Express: Today's news and events in Mountain View

2 PM Tuesday, April 24, 2012

TopStories from the Mountain View Voice staff Neighbors unhappy with roof-top patio added to Minton's project After the City Council approved the project, a roof-top patio was added to the plans for the 200 lux... (Tuesday, 1:58 PM) Planning for transitional kindergarten How should the local school district deal with "young fives," children who don't make the birthday c... (Tuesday, 10:44 AM) Council to take another stab at Rengstorff Park plan Seven months after the City Council rejected plans for revamping Rengstorff Park, city staffers are ... (Monday, 10:49 PM) Multiple power outages hit city Failing PG&E equipment caused power outages today and over the weekend in Mountain View, affecting o... (Monday, 10:47 PM) Car smashes through shop window A rack of bike helmets was knocked over, but no one was injured, when a car smashed through the fron... (Monday, 3:18 PM) • Mountain View Voice Home Page BestBets This week's events Tuesday, April 24 Author: Michael Walzer Political philosopher Michael Walzer, author of the 1986 book "Exodus and Revolution," will give a free talk at 7:30 p.m. tonight, April 24, on the Exodus story and how it relates to societal change today. The event is in Building 200, Room 002, Stanford University. • Master Community Calendar TownSquare Mountain View's Online Gathering Place Algae turns waste into fuel Worried about the scarcity of fossil fuels? Researchers at Mountain View's NASA Ames say they have a... City looks for solution to North Bayshore traffic woes On Tuesday the City Council took a small step towards addressing the bumper to bumper traffic in and... City-wide ban on plastic bags is back on the table The City Council could approve a ban on disposable plastic shopping bags in October -- earlier than ... • Town Square Home Page

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