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Mountain View appoints new deputy city manager

Mountain View announced this week that it has picked a new Deputy City Manager from within its own ranks. Assistant Community Development Director Lindsay Hagan will start the new position on Oct. 12, according to a city press release.

Missing 50-year-old man last seen two weeks ago in Mountain View

The Mountain View Police Department is asking for the public’s help in locating Elvis Tosi, who was last seen Sept. 17 on Latham Street.

Bryan Johnson: Adapting to technology and modernizing campuses

Bryan Johnson is one of four candidates vying for three seats on the Los Altos School District Board of Trustees in this November’s General Election. His top priorities include updating technology best practices, modernizing school facilities and improving support for underserved students.

David Poll: Outreach to young families and keeping an ‘open door’

David Poll is one of four candidates vying for three seats on the Los Altos School District Board of Trustees in this November’s General Election. His top priorities include listening to all stakeholders, modernizing curriculum and improving outreach.

Brandon Stroy: Increasing resources for teachers and underserved students

Brandon Stroy is one of four candidates vying for three seats on the Los Altos School District Board of Trustees in this November’s General Election. His top priorities include closing educational gaps, building additional facilities and funding teachers’ professional development.

Vaishali Sirkay: Supporting student mental health and wellbeing

Vaishali “Shali” Sirkay is one of four candidates vying for three seats on the Los Altos School District Board of Trustees in this November’s General Election. Her top priorities include closing the “opportunity gap,” fostering an inclusive environment and maintaining high employee compensation.

Review: Anatomy of a (very minor) scandal with ‘Private Lives’

Two couples mix, match and rematch in The Pear’s production of a 1930s comedy about divorce that’s no longer risqué but still offers laughs.


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Zoe Morgan leads the Mountain View Voice as its editor. She previously spent four years working as a reporter for the Voice, with a focus on covering local schools, youth and families. A Mountain View...