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Wayne Lee
Co un ci l man
Wayne
Lee,
who is on the
s ub co mmi t t ee
focusing
on
replacing the
building ravaged by arson
fire, said he
believes a bond
Partnership
aims to save
affordability
Menlo School sophomore Selina Xu, left, jumps in celebration as the Knights capture the California Interscholastic
Federation Northern California Division IV volleyball title against Monte Vista Christian-Watsonville Saturday at
Menlo. In addition to the Knights triumph, the Menlo-Atherton volleyball team repeated as Division I champs
with Saturdays Nor Cal finals. SEE STORIES PAGE 11.
Marlene Finley
is pleased to
announce attendance is up 23
percent
from
the year before.
County parks
hosted
more
than 2. 5 milMarlene Finley lion visits this
last fiscal year,
a record-breaking attendance in
the last decade and just under double the number of visitors in
2006.
County officials are hoping to
Fifty-five
households
in
Redwood City will remain intact
because of a first-of-its-kind partnership between the San Mateo
County Board of Supervisors and a
nonprofit with a mission to provide safe, affordable housing to
Bay Area residents.
The Board of Supervisors agreed
to loan $5.8 million to MidPen
Housing to purchase the Atherton
Court apartments, located at 37523770 Rolison Road, east of
Highway 101 near Marsh Road in
Redwood City.
Most married
couples
with
three or more
children would
also pay higher
taxes, an analysis by the nonpartisan
Tax
Policy Center
And
Donald Trump found.
2001
2016,
a
three-day
competition,
near
In 1 9 6 4 , the United States launched the space probe
Mariner 4 on a course toward Mars, which it ew past in July the village of Priselki, Belarus.
1965, sending back pictures of the red planet.
In 1 9 7 5 , President Gerald R. Ford nominated federal judge
John Paul Stevens to the U.S. Supreme Court seat vacated by
this Thanksgiving.
A trooper stopped the rented sport
Woman shares Thanksgiving
William O. Douglas.
At first it was a slow trickle, utility vehicle for following another
In 1 9 7 9 , an Air New Zealand DC-10 en route to the South with teen she accidentally invited Denchs daughter, Lisa Dench said. But vehicle too closely, and that led to a
Pole crashed into a mountain in Antarctica, killing all 257
MESA, Ariz. An Arizona woman then they came rushing in. I scrolled search of the SUV with help from a K-9.
people aboard.
who accidentally texted a stranger an and scrolled and said to my mom, Investigators found the drugs in 10 giftinvitation to Thanksgiving dinner Youve got a lot of love. Weve got to wrapped boxes.
The patrol says the 31-year-old driver
made good on her offer, greeting the make this into something.
Dench and her family said they think from Eureka, California, was jailed on
teen visitor with a hug and an oven full
of food after their story swept through people were moved by the feel-good suspicion of drug trafficking. He has a
story amid the tension following the court appearance scheduled next week.
social media.
Wanda Dench prepped two turkeys presidential election.
We feel like it was fate that this California county annuls
and set up a long table in the backyard
of her suburban Phoenix home occurred during such a rough time and Saturday wedding ceremonies
Thursday before she and her family right before Thanksgiving, Lisa
VENTURA A Southern California
headed outside to wait for Jamal Hinton, Dench said.
county will soon be saying I dont to
Hinton
told
the
newspaper
that
17, The Arizona Republic reported.
couples looking for thrifty weddings
Im so happy you came, Dench said Wanda Dench was very open and wel- on Saturdays.
coming.
as they embraced.
Rapper
Judges in Ventura County have officiFormer Late
Comedian Jon
Im thankful for all the nice people
I am too, Hinton said.
Chamillionaire is
Show band leader
Stewart is 54.
in the world, he said. I never met her ated Saturday weddings for $65 or less
The mix-up happened after Dench ... and she welcomed me into her house, for at least the past three decades, mar37.
Paul Shaffer is 67.
included what she thought was her so that shows me how great of a person rying thousands of couples. But
Recording executive Berry Gordy Jr. is 87. Former Sen.
grandsons number on a group text last
theyve decided to stop performing the
Gary Hart, D-Colo., is 80. Singer-songwriter Bruce Channel week inviting some relatives to dinner. she is.
They even took selfies together and simple ceremonies because of a new law
is 76. Singer Randy Newman is 73. CBS News correspon- But he had changed his number and forthat says they cant charge for the servposted them on social media.
dent Susan Spencer is 70. Movie director Joe Dante is 69. got to tell her.
ice, according to the Ventura County
Actor Ed Harris is 66. Former NASA teacher in space Barbara
Instead, the text went to Hinton. Ohio troopers find drugs
Star.
Morgan is 65. Actress S. Epatha Merkerson is 64. Former They realized the mistake after the two
The ceremonies will stop for good in
Homeland Security Secretary Michael Chertoff is 63. exchanged pictures, but Hinton asked if wrapped as Christmas gifts
January.
Country singer Kristine Arnold (Sweethearts of the Rodeo) he could still get a plate. Dench
To continue them, judges would have
BOWLING GREEN, Ohio The State
is 60. Actor Judd Nelson is 57. Movie director Alfonso responded, Of course you can. Thats Highway Patrol says troopers found 71 had to perform the weddings for free on
Cuaron is 55.
what grandmas do.
pounds of marijuana and other drugs their days off.
The exchange gained attention after wrapped as Christmas gifts in a vehicle
California Assemblyman Evan Low
THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME
Hinton posted it on Twitter. Denchs that was stopped for a driving violation introduced the new law that prohibits
by David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek
phone number was not hidden in the in northwest Ohio.
judges from taking payments for perUnscramble these four Jumbles,
photos, so she learned how many peoThe patrol says the drugs seized forming weddings. The Democrats
one letter to each square,
ple wanted a place at her table.
Monday on Interstate 80 in Wood chief of staff says the intent was to
to form four ordinary words.
She said about 600 people texted her County, south of Toledo, have an esti- ensure officials arent making a profit
CFOLK
asking if they, too, could grab a plate mated street value of $330,000.
from the service.
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The flag of the short-lived California Republic became the flag for the state of California.
union should remember the old saying about
being careful what you wish for. Consider
the case of Jefferson, consisting of an area
in the northern part of the stat and a county
in southern Oregon. Some residents threatened to secede, not from the United States
but from California.
The sovereign state of Jefferson would
have consisted of about 5,000 people in
Siskiyou, Modoc and Del Norte counties,
along with Curry County in Oregon, who
wanted to form the 49th state in 1941. The
movement was serious enough that the San
Francisco Chronicle sent reporter Stanton
Delaplane up north where his stories about
the rebels won the Pulitzer Prize.
One dispatch quoted a garage worker who
said folks wanted roads up here and if they
didnt get them pretty soon, there was no
telling what they might do. The man told
the reporter people in the area were worn
out with yammering at Sacramento for 30
years with no results.
The campaign for statehood had a solid
financial reason, Delaplane wrote, pointing
out that the area was larger than the New
England states and was ripe for development because it was rich in copper, chrome
and manganese.
In November, men with pistols barricaded the main highway in Yreka and declared
for patriotic independence for their part
Millbrae
Theft. A 29-year-old Panorama City man
was cited and released for shoplifting on the
900 block of El Camino Real before 10:08
a.m., Tuesday, Nov. 22.
Burg l ary . A vehicles window was broken
and property valued at approximately $885
was taken on the 100 block of El Camino
Real before 7:50 Monday, Nov. 21.
DUI. A 26-year-old San Bruno man was
arrested for driving while intoxicated near El
Camino Real and Millwood Drive before
2:40 a.m. Sunday, Nov. 20.
Burg l ary . A residence was broken into and
property valued at $9,205 was stolen on the
100 block of Magnolia Avenue before 7 a.m.
Friday, Nov. 18.
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from the San Mateo County Sheriffs Office
apprehended three people believed to be
associated with the boat.
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We know that
this
moment
fills Cubans
in Cuba and in
the
United
States with
powerful emotions, recalling
the countless
Fidel Castro ways in which
Fidel
Castro
altered the course of individual
lives, families and of the Cuban
nation, Obama said.
He offered neither condemnation
nor praise for Castro, who outlasted
invasion and assassination plots,
and presided over the Cuban missile
crisis, which took the world to the
brink of nuclear war.
History will record and judge the
enormous impact of this singular
figure on the people and world
around him, Obama said, adding
that U.S.-Cuban relations shouldnt
be defined by our differences but by
the many things that we share as
neighbors and friends.
Trump didnt pass off his evaluation to the historians.
Today, the world marks the passing of a brutal dictator who
oppressed his own people for nearly
six decades, Trump said in a statement. Fidel Castros legacy is one
of firing squads, theft, unimaginable
suffering, poverty and the denial of
fundamental human rights.
Trump expressed hope that
Castros death would mark a move
away from the horrors toward a
future where Cubans live in freedom.
But he said nothing about Obamas
project to reset ties, and even hailed
the election support he received
from veterans of the failed 1961 Bay
of Pigs invasion that was backed by
the CIA.
REUTERS
A teenager looks at his mobile phone as he connects to the internet in downtown Havana.
HAVANA He overthrew a
strongman, brought his country
free health care and education, and
enlisted Cubans in what he called
fights for freedom from Central
America to South Africa. Fidel
Castro also maintained a steel
grip at home, jailing dissidents
and gays, controlling freedom of
travel and expression and declaring virtually any activity outside
his control to be illegitimate.
Since the revolutionarys death
Friday night, Cubans have
defended Castros record while
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Facebook posts of my liberal friends
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cross between Oscar the Grouch and
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third soy latte.
As a towhead California boy spending his summers in Columbia,
Missouri, I lived two lives. It was an
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on ying the Confederate ag with
my uncle on his truck while shing
and shooting guns at the local quarry.
When I was in my mid-30s, my mom
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Over the next four years, there will
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Bay Area. He has been teaching in the
San Mateo-Foster City Elementary
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Menlo School storms the court in celebration of Saturdays Northern California Division IV championship win over Monte Vista Christian.
Bears back
to big dance
By Terry Bernal
DAILY JOURNAL STAFF
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SPORTS
DAVE BOUVIER
Half Moon Bay quarterback Gavin Tomberlin runs the triple read option to perfection in
Saturdays 41-24 win over Menlo School in the CCS Division V championship game.
up for [Quosig].
In reality, we ran away from No. 74
(Menlos JH Tevis), Holden said.
Add in another efficient passing game
from Tomberlin and Half Moon Bay was
tough to stop. Tomberlin threw the ball only
eight times, but he completed half his passes and half of those completions resulted in
touchdowns a 17-yarder to Hayden Von
Almen and a 29-yarder to Quosig on a fourthand-3 to put the Cougars up 35-17 late in the
third quarter.
We were hoping we were able to slow
them down a little bit, Menlo coach Mark
Newton said. But we were not quite able to
demonstrate what they can do in practice as
well as they do in the game.
And despite all that, Menlo did not go
away quietly. Taking advantage of strong
field position because of Half Moon Bays
decision to kick short following every
score, the Knights forced the Cougars to
play to the very end. Menlos senior quarterback Hayden Pegley was tasked with trying
to rally the Knights from behind and he was
certainly up to the task. Pegley completed
16 of 37 passes for 220 yards and three
touchdowns.
SPORTS
Kaepernick stopped at 2
as Dolphins down Niners
By Steven Wine
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
Dolphins defensive end Andre Branch sacks Colin Kaepernick during the
second half at Hard Rock Stadium.
but the 49ers (1-10) still havent
won since the season opener.
Instead, the Dolphins (7-4)
extended their winning streak to
six games, their longest since
2005.
Its great to see our guys have
fun at the end of the day, firstyear coach Adam Gase said. They
understand a win in this league is
hard to come by.
Tannehill went 20 for 30, ran for
34 yards and had no turnovers. He
threw scoring passes of 16 yards
to Dion Sims, 43 yards to Kenny
Stills and 15 yards to rookie
Leonte Carroo.
Kaepernick tried to keep up. He
went 29 for 46 and also hurt the
Dolphins with his legs, but fell to
0-6 as a starter this year.
Miami won even though Jay
Ajayi had trouble finding running
room behind an offensive line
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seen this season. M-A swept through matches
against Skyline-Oakland, Tracy and Turlock
with relative ease; only two of the nine sets
saw opponents surpass the 20-point plateau.
Then in Saturdays Nor Cal finals, M-A
opened with a statement 7-2 run, eventually
upping the lead to 18-8 before a dangerous and
multi-faceted attack of Oak Ridge (37-9) was
able to establish any kind of momentum.
[We] didnt want to see anything slip,
Anderson said. [Oak Ridge] is a good team.
Its the kind of team if you give them an inch
theyll take a mile. It was a game of momentum. Hats off to them. They played a good
game.
DiSanto would go on to record a team-high
15 kills, but she got off to a rough start on
offense. She managed just two kills in the
opening set, during which she went on to
record a mere .182 hitting percentage.
But the dynamic 5-6 senior who pound-
KNIGHTS
Continued from page 11
to any style of attack with precision.
Senior libero Jessica Houghton recorded a
team-high 18 digs, and covered plenty of court
early on. Along with Xu, the Knights were able
to pick up a variety of fades by Monte Vista over
the tenacious Menlo block. While the Knights
would go on to record 17 blocks in the match,
including 12 by Vandermeer, it was the digging
and passing to set the tone for the early Game 1
landslide a start Menlo hardly expected.
Definitely not, Vandermeer said. That was
kind of a momentum setter.
The Knights were expecting to have their
hands full with a Monte Vista squad that played
two consecutive Nor Cal playoff games on
Valparaiso Ave.
SPORTS
win.
In Game 2, the Knights started nearly as
strong, opening on an 8-2 run. Junior opposite
Ashley Dreyer saw little action in the opening
set, but came on strong in the second with a
block to up the lead to 10-4. Vandermeer again
forced set point with a block and Monte Vista
fired long for one of 23 unforced errors in the
match to give Menlo a commanding 2-sets-to-0
lead.
Monte Vista earned its first lead of the match
at the outset of Game 3, building a 6-3 advantage. But before Paglialunga ever had to think
about clapping his hands, the Knights regained
their focus on their own to spark a 5-0 run.
Vandermeer again showed up on the block to
give the Knights the lead at 7-6, an advantage
they held until the Mustangs forced extra
points.
Menlo had forced three match points after a
put down off an overpass by King to up the lead
to 24-21. Monte Vista fought back with a 5-1
run to earn set point at 26-25, but the Knights
rattled off three straight points to end it, starting with the Mustangs serve going into the net
to tie it at 26.
The ensuing side out saw Dreyer rotate back
onto the floor. Several points earlier, the 6-2
junior expected to watch the Nor Cal clinching
point from the sidelines.
On the sideline I wasnt even thinking of
going in, Dreyer said, but then when I went in
I was pretty excited.
Dreyer ended with a flourish, recording the
go-ahead block to force match point. Then after
a prolonged rally, the left-hander rolled the decisive kill off the right side to set off the Menlo
celebration in the middle of the court.
It was just crazy, Dreyer said. Its been our
goal this entire season to get to go to state.
Now its been made real.
With the win, Menlo advances to Saturdays
Division IV state championship game. The
Knights will take on Southern California champion Point Loma-San Diego at Santiago
Canyon College in Orange at 11 a.m.
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Shiffrin wins WC
slalom in Vermont
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
KILLINGTON, Vt. Mikaela Shiffrin woke up this morning all nervous and edgy. By the end of the afternoon, it was
hard to wonder why.
With her 95-year-old grandmother among the thousands
cheering her, Shriffin won her sixth straight
World Cup slalom Sunday after building a
healthy lead in the first run and holding off
some hard chargers in the second.
The overall World Cup leader had a
combined time of 1 minute, 27.95 seconds. She was followed by Slovakias
Veronika Velez Zuzulova, 0.73 seconds,
and Switzerlands Wendy Holdener in
Mikaela Shiffrin 1:28.81.
Norways Nina Loeseth, runner-up in
Saturdays giant slalom, was fourth in 1:29.29 0.01 seconds ahead of Slovakias Petra Vlhova. The top five finishers from the first run finished in the same positions.
Shiffrin said she put a lot of pressure on herself about racing in the East. And Sunday began with a sense of dread.
I told myself, maybe I just should not do this, she said,
adding she did not shake the feelings until the second run.
I was worked up and really nervous.
XC
Continued from page 11
Meera Santhanam (21:11.1) placed
89th; and freshman Hanna Zarrinnegar
(21:12.8) placed 92nd.
Gilkey called the girls accomplishment the surprise of all surprises.
Jake Lange turned in the best time of
any San Mateo County school runner
with his 15:48.8.
Which is flying on that course,
Gilkey said.
NCAA volleyball
Maples Pavilion against Denver (238). The Pioneers won their thirdstraight Summit League regular season
and tournament titles to earn the conferences automatic bid to the NCAA
Championship.
Western Kentucky (30-2) and Boise
State (25-6) will meet in the other
first-round matchup at Maples
Pavilion on Friday at 4:30 p.m. The
Lady Toppers, who have won 21 in a
43rd; sophomore Aiden Duncanson
(17:07. 2) placed 72nd; sophomore
Alec Iannuccilli (17:47. 5) placed
126th; freshman Jake Symonds
(17:53. 1) placed 132nd; freshman
Wilser Vasquez (18:01. 9) placed
139th; and junior Natalia Cordon
(21:42.1) placed 152nd.
In the Division IV boys race, Sacred
Heart Prep senior Brett Anstrom took
78th place with a time of 16:51.2. In
Division III, Mills senior Taka
Mollenkamp took 130th place with a
time of 17:06.1; and Hillsdale senior
Alex Tait (17:19.2) placed 152nd.
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2. Fantastic Beasts and Where to
Find Them, $45.1 million ($132
million international).
3. Doctor Strange, $13.4 million
($9.8 million international).
4.Allied, $13 million ($9.4 million
international).
5. Arrival, $11.3 million ($6.7
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tunity for MidPen, she said, adding the
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shining example of how two agencies can
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December, the nonprofit will work to secure
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This will be a comprehensive rehabilitation of the property, said Lindenthal. Our
budget is to invest about $60,000 per unit to
improve building systems, new doors, windows, the roof and to replace interiors of each
unit as needed.
The renovations will take place in phases
to minimize the time that residents will have
to temporarily be relocated. MidPen Housing
will cover all costs of upgrades and relocation. The loan is the first that supervisors
have approved through the countys Measure
A-funded Affordable Rental Acquisition and
Preservation Program. The money comes
from a resolution adopted in June that allocates $10 million in Measure A funds, according to county spokeswoman Michelle
Durand. The fund was created expressly to pre-
LOCAL
serve apartment buildings like Atherton
Court.
Atherton Court is the type of building that
is often getting snapped up and flipped by
speculators, she said. Rather than see that
happen and those residents potentially displaced or facing steep rent increases, the
county is doing what it can to maintain those
55 units at below-market rents and in fact
improve conditions there by taking care of
deferred maintenance.
Residents were at risk of being displaced if
the property was sold to a commercial outfit,
Lindenthal said. The owners of the property
did not want residents to be evicted so welcomed the market-rate sale to MidPen
Housing. The partnership with the county is a
great opportunity to replicate this with other
counties and cities, Lindenthal said. Alameda
County and the cities of San Francisco and
Oakland all have similar programs.
San Mateo County is unique in investing
in this significant of a way, she said. This
is a huge step with innovation and, now that
we have proven that we can do it, we hope this
can be replicated in other communities.
MidPen Housing was founded in 1970 by a
small group of Silicon Valley entrepreneurs
concerned with rising rents and an overall
lack of affordable housing on the Peninsula.
Its mission is to provide safe affordable housing to those in need and preserve diversity in
communities.
CENTER
Continued from page 1
a sum based on the value of the building
when it was first built more than 50 years
ago.
He acknowledged the process can be difficult for residents who wish the reconstruction would begin sooner.
Its frustrating, but this is typical, he
said.
The Millbrae Community Center was
destroyed in July when two teen boys lit it
on fire in the middle of the night. A subsequent investigation found the blaze was
started accidentally in a courtyard outside of
the building.
Some progress is being made though, Lee
said, as officials recently approved hiring
experts to guide the city through the rebuilding process. CSG Consultants will receive
$196,760 over the next year to advise officials through the reconstruction, under the
councils decision Tuesday, Nov. 15. Peter
Ingram, a former city manager in Redwood
City, will help lead the effort.
Hiring a consultant was necessary, according to the report, as Millbrae officials
almost immediately realized they were overmatched in the process of rebuilding the center.
Under the terms of the agreement, the consultant established a timeline laying out a
variety of goals to accomplish over the coming 18 months.
A priority will be reopening the park adjacent to the former community center site and
restoring electrical service to the area,
improving the playground and refurbishing
the field, among other efforts, according to a
city report. The tennis courts near the center
have been cleaned and will be fully functional once the surrounding lights have been
fixed.
Concurrently, the search for a facility to
host programs as well as staff services formerly housed at the community center will
continue. Many of the services are currently
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The city of Belmont recently adopted 67 soldiers of the 101st Airborne I-327th Infantry
Company and gathered items as well as handwritten cards from local students to include in
holiday care packages for the men and women currently serving in the armed forces. A
packaging event was held at city hall where Public Works Department employee Diane Van
Zant, left, and Judy King, a volunteer with the Twin Pines Art Museum, assisted. It costs about
$25 per care package and those interested in donating can visit belmont.gov/cityhall/community-partners/adopt-a-unit-program or call (650) 595-7415.
OFFICE
Continued from page 17
NEW YORK Inside a Brooklyn soundstage, Metallica has a relaxed vibe. The
bandmates are making a music video for
the single Now That Were Dead from
their new album, Hardwired. To SelfDestruct.
After frontman James Hetfield returns
from the all-white set following his bit in
front of the camera, he hands off his guitar,
shakes out his hand and is relieved he didnt drop the pick this time.
Its been eight year since producer Rick
Rubin brought the band back to life at
least in the studio with the CD Death
Magnetic, and though the band has toured
continuously since then, there wasnt a
sense of urgency to get back in the studio.
Fans have reminded us, Hetfield said.
Metallica is usually pretty busy. We dont
have watches. We dont keep a super tight
schedule, but we have fun and we do a lot of
stuff.
This is Metallicas tenth studio album in
their 35-year history, yet its no secret that
fans prefer material recorded before 1992.
Hetfield said the band plays music it wants
to hear.
Thats number one. If the fans enjoy it,
thats up to them. We cant please everyone. We do our best, and hopefully the people show up and understand the truth and
honesty to us and our craft, Hetfield said.
This time, Metallica decided to make
their album close to their homes near San
Francisco. We all live in northern
California with all of our families, and take
our domestic responsibilities very seriously. So we decided that we wanted to make
Pictures release, directed by Robert
Zemeckis, cost a hefty $85 million to
make. But for a proudly old-fashioned film
built around the appeal of its stars, Allied
had to largely do without Pitts promotional
presence. The actors divorce proceedings
from Angelina Jolie largely eclipsed the
film, which drew an audience 85 percent
over the age of 25.
It played older and older audiences dont
storm the theaters weekend one. I think
theyre going to take their time, said Kyle
Davies, Paramounts head of domestic distribution. Theres not a big influx of new
movies until you get closer to Christmas,
Metallica is usually
pretty busy. We dont
have watches. We dont keep
a super tight schedule, but we
have fun and we do a lot of stuff.
Metallica frontman James Hetfield
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DATEBOOK
PARKS
Continued from page 1
mission, its for all county residences.
So we want to make sure were inclusive, Finley said, citing new trends
can support the increasing attendance.
Social media is really driving use too;
because people are discovering new
places.
The survey, conducted in collaboration with San Francisco State
University, was used to collect data
regarding demographics of park visitors. The report also suggests ways to
further the countys mission of quality
parks as a way to promote healthier
and more active communities.
Enhancing bilingual communication, promoting alternate means of
transportation for visitors, expanding
programs and evaluating fees while
keeping capital improvement needs in
mind were key recommendations.
We wanted to survey both our park
visitors and those that arent currently
using the parks to see what motivates
people to visit and what they like; and
also to understand what they dont
like, Finley said, adding they plan to
use the information so we can target
our communications as well as identify
any barriers for those people that
arent currently participating.
In response to data showing a large
subset of the population spoke languages other than English at home,
the department has ramped up its
TAXES
Continued from page 1
while middle-class families as a whole
would receive tax cuts of about 2 percent, theyd be dwarfed by the windfalls
averaging 13.5 percent for Americas
richest 1 percent.
Trumps campaign rhetoric had promoted the benefits of his proposals for
middle-income Americans.
The largest tax reductions are for the
middle class, said Trumps Contract
With the American Voter, released last
month.
The tax hikes that would hit single
parents and large families would result
from Trumps plan to eliminate the personal exemption and the head-ofhousehold filing status. These features
of the tax code have enabled many
Americans to reduce their taxable
income.
His other proposed tax changes
would benefit middle- and lowerincome Americans. But they wouldnt
be enough to offset those modifications.
Calendar
MONDAY, NOV. 28
Taking Your Job Search by Storm.
5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m. 399 Marine
Parkway, Redwood City. Job Search
Empowerment on the Peninsula
invites you to a Job Search Seminar
with job search expert Abby
Kohutrnknown. For more information
email [email protected].
TUESDAY, NOV. 29
Seven Habits of Highly Successful
Job Seekers. 10 a.m. Sobrato Center
for Nonprofits, 330 Twin Dolphin
Drive, Redwood Shores. Register at
www.phase2careers.org/index.html.
For more information email
[email protected].
Last Minute Tax Saving and
Strategies. 6:30 p.m. 1000 E. Hillsdale
Blvd., Foster City. This workshop will
include tax saving strategies before
the end of the year. For more information
visit
lfsfinance.com/events/rnor.
Cooking Class with Laura Stec. 7
p.m. 1110 Alameda de las Pulgas,
Belmont. For more information contact belmontsmcl.org.
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 30
Volunteerism
for
Profession
Development and Your Job Search.
10 a.m. to noon. Sobrato Center for
Nonprofits, 330 Twin Dolphin Drive,
Redwood Shores. Register at
www.phase2careers.org/index.html.
For more information email
[email protected].
The Main Gallerys Holiday Show.
10 a.m. to 5 p.m. from Nov. 30 to Jan.
1. 1018 Main St., Redwood City. For
more information contact [email protected].
Family Coloring Time. 6 p.m. 306
Walnut Ave., South San Francisco. For
more
information
contact
[email protected].
LifetreeCafe: Giving up on God.
6:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. 1095 Cloud
Ave., Menlo Park. This Lifetree program, Giving Up on God, features a
filmed interview with a former
Christian who has embraced atheism.
For more information contact
[email protected].
Fermented Food Series: Yogurt and
Holiday Recipes. 6:30 p.m. to 7:30
p.m. New Leaf Community Market,
150 San Mateo Road, Half Moon Bay.
Learn how to make yogurt. $10. For
more information email [email protected].
Mystery Book Club. 7 p.m. San
Carlos Library, 610 Elm St., San Carlos.
Free and open to the public. For more
information call 591-0341 ext. 237.
THURSDAY, DEC. 1
Portola Art Gallery present Alice
Weils Fresh Strokes. 10:30 a.m. to
4:30 p.m. Portola Art Gallery, Allied
Arts Guild, 75 Arbor Road, Menlo Park.
For more information visit portolaartgallery.com. Runs Monday to
Saturday, 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. until
Dec. 31.
Popular Piano Music With Marilyn
Cooney. 11 a.m. to noon. Senior
Center, 650 Shell Blvd., Foster City.
Foster City Seniors 55 and plus club.
For more information call 286-2585.
Candlelight
Service
of
Remembrance. 7 p.m. Stanford
Memorial Church, 450 Serra Mall,
Stanford. Service is open to all. For
more information email [email protected].
New Moon Kislev: Mysticism and
Music. 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. 800 Foster
City Blvd., Foster City. Join musical
artists Jewlia Eisenberg and Jerimiah
Lockwood for a unique new moon
gathering. The program integrates
texts from Babylonian amulets,
Yiddish folk remedies, and Jewish
moon rituals. For more information
email [email protected].
First Thursdays Holiday Song Fest.
7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Angelicas, 863
Main St., Redwood City. Starring
Pamela Rose and her swinging band
with special guest R&B singer, Glenn
Walters. Tickets range from $10 to
$15. For more information contact
[email protected].
FRIDAY, DEC. 2
Millbrae Friends Book Sale. 2 p.m.
to 5 p.m. 1 Library Ave., Millbrae. $5
admission. For more information contact 697-7607.
Art Guild of Pacificas annual holiday Galleria. 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Sanchez
Art Center, 1220 Linda Mar Blvd.,
Pacifica. Featuring music by Lara
Garner on harp and Mark Sessler on
guitar. Continues Dec. 3 to 11, 1 p.m.
to 5 p.m., on Saturdays and Sundays
only. For more information visit artguildofpacifica.org.
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ACROSS
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5 Melancholic
8 Grade
12 Grad
13 been had!
14 A Great Lake
15 Distort
16 Mouse activity
18 Fed the flames
20 Hippie wear
21 Road coating
22 Birthday count
23 Fix, as software
26 Entertained
29 St. Laurent
30 Cosmetics brand
31 Movie popcorn size
33 Electric
34 Left Bank chums
35 Lahore language
36 Snatched
38 Look of loathing
39 Newspaper execs
40 Stick up
GET FUZZY
41 Leave-taking
44 PC screen dots
47 Sluggish
49 chance!
51 Worse than bad
52 Compass dir.
53 Pharmacists weight
54 Beer buy
55 Qt. parts
56 Dispatched
DOWN
1 Deviate, as a rocket
2 Frozen character
3 Expert
4 Momentum
5 Steamship
6 Roman poet
7 Fly catcher
8 Brawls
9 Operatic solo
10 Cheese coating
11 Tavern inventory
17 Air rifle (2 wds.)
19 Not keep up
22 Singer Tori
23 Do batik
24 Uniform
25 Mr. Lugosi
26 Grasping
27 Raison d
28 Kind of ranch
30 Iowa city
32 Prickle
34 Singer Paula
35 Relaxes
37 Ladybug
38 Chicago White
40 Works, as yeast
41 Baldwin of films
42 Met celeb
43 Osiris beloved
44 Hey, you!
45 Traditional wisdom
46 Sax man Getz
48 Clairvoyance
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298 collectibles
299 computers
300 Toys
3-SToRY BARBIE Dollhouse with spiral
staircase and elevator. $60. (650)5588142
PuzzLES, 20 available, 1000 pcs.
$3.00 each,. (650)596-0513
STAR WARS one 4 orange card action figure, Momaw Nadon (Hammerhead). $8 Steve 650-518-6614
303 Electronics
304 Furniture
10 TuLIP cHAMPAGNE
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296 Appliances
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302 Antiques
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304 Furniture
coLEMAN LxE Roadtrip Grill Red Brand New! (still in box) $100
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306 Housewares
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308 Tools
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1 Film on stagnant
water
2 Film credits list
3 Barbecue fare
4 Smile shape
5 Iroquoian people,
or a hair style
named for them
6 Fred or Ethel of
old TV
7 Texas A&M
athlete
8 19th-century
master of the
macabre
9 Old Rus. state
10 Get lost!
11 Follow, as a tip
12 Trailblazing
Daniel
13 Roundheaded
Fudd
18 Yucatn years
22 Jungian inner
self
23 Pack (down)
24 Calf-roping event
25 Poet Khayym
26 Punt or field goal
27 Mine, to Marcel
28 One of 100
between end
zones
31 Native New
Zealander
32 Source of quick
cash, briefly
33 Brainstorm
34 Butterfly catchers
35 For nothing
37 Eight-musician
group
38 Regretful sort
39 Bulleted list entry
43 Heavyset
44 Plums title in
Clue, briefly
45 Blue or black
water of filmdom
46 Hay bundles
47 Burning
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ACROSS
1 Get lost!
6 Google __:
geographical app
10 Ruth with bats
14 Egypts capital
15 They may clash
on a movie set
16 Environmental sci.
17 *Power source
that plugs into a
computer port
19 Physics particle
20 Andes, e.g.:
Abbr.
21 Against
22 Make amends
(for)
23 *Airplane! flight
number, to the
control tower
26 Boats with
double-bladed
paddles
29 Forget to include
30 Mosque leader
31 Address for
Bovary
33 Having one flat,
musically
36 *Carl Icahn or
Michael Milken
40 Billy the __
41 Father or son
New York
governor
42 Head, to Henri
43 Suffix with joke or
pun
44 Gratify
46 *Castle gatebusting weapon
51 Going on, to
Sherlock
52 Lily pad squatter
53 Sock hop site
56 The Mod Squad
cop
57 Home of the
player at the
ends of the
answers to
starred clues
60 Actor Estrada
61 Be complicit in,
as a caper
62 Giraffe kin
63 Execs asst.
64 TiVo
predecessors
65 Jotted down
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WORLD
BEIRUT
Simultaneous
advances by Syrian government
and Kurdish-led forces into eastern Aleppo on Sunday set off a
tide of displacement inside the
divided city, with thousands of
residents evacuating their premises, and threatened to cleave the
oppositions enclave.
Rebel defenses collapsed as
government forces pushed into
the citys Sakhour neighborhood,
coming within one kilometer (0.6
miles) of commanding a corridor
in eastern Aleppo for the first
time since rebels swept into the
city in 2012, according to Syrian
state media and the Syrian
Observatory for Human Rights
monitoring group.
Kurdish-led forces operating
autonomously of the rebels and
the government meanwhile seized
REUTERS
Children collect firewood amid damage and debris at a site hit by airstrikes
in the rebel held al-Shaar neighborhood of Aleppo, Syria.