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Millbrae salvages downtown development plan
- Millbrae’s $250 million downtown development plan near the BART/Caltrain station, endangered by California’s proposed high-speed rail project, appears to have been saved.
- Millbrae’s $250 million downtown development plan near the BART/Caltrain station, endangered by California’s proposed high-speed rail project, appears to have been saved.
School field repair plan expected tonight
- The city and its elementary school district say they should reach an agreement on how to pay for massive repairs to badly damaged school fields by Feb. 1 after extending a temporary agreement from its Jan. 1 expiration date.
- The city and its elementary school district say they should reach an agreement on how to pay for massive repairs to badly damaged school fields by Feb. 1 after extending a temporary agreement from its Jan. 1 expiration date.
Chain of chains hits Millbrae
- Chipotle Mexican Grill opens in Millbrae today, beginning a chain reaction of big stores such as Subway and 24 Hour Fitness that will be soon opening in the city.
- Chipotle Mexican Grill opens in Millbrae today, beginning a chain reaction of big stores such as Subway and 24 Hour Fitness that will be soon opening in the city.
Mayor says she’s committed to her new post
- Newly appointed Mayor Gina Papan — faced with a new team of City Council members and a run for state Assembly in 2008 — said she still will have plenty of time to devote to her city and that the council will run business as usual.
Millbrae’s sustainability program a beacon for county
- With environmentally responsible initiatives such as a Styrofoam ban, Millbrae has paved the way with its forward-thinking policies that every city in the county will eventually follow, county officials said.
Change of the guard in Millbrae
- Retired businesswoman Marge Colapietro, handyman and former Councilmember Daniel Quigg and Parks and Recreation Commissioner Paul Seto were the frontrunners late Tuesday night for three open City Council seats vacated by termed-out, longtime incumbents Marc Hershman, Linda T. Larson and Nadia Holober.
Millbrae skate park back to daily grind
- The Millbrae skate park, closed for much of last year and largely ignored by skaters, has pulled a 180 and reopened under new management last weekend with free rides and longer hours.
- The Millbrae skate park, closed for much of last year and largely ignored by skaters, has pulled a 180 and reopened under new management last weekend with free rides and longer hours.
Police combat crime with gadgets
- New cutting-edge technology will help Millbrae police stage an ongoing “Cops” episode and allow officers to respond more quickly to crimes and emergencies.
- New cutting-edge technology will help Millbrae police stage an ongoing “Cops” episode and allow officers to respond more quickly to crimes and emergencies.
Eight jump in ring for three Millbrae seats
- Parking, development and shared services are some of the most pressing issues in Millbrae, the packed field of eight City Council candidates agrees.
Train may derail downtown plan
- The $250 million revamp to downtown Millbrae is being threatened by the high-speed train that could go through the city’s BART/Caltrain station.
- The $250 million revamp to downtown Millbrae is being threatened by the high-speed train that could go through the city’s BART/Caltrain station.
Millbrae downtown plan hits wall
- A 10-year-old, $250 million plan to rejuvenate downtown Millbrae is being held up by property owners who do not want to sell their land for development around the city’s BART/Caltrain station.
- A 10-year-old, $250 million plan to rejuvenate downtown Millbrae is being held up by property owners who do not want to sell their land for development around the city’s BART/Caltrain station.
Parcel tax a necessity, candidates contend
- Pushing for a parcel tax for a depleted school system and finding ways to get the Asian community civically involved are a few hot topics in the Millbrae School District Board of Education race.
Millbrae to swear in new postmaster
- Millbrae — A woman who began her career with the U.S. Postal Service as a San Francisco letter carrier in 1993 will be sworn in as Millbrae postmaster today.
Alan Burge
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