Express: Today's news and events in Mountain View

2 PM Wednesday, August 29, 2012

TopStories from the Mountain View Voice staff Bill to curb texting behind the wheel moves ahead A proposal by state Sen. Joe Simitian to raise fines for drivers who text while behind the wheel pas... (Wednesday, 10:43 AM) Los Altos senior calls con man's bluff A Los Altos senior wants her peers in Mountain View and elsewhere to be wary of anyone calling and c... (Tuesday, 4:11 PM) Red-light camera bill coasts through state Senate A bill authored by Sen. Joe Simitian that would add restrictions to red-light cameras cruised throug... (Wednesday, 9:00 AM) • Mountain View Voice Home Page BestBets This week's events Wednesday, Aug. 29 Presentation: A History of Candlestick Park Attendees can join Ted Atlas as he talks about how Candlestick Park has shaped Bay Area sports and entertainment today, Aug. 29, from 7 to 8:30 p.m. at the Museum of American Heritage, 351 Homer Ave., Palo Alto. Atlas will use images, recollections and research to tell the story of the iconic park as the 49ers prepare to vacate it. On stage: 'For the Greater Good, or The Last Election' The San Francisco Mime Troupe performs "For the Greater Good" or "The Last Election" today, Aug. 29, at 7 p.m. at Mitchell Park (South Field), 600 East Meadow Drive, Palo Alto. Michael Sullivan directs the 53-year-old troupe in this musical satire about "true" American values. There will be live music for 30 minutes before show time. • Master Community Calendar TownSquare Mountain View's Online Gathering Place School dispute will cost Los Altos district The pitched battle between the Los Altos school district and Bullis Charter School unfortunately sho... Rapper E-40 says city officials kept him out of Shoreline show When the Rock the Bells hip hop festival hit the Shoreline Amphitheater on Aug. 25, Bay Area hip hop... • Town Square Home Page

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