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Belmont-San Carlos Fire Chief to Retire

Chief Doug Fry will leave the fire department after more than three decades of firefighting.
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BRSSD Co-Superintendent Announces Retirement

Dr. Suzanne Roy, interim co-superintendent of the Belmont-Redwood Shores School District, will…
Schools  

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Popular Central Elementary Principal to Retire

Cori McKenzie will say so-long to the Dolphin community at the end of the school year. Tell us…
Schools  

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NDNU Names Two New Board Members

Redwood City mayor, Alicia C. Aguirre is one of the new members of the Notre Dame de Namur…
Government  

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Gleason Gala Will Honor Principal's 30 Years of Commitment…

Notre Dame High School principal Rita Gleason, herself a Notre Dame Belmont alumna, has…
Schools  

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May Gala Will Celebrate Career of Retiring Notre Dame High…

Rita Gleason has been the principal of the Belmont all-girls Catholic high school for 22…
Schools  

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San Mateo-Foster City School District Appoints New…

Cynthia Simms will replace Pendery Clark, who is retiring after 10 years as superintendent.
Schools  

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Readers Recall: Iraq War Affected Family, Friends

A decade has passed since the Iraq War started.
Around Town  

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Comcast Ups the Speeds of Some Internet Services

To activate the new speeds, customers just need to re-start their cable modems.
Going Green  

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California Fails in Healthcare Costs Transparency

A new national report gives California a "D" for its overall legislative effort to make…
Top News  

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A Show of Support for Ralston Principal Scott Carson

Black was the choice of color for those standing near Ralston Middle School waving signs.
Schools  

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Computers in the Classroom: How do Peninsula Schools Rate?

High school classrooms across California average 4.7 students per school-owned computer.
Schools  

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