJ Say Game This is not professional soccer; it and West End sensation explores the Sebastian Bach, reminisce with the colored Fries’ photography resonates with the No More. Thursdays, ongoing, 7:30 p.m., should be a high-quality game, but also infinite possibilities of “boy meets girl” with leaves of Robert Schumann and sing to the mystical power among the horses who have beginner; 8:30 p.m., intermediate; 10 p.m., fun. Hard-body checks are not allowed, and intelligence, heart and humor. Aug. 23-Sept. heavens with Franz Liszt. Sept. 8, 7-9 p.m. survived roundups and sometimes brutal social dancing. $10, 2-hour lesson and players should be respectful. Thursdays, 17, times vary. $40-$100. Mountain View Free. St. Mark’s Episcopal Church, 600 attempts to break them. Aug. 25- Sept. 16, dancing. Alberto’s Salsa Studio, 736 W. ongoing, 5:30 p.m. Los Altos High School Center for the Performing Arts, 500 Castro Colorado Ave., Palo Alto. Tuesday-Sunday, 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Free. Gallery House, 320 S. California Ave., Palo Alto. Dana St., Mountain View. albertos.com/ (park off Jardin, not Almond), 200 Jardin St., Mountain View. theatreworks.org SF Opera Preview Lecture: Richard galleryhouse2.com/events/ calendar Drive, Los Altos. Search meetup.com/futbol/ Strauss’s ‘Elektra’ Dr. Derek Katz, this events for more info. CONCERTS evening’s speaker, will address the profound ‘Contemporary Landscapes’ by COMEDY Kathleen Mitchell Kathleen Mitchell and Pickleball Pickleball is ideal for beginners Chris Stapleton with Anderson questions underlying the opera “Elektra” Viewpoints Gallery present “Contemporary Comedy Night at O’Malley’s Some or advanced players and is a racquet sport East and Lucie Silvas The previously and illustrate his talk with musical and visual Landscapes” by Kathleen Mitchell featuring of the best comedians in the Bay Area will that combines elements of badminton, postponed Chris Stapleton concert has examples. A Q&A period follows, and the the artist’s latest landscapes. Month of be working out their material. This event tennis and table tennis. Two, three or four been rescheduled to, and all tickets for lecture is open to everyone. Sept. 5, 7:30-9 September, 11 a.m.-5 p.m. Free. Viewpoints is for ages 21 and over. There is no cover players use solid paddles made of wood the previous show will be honored at the p.m. $10. Fellowship Hall, First Presbyterian Gallery, 315 State St., Los Altos. charge, and it’s hosted by Wes Hofmann. or composite materials to hit a perforated new date. Tickets for the new date are Church of Palo Alto, 1140 Cowper Street (at Sunday, Aug. 6-Sept. 3, 8 p.m. Free. polymer ball, similar to a wiffle ball, over a on sale now at bit.ly/Stapleton2017. For Lincoln), Palo Alto. facebook.com/sfogpen EcoCenter Open Hours The EcoCenter O’Malley’s Sports Pub, 2135 Old Middlefield net. Wednesday, ongoing, 11 a.m.-1 p.m. those who cannot make the new date, WE Vibe Block Party WE Vibe is an is a nature center open to the public in Way, Mountain View. facebook.com/ Free, Senior Center members, $3, non- refunds are available at point of purchase. opportunity to meet the local women the Palo Alto Baylands Nature Preserve. comedynightatomalleys/ members. Los Altos Senior Center - Hillview Sept. 1, 7 p.m. Shoreline Amphitheatre, 1 The EcoCenter offers touchscreen exhibits, business leaders, learn about the resources Community Center, 97 Hillview Ave., Los Amphitheatre Parkway, Mountain View. hands-on activities, science and nature they offer Los Altos and encourage future FILM Altos. Search facebook.com/events for more info. women entrepreneurship locally and programs for all ages, green building tours, art exhibit, and a native plant garden. Classical on the Square: ‘Bay Shore beyond. All are invited to enjoy music, food, SGS Summer Film Festival: Fridays and Saturdays, Aug. 25-ongoing, BUSINESS Lyric Opera’ For anyone who appreciates prizes and more. Sept. 9, 2-6 p.m. Free. ‘Welcome’ SGS Summer Film Festival 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m. on Fridays; open until 1 great musical talent, Redwood City Classical Downtown Los Altos, 160 First St., Los Altos. will show the film, “Welcome,” directed Bootstrappers Breakfast p.m. on Saturdays. Free. EcoCenter, 2560 Series winds up with Bay Shore Lyric Opera, welosaltos.com/we-vibe.html by Philippe Lioret (France, 2009). A Bootstrappers Breakfasts feature serious Embarcadero Road, Palo Alto. evols.org/ bringing opera from singers in the Bay Q&A will follow with Nilgun Bayraktar, conversations about growing a business ecocenter Area. These family-friendly concerts will be FESTIVALS & FAIRS Assistant Professor of Film History, Theory based on internal cashflow and organic ‘Eichler Homes: Modernism for & Criticism in the Visual Studies Program, profit: this is for founders who are actively performed outdoors on Courthouse Square. 46th Mountain View Art & Wine the Masses’ This exhibit will honor California College of the Arts. Sept. 6, 7 bootstrapping a startup. It will be a Sept. 10, 5 p.m. Free. Courthouse Square, Festival The Mountain View Art & Wine Eichler Homes, which thrived locally from p.m. Free. Stanford University, Geology chance to compare notes on operational, 2200 Broadway, Redwood City. redwoodcity. Festival features live music, 500 professional 1949-1966, and Joseph Eichler’s dream of Corner, Building 320, 450 Serra Mall, development and business issues with org/residents/redwood-city-events/music/ artists, the “Comcast Pigskin Party Lounge,” classical-series affordable contemporary homes. Curated by Stanford. Search events.stanford.edu for peers. First Friday of the month, 7:30 a.m. food and drinks, “Mountain View’s Got his grandson Steven Eichler, the exhibition Nickelback Nickelback: Feed The more info. Cost of breakfast. Hobee’s Restaurant, Talent” Community Stage and lots of fun in displays photos, mid-modern furniture, Machine Tour will be playing at Shoreline. 4224 El Camino Real, Palo Alto. meetup. the action-packed Kids’ Park. Sept. 9 and 10, stories and will include a series of programs Sept. 3, 6 p.m. Shoreline Amphitheatre, 1 LESSONS & CLASSES com/Bootstrappers-Breakfast-SV/events 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Free. Downtown Mountain highlighting why these homes remain Amphitheatre Parkway, Mountain View. View, 500 Castro St., Mountain View. bit.ly/ unique, desirable and celebrated 65 years Creative Writing Course In this writing Search facebook.com/events for more info. COMMUNITY GROUPS mountain-view-art-and-wine-fest later. Thursday-Sunday, ongoing, 11 a.m.- workshop, students will select from a myriad MUSIC 4 p.m. Free. Los Altos History, 51 S. San of formats to work on short or long pieces. Repair Bicycles for Charity Volunteers TALKS & LECTURES Antonio Road, Los Altos. losaltoshistory.org/ Each week, they’ll submit a work, read it are needed to help fix the oversupply of in class and receive student and instructor donated used bikes. Mentor mechanics Bachata with Pantea “Wednesday Hot Big History: Introduction John exhibits/eichler-homes/ feedback. Wednesday, Sept. 6-Nov. 15, 10 will guide apprentices through their repair Latin Nights with Pantea” feature Bachata Hostettler, retired professor of chemistry at ‘Hope Gangloff Curates Portraiture’ a.m.-noon. $150. Cubberley Community checklist and quality assurance process. lessons. Bachata is a form of music and San Jose State University, will lead this five- New York-based artist Hope Gangloff Center, Suite I-2, 4000 Middlefield Road, This is an opportunity to learn new repair dance that originated in the Dominican part talk based on the Teaching Company has been invited to mine the museum’s Palo Alto. avenidas.org skills for those who are interested. Second Republic. The character of the dance is course taught by David Christian and on the permanent collection and select key works achieved through hip and body movements. Big History Project funded by the Bill and to hang alongside her own contemporary HEALTH & WELLNESS Saturday of the month, August-November, No partner is necessary, and all levels are Melinda Gates Foundation. Tuesdays, Sept. paintings. This exhibition will create a 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Free. Silicon Valley Bicycle welcome. Wednesdays, ongoing, 8 p.m., 5-Oct. 3, 7-8:30 p.m. Free. Mountain View conversation between past and present. Body Image and Eating Disorder Exchange, 2566 Leghorn St., Mountain class; 9 p.m., social dancing. $7, student; Library, 585 Franklin St., Mountain View. April 4-Sept. 24, Wednesday-Monday, 11 Support Group This group is for those View. bikex.org $10, general; $15, band nights. Alberto’s Search mountainview.gov/librarycalendar for a.m.-5 p.m. Free. Cantor Arts Center, 328 struggling with eating disorders and body Salsa Studio, 736 W. Dana St, Mountain more info. Lomita Drive at Museum Way, Stanford. image dissatisfaction. 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Arastradero Preserve by planting native Sept. 2, 7 p.m. Shoreline Amphitheatre, 1 cases in civil, family law, consumer law, Presents /kän strekt/, Mixed Media Artwork First Tuesday of the month, 7-8:30 p.m. plants, removing invasive plants, creating Amphitheatre Pkwy, Mountain View. Search landlord/tenant, probate, employment and by Heidi Lubin. A reception with the artist Free. El Camino Hospital, 2500 Grant Rd., habitat structures and more. Second and facebook.com/events for more info. more, but request no inquiries on evictions is on Friday, Sept. 15 from 6 to 8 p.m., Conference Room C, Mountain View. edrcsv. fourth Saturdays of the month, July 8-Sept. Eat, Drink & Be Techie Friday Nights @ or criminal cases. Selected Tuesdays, July featuring an interactive art activity and a org 23, 9 a.m.-noon. Free. Pearson-Arastradero CHM offers a whole new way to experience 11-Sept. 26, 6-8 p.m. Registration required. cappella songs. 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September 1, 2017 Q Mountain View Voice Q MountainViewOnline.com Q 23 Labor Day “Preview Weekend”

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500 Front Lane, Downtown Mountain View ust 2 blocks to Castro Street in the heart of downtown Mountain View, this tastefully updated and JVRXJKWDIWHUVLQJOHIDPLO\KRPHKDVDQDEXQGDQFHRIQDWXUDOOLJKW2IIHULQJDÀUVWÁRRUEHGURRPDQG EDWKURRPVXLWHWKLVEULJKWRSHQÁRRUSODQKDVDVHSDUDWHIDPLO\OLYLQJDQGGLQLQJURRPKLJKOLJKWHG by soaring ceilings, a plethora of windows and plantation shutters throughout. The sizable kitchen with center island features new quartz kitchen countertops with stainless steel appliances and hardwood ÁRRUV:RUWK\RIDGGLWLRQDOQRWHWKLVKRPHKDV$&DQLQVLGHODXQGU\DPDVWHUZDONLQFORVHWDQ DWWDFKHGFDUJDUDJH \RXURZQ\DUG$OORIWKLVDQGQRVKDUHGZDOOV6WHSVIURPUHVWDXUDQWVVKRSV &DO7UDLQ7KH6WHYHQ·V&UHHN7UDLO 7KH)DUPHU·V0DUNHW-XVWDIUHHVKXWWOHRUELNHULGHDZD\IURP *RRJOH/LQNHG,QDQG0LFURVRIWDQGDUHYHUVHFRPPXWHWR$SSOH List price $1,548,000 Kim Copher 650.917.7995 [email protected] www.justcallkim.com CalBRE #01423875 “No one knows your neighborhood like your neighbor!”

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