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THREE LINEMEN
NAMED PAL MVPS
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Contentious
housing bill
gets do-over
Legislation is new version of last
year’s unsuccessful attempt at
more construction near transit
By Daniel Montes el i mi n at e
BAY CITY NEWS SERVICE restrictive low-
density zoning
State Sen. Scott Wiener, D-San near transit and
Francisco, introduced a bill that job centers and
AUSTIN WALSH/DAILY JOURNAL would allow for the construction create new zon-
Chef Wade Tamura crafts offerings at Sam’s Poke to the Max in downtown San Bruno, the first California location of more homes near city hubs ing standards
for the eatery launched by celebrity island restauranteur Sam Choy. Below: Poke tacos served with both hard throughout the state, while pro- for those areas.
and soft shells are among the dishes rounding out the menu beyond traditional poke. tecting renters and vulnerable resi- The new zon-
dents currently living there from Scott Wiener ing would clear
By Austin Walsh tion earlier this year and would See BILL, Page 18
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Anthony Louis Vecchio Disneyland and other local areas. Redwood City and John of Foster City; his
Obituary After his retirement, Anthony volun- grandson Nicholas; and his two sisters
Anthony Louis Vecchio, resident of teered for 17 years for the Blood Centers of Marylee and Susan of Omaha.
Anthony worked for
Foster City, born June 13, 1942, died Nov. Pacific, delivering blood to hospitals, A memorial service will be 11 a. m.
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In 1969, he moved to Burlingame, private pilot, owning Obituary
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Linemen
honored
as MVPs
By Nathan Mollat Ocean Division MVP, while
DAILY JOURNAL STAFF Jefferson Paul Matavao Poialii,
another senior two-way lineman,
The annual high school, all- was named co-MVP of the Lake
league football teams are being Division, along with Capuchino
released this week. The West quarterback Brandon Mailangi.
Catholic Athletic League teams “That’s rare, isn’t it?” said PAL
released its list Monday, while the commissioner Terry Stogner of
Peninsula Athletic League three linemen being selected MVP.
announced its all-league selections “Maybe it will encourage more kids
Tuesday. to be linemen. People are actually
And for possibly the first time in watching what [linemen] are doing.
PAL history, linemen were named They’re not just looking at the guy
Most Valuable Player. Menlo- running through the hole you
Atherton’s senior defensive made.”
end/offensive guard Noa Ngalu was The 6-2, 280-pound Ngalu, a DAILY JOURNAL SPORTS FILE
named the Bay Division MVP, University of Washington commit, For the first time, the three MVPs of the three divisions of the PAL were offensive/dfensive lineman. M-A’s Noa Ngalu,
Burlingame senior two-way line- above left, was named the Bay Division MVP. Burlingame’s Noah Lavulo, top right, is the Ocean MVP, while Jefferson
man Noah Lavulo was tabbed as See MVP, Page 16 lineman Paul Matavao Poialii is one of the Lake Division Co-MVP.
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Hunt video just latest case of NFL’s uneven discipline NFL briefs
49ers long snapper Nelson
By Rob Maaddi back, was placed on the commissioner’s NFL officials say they tried several times
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS exempt list Friday after TMZ released a to get video of the confrontation but could- suspended 10 games for PEDs
video showing him pushing and kicking a n’t because the hotel said its corporate pol-
The NFL is still out of its league when it woman during a February scuffle at a icy only allowed footage to be given to law SANTA CLARA — San Francisco 49ers
comes to disciplining players for troubles Cleveland hotel. The video’s jolt across the enforcement. And Cleveland police say long snapper Kyle Nelson has been sus-
off the field. sports world accelerated a case that had they didn’t pursue the video because it was- pended 10 games for violating the league’s
Kareem Hunt is the latest example of the been, in effect, put on the backburner for n’t a felony case. policy on performance-enhancing sub-
NFL’s delayed and inconsistent approach both the club and the league, with Hunt los- Now, the NFL says it will make “further stances.
toward serious matters ing his job the same day — a steep fall for attempts to speak to the complainants Nelson will miss the final four games of
despite league efforts to an elite playmaker for one of the most involved in the incident,” and have “further this season and the first six in 2019 under
improve following its explosive offenses in football. conversations with all parties involved.” the suspension handed out Tuesday. He will
mishandling of Ray The Chiefs said Hunt had lied to them Just as it did during the Rice case in 2014, be able to participate in the offseason pro-
Rice’s domestic violence about the scuffle, an assertion Hunt the NFL is changing its reaction amid jar- gram and preseason games before resuming
case in 2014. acknowledged in an interview with ESPN on ring video, prompting new public outcry. his suspension.
From Greg Hardy to Sunday. But authorities never charged Hunt But the league also must conform to the
Mychal Kendricks to with a crime and the league’s internal inves- collective bargaining agreement, which Nelson says he believes the positive test
Reuben Foster, the NFL tigation — under guidance implemented gives players certain protections through came from a legal supplement. He says he is
Kareem Hunt has taken different after the lengthy legal saga involving the their union. Still, the agreement grants looking into what supplement caused the
approaches on a case-by- former Ravens running back Rice — stalled Commissioner Roger Goodell ultimate positive test and says he will seek legal
case basis when players misbehave. That when NFL officials couldn’t get in touch authority to issue punishment. That has action against the manufacturer when he
has drawn a backlash from critics who see with the woman. been a major point of contention for the finds out.
such action as erratic and, at times, pander- Hunt said he never saw the video until it NFL Players Association and is shaping up Nelson has spent the past five seasons in
ing to public perception. was released publicly. And he said the league to be a major sticking point once the broad- San Francisco, playing all 76 games. He
Hunt, the former Kansas City running never asked to speak with him directly. er agreement expires in 2021. has also played for the Chargers and
Washington in his seven-year career.
Corbin, Nats agree on $140M, 6-year deal Raiders sign DE Damontre Moore
By Howard Fendrich joins a rotation in Corbin was considered the top starter avail-
THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Washington that already able in an elite free-agent class and became ALAMEDA — The Oakland Raiders have
includes three-time Cy the first player among them to sign a big signed free agent defensive end Damontre
Young Award winner Max money, multiyear deal this offseason. Moore and waived defensive end Fadol
WASHINGTON — Add Patrick Corbin to the
Scherzer and Stephen Still on the market is right fielder Bryce Brown.
All-Star starting staff the Washington
Nationals have assembled. Strasburg. Corbin was an Harper, the 2012 NL Rookie of the Year and The team made the move Tuesday, two
A person familiar with the deal said the left- NL All-Star selection in 2015 NL MVP for the Nationals. Washington days after Brown jumped offside to extend a
handed Corbin has agreed to a six-year con- 2013 and this year; made a late-season offer to Harper in a bid to fourth-quarter touchdown drive that sealed a
tract with the Nationals, pending a physical Scherzer has been picked keep him, but that was not accepted. victory for Kansas City.
exam. Another person familiar with the terms Patrick Corbin for each of the past six Corbin recently made the rounds of free-
Moore enters his second stint with the
said the contract is for $140 million. Midsummer Classics; agent suitors, including meeting with
Strasburg has made it three times. Nationals owner Mark Lerner and general Raiders. He spent part of the 2016 training
The people confirmed the details of the
The 29-year-old Corbin is coming off his manager Mike Rizzo. camp with the team.
agreement to The Associated Press on condi-
tion of anonymity Tuesday because nothing best season in the majors, going 11-7 with a The signing of Corbin — who had drawn Moore has played for the Giants, Miami,
had been announced by the team. 3.15 ERA while pitching 200 innings for the interest from the New York Yankees and Seattle and Dallas during his five-year
Corbin’s contract would include $10 mil- second time in his career. Philadelphia Phillies, among other clubs, and career. He has not been in the league this
lion in deferred money, one of the people said. He finished fifth in voting for NL Cy Young was expected to draw offers of at least $20 mil- year. He has played 52 games with 10 sacks,
Corbin, who has played his entire major honors; Scherzer was second as he came up lion a year — could be a signal that the four passes defensed, two forced fumbles and
league career for the Arizona Diamondbacks, just shy of a third consecutive prize. Nationals are moving on from Harper. one fumble recovery.
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SOCCER
Continued from page 11
NHL
Continued from page 11
The decision was widely expected after the
Seattle Hockey Partners group impressed the
board’s executive committee in October with
The owners will pay a $650 million expan-
sion fee, up from the $500 million the Vegas
Golden Knights paid to join the league just
a plan that had all the ingredients the NHL two years ago. Leiweke said arena renova-
was looking for. Strong ownership led by tions will cost $800 million and the addition
Cholakian’s side as her shot clanged off the “Expanding to Seattle makes the National billionaire David Bonderman and producer of a state-of-the-art practice facility makes it
post and rebounded back into the field of play, Hockey League more balanced, even more Jerry Bruckheimer, a downtown arena in a a total investment of over $1.5 billion.
where it was cleared away by the Carlmont whole and even more sports-crazed city and a season-ticket drive “(That’s) a few bits of change which aren’t
defense. vibrant. A team in Seattle that drummed up 10,000 orders in 12 minutes around anymore,” Bonderman said of the
The Tigers kept pushing, however, but the evens the number of all cleared the way for the NHL to add another spending. “Seattle is one of my favorite
Scots’ defense kept turning them away. teams in our two confer- team less than three years after approving a cities and it’s a pleasure to be here. If it was
The first half was much more evenly balanced ences, brings our geo- franchise in Las Vegas. someplace else, I wouldn’t have done it.”
as the team’s took turns pushing up on the graphic footprint into
greater equilibrium and Seattle Hockey President and CEO Tod The NHL will also realign its two divisions
attack. Cholakian and freshman Makena Leiweke joked that he’d have to throw out
creates instant new rival- in the West for the 2021-22 season: Seattle
Conneely took turns with dangerous chances in some Seattle 2020 business cards because of
ries out west, particularly will play the Pacific, home to its closest geo-
the opening minutes of the game. In the third the pushed-back timing. But all sides agreed
between Seattle and graphic rivals like Vancouver, Calgary and
minute, Conneely sent a perfect pass to the 2021 was the best time to start.
Gary Bettman Vancouver.” San Jose, and the Arizona Coyotes will move
right flank, where Cholakian ran onto it. Her
The announcement “They’ve always felt that we should have a to the Central Division.
shot was pushed wide, however, by Carlmont
goalkeeper Sarah Stulbarg, who finished the came a few moments after Seattle Mayor little more time to build the arena right,” “It was at the end of the day the simplest,
game with five saves. Jenny Durkan let the news slip at a watch Bruckheimer said. “We wanted to bring it to most logical and least disruptive option we
Four minutes later, the roles were reversed as party in Seattle, prompting cheers: “I got a 2020-21 because we want to get going right had available to us and I think it’ll work well
a Cholakian pass put Conneely into space right call from a mole in the room and it was a away, but it’s not fair to the fans or to the for the Coyotes,” Deputy Commissioner Bill
through the heart of the Carlmont defense. players to not have a 100 percent finished Daly said.
Freeman was there for the Scots, however,
Buckeyes are 12-1 after winning the Big Ten he tolerated bad behavior for years from
going shoulder to shoulder with Conneely and
eventually winning the ball and clearing it out
of danger.
But it was the Scots who got on the score-
MEYER
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championship and Meyer said he felt good
about his replacement: Assistant coach Ryan
Day will take over as the 25th coach of the
Smith, including domestic-violence accusa-
tions, drug addiction, lies and other acts that
directly clash with the values Meyer touts
storied program where Meyer won a national publicly.
board first in the 10th minute. Madeleine title in 2014 after two at Florida (2006,
Cunningham sent a corner cross to the front of Meyer acknowledged the investigation was
of being in pain on the sideline this season. 2008). among the reasons for stepping down — “the
the NDB goal box, where Sam Phan managed to At a packed news conference, Meyer
head it home for a 1-0 Carlmont lead. “You want to hand it off to someone who decision was the result of cumulative events”
explained that the headaches became severe could make it stronger,” Meyer said. — and he was asked if the suspension will
Just before half, NDB got the equalizer. Shay last season during Ohio State’s game at Penn
Levy received the ball on a throw-in and carried It was Day who led the Buckeyes when affect his legacy.
State and have become a persistent problem
the ball along the top of the Scots’ penalty box this season. But he didn’t blame only his Meyer was suspended before the season “I’m sure it will,” he said. “I can lie to you
with a defender on her shoulder. health for stepping away. Meyer said he opener over his role in the handling of assis- and say it is not important to me.”
She got about a half-step of separation from believed he could no longer coach the way he tant coach Zach Smith, who was accused by The announcement came as the Buckeyes
the defender, spun and hit a low, line drive that has from the early days at Bowling Green to his ex-wife of domestic abuse. begin preparations for the bowl game
skipped under Stulbarg and into the back of the Utah, Florida and, finally, with the Meyer said he knew about the allegations against Washington and less than three
net in the 38th minute. Buckeyes. against Smith — grandson of former Ohio weeks before schools can sign a fresh batch
Unlike their previous game against Santa “The style of coaching I’ve done for 33 State coach Earle Bruce — but wasn’t sure of recruits. Meyer said his decision had to
Cruz, when the Tigers scored three times in the years is very intense, very demanding. I tried they were true and kept Smith on staff come before the early signing period opens
second half, they could not duplicate that feat to delegate more and CEO more and the prod- because no criminal charges were filed. The Dec. 19.
against Carlmont. uct started to feel ...,” he said, not finishing university cited that lapse in suspending Former players were full of praise for
“I think the game could have gone either way. his thought. “I didn’t feel I was doing right Meyer after an investigation. Meyer.
We didn’t finish our chances,” McCallion said. by our players and by Gene (Smith, the ath- A report issued by an investigative com- “Besides my parents, you were one of the
“I think we outshot them, but that doesn’t mat- letic director).” mittee left a lasting stain, detailing behavior most influential people to touch my life and
ter much. The only thing that matters is the ‘W’ Meyer said leaving would have been more by Meyer that could have taken down a coach I’m appreciative of that,” former Buckeyes
or ‘L.’” difficult if the program wasn’t healthy. The of lesser stature. The investigation showed linebacker Joshua Perry wrote on Twitter.
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MVP
Continued from page 11
the offensive side of the ball, he
had a similar impact as Lavulo did
for Burlingame. He helped lead
Academy’s Bralyn Lux was named
Offensive Player of the Year after
rushing for 1,811 yards with 24
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Boy's basketball
Jefferson to an average of 423 touchdowns this season. He also Design Tech at KIPP, 5:45 p.m.; Washington-SF at
Westmoor, 6:30 p.m.; Menlo-Atherton at Sacred
yards of offense per game, while added 34 catches for 670 yards and Heart Prep, Pinewood at Summit Shasta, 7 p.m.
was third in tackles for the CCS also rushing for two touchdowns nine more scores.
Open Division I champion Bears on goal-line handoffs. Burlingame senior defensive end Girls' basketball
with 47, but he had a team-leading KIPP at Jefferson, 4 p.m.; Soquel at Capuchino, 4:30
The Bay Division Offensive Dylan Neeley was awarded p.m.; Design Tech at Oakwood, 5 p.m.; Westmoor at
13 tackles for loss, including six Player of the Year award went to Defensive Player of the Year after a Balboa-SF, 5:30 p.m.; Eastside College Prep at Menlo-
sacks. He also recovered a fumble Terra Nova senior quarterback Jared 64-tackle/8-sack season. A third
Atherton, Mercy-Burlingame at Mills, Red Bluff vs
Sequoia at Santa Clara tournament, 6 p.m.; Prospect
and returned it 65 yards for a touch- Julian, who threw for 2,179 yards member of Burlingame’s CCS at Woodside, 7 p.m.
down in a 28-21 win over Mitty. and rushed for 1,193, accounted for championship team, LB/RB/PR
Offensively, Ngalu rushed three Boys' soccer
40 touchdowns — 20 passing and Curtis Lauti, was named Utility Summit Prep at Oceana, 3:15 p.m.; Scotts Valley at
times for an average of 8 yards and 20 rushing. Player of the Year. Burlingame, Capuchino at Aragon, 4 p.m.; Crystal
was also a stalwart on the offensive And just to round out
Springs at Mills, Menlo School at Woodside, Rior-
M-A senior linebacker Daniel dan at South City, 4:30 p.m.; Serra at Half Moon Bay,
line. Burlingame’s Ocean Division Monta Vista-Cupertino at San Mateo, Serra at Half
Heimuli, who is weighing college
Moon Bay, 6 p.m.
The 6-2, 230-pound Lavulo was a offers from 26 colleges, including championship, John
beast on both sides of the ball. On the likes of Alabama and Philipopoulos was named Coach of Girls' soccer
offense, he helped pave the way for the Year. Crystal Springs at Mills, 6 p.m.
Washington, was the Bay Division
the Panthers to rush for more than Defensive Player of the Year. He led Noah Short, a sophomore from DAILY JOURNAL SPORTS FILE College men's basketball
2,670 yards as a team. Lavulo even the Bears with 80 tackles, five King’s Academy, was named Ocean Serra quarterback Luke Bottari was Skyline at Gavilan, 6 p.m.
got in on some of that action, car- sacks and 13 overall tackles for Division Special Teams Player of named WCAL QB of the Year.
THURSDAY
rying the ball four times for 16 loss. the Year. Year, while Serra’s record-setting Boys' basketball
yards and three touchdowns. Sacred Heart Prep’s senior RB/LB In the Lake Division awards, it Luke Bottari was named Burlingame Lions Club Tournament, 3 p.m.; Oceana
at Capuchino, 5:30 p.m.;Woodside at Lynbrook, 7:45
Defensively, he was second on the John Willard was dubbed Bay was almost a Carlmont sweep, save Quarterback of the Year. In his sen- p.m.; Serra vs Regis Jesuit-Colorado at De La Salle
team in tackles with 56, with 10 Division Utility Player of the Year, for Mailangi’s Co-MVP selection. ior year, Bottari threw for nearly tournament, 8 p.m.
tackles for a loss and three sacks. while teammate Ronan Donnelly Senior RB Julian Morin, who 1,900 yards, with 18 touchdowns Girls' basketball
He also had a pair of fumble recov- was Special Teams Player of the rushed for 1,636 yards and 14 against nine interceptions. In three Woodside Priory at Lick-Wilmerding-SF, 3:15 p.m.;
eries and interceptions, one that Year. Willard rushed for 579 yards touchdowns to help lead the Scots varsity seasons, Bottari threw for Menlo School vs Granada-Livermore at Alameda,
4 p.m.; Gunn at Terra Nova, 4:45 p.m.; Oceana at Mar-
was returned 42 yards for a touch- and scored eight touchdowns on to its first CCS finals appearance in 5,789 yards, with a completion shall-SF, 5 p.m.; Saratoga at Carlmont, 5:30 p.m.;
down in Burlingame’s 49-12 win offense, while finishing with 79 28 years, is the Lake Division percentage of 68 percent. Lynbrook at Mills, Summit Shasta at El Camino,
Burlingame at Notre Dame-Belmont, 6 p.m.; South
over Overfelt in the CCS Division tackles from his linebacker posi- Offensive Player of the Year. Senior Serra SLOT/DB Malakai Rango City at St. Francis, 7 p.m.; Fremont vs Aragon at King's
IV semifinals. tion. Donnelly connected on 34 of LB Jayden Kuhn was named earned Co-Utility Player of the Year Academy tournament, 8 p.m.
At 6-4, 320 pounds, Matavao- 37 point-after tries and was 12 of Defensive Player of the Year, Nico honors, along with Sacred Heart Boys' soccer
Poialii is a mountain of a human 17 on field-goal attempts, with a Franchi was Special Teams Players Cathedral’s Anthony Heard. Westmoor at Cupertino, 3:15 p.m.; Santa Clara at
To see the complete all-league Sequoia, Hillsdale at Willow Glen, Watsonville at
being, but still has the agility and long of 47. Of his 68 kickoffs, 48 of the Year, junior Jonaven Kuhn Menlo-Atherton, 6 p.m.; Design Tech at Everest, 8
stamina to play on both lines. A went for touchbacks and he aver- was Utility Player of the Year and lists for the PAL and WCAL, you p.m.
defensive nose tackle, Matavao- aged 47.6 yards on 11 punts. head coach Jake Messina is the can go to their respective websites.
Girls' soccer
Poialii was virtually unstoppable. M-A and SHP head coaches, Adhir Lake Division Coach of the Year. The PAL website can be found at Design Tech at Oceana, 3:15 p.m.; Hillsdale at Wood-
He led the Grizzlies with 67 tackles Ravipati and Mark Grieb, were In the WCAL, St. Francis’ Evan www.smcoe.org, while the WCAL side Priory, 3:30 p.m.; Mercy-SF at Aragon, San Mateo
site is www.WCALsports.org. at Terra Nova, 4:30 p.m.; Capuchino at Cupertino, 5
this season, 30 of which went for a named Co-Coaches of the Year. Williams was named Player of the p.m.
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to be tapped for opening the new restaurant. Central to that effort is purchasing and The menu crafted by Tamura includes unique
POKE
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“I know his food like the back of my palm,”
said Tamura, referencing Choy who in 2004
earned the James Beard Foundation’s recogni-
selling fresh, quality fish as well as local
beef and other meat used in dishes filling out
the rest of the menu.
and innovative offerings too, such as poke
tacos, a garlic fried chicken dish served over
rice, kalua pork sandwiches and pineapple
tion for his former restaurant in Hawaii. Since “We don’t want to disregard what it takes habanero chicken wings, which start with a
the establishment’s shuttering, Choy turned for the ingredients to get here and what the sweet sauce and finish with a crisp, clean
island cuisine. his focus to poke and opened similar loca- footprint is,” said Sullivan. kick of heat.
Amidst a rising tide of similar eateries tions throughout the Pacific northwest before For Tamura, he said the poke is served to For the uninitiated, Tamura recommends
along the Peninsula, those at Sam’s are coming to the Peninsula. accentuate elements of earthiness, sea salt the bento box, featuring katsu chicken,
attempting to separate from the pack by Continuing the custom of passing along and a crisp, clean bite of diced quality fish teriyaki beef, glazed spam, shrimp tempura
focusing on simple, traditional preparation culinary knowledge, Tamura works in San which is not mushy and smothered in sauce with rice and macaroni salad for an expansive
of quality, sustainable ingredients. Bruno alongside his longtime associate to cloak an absence of natural flavor. and filling trip around the menu. To get
Chef Wade Tamura said the approach builds Thomas Sullivan, who he met while working Offerings range from a classic preparation familiar with the poke menu, samplings are
the foundation for quality dishes while hon- in food service at Facebook about six years with shoyu sauce — a combination of soy always available.
oring the culture from which they were ago. sauce and sugar — and sesame or to more dar- But with a bustling pipeline connecting
inspired. Sullivan said he looks to absorb Tamura’s ing versions such as those featuring avocado Hawaii to the Bay Area, Tamura said many
“The reason we are here is to spread the lessons, while also keeping an eye to the and creamy aioli or kimchi with cucumbers eaters are well acquainted with the dishes and
aloha, the traditional way,” said Tamura, a quality of ingredients used at the restaurant in and white onions. enthusiastic about the restaurant’s opening.
Hawaiian native who was first introduced to an effort to meet the company’s high ethical Beyond the poke, the menu also includes With that familiarity, Tamura said those at
the restaurant’s namesake as a teen during a standards. heartier, classic courses such as musubis — a Sam’s at looking to establish a welcoming
charity event nearly 30 years ago. “The one thing that we are really striving relative to sushi which wraps rice, spam and environment which becomes a second home
Over the subsequent years, Choy’s mentor- for is that everything is sustainable and other ingredients in seaweed leaves — and for those seeking a taste of the Pacific.
ship and tutelage helped Tamura master the healthy for our people that we are serving,” the legendary loco moco — a burger and fried “The flavor has to come from the heart,” he
techniques and styles in a fashion sufficient said Sullivan. egg over rice and under gravy. said.
BILL
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lies, young people, our environment
and our economy. It also increases
homelessness.”
address the out of control housing
costs that are causing displacement and
hurting the diversity of our communi-
SB 50 is modeled after Senate Bill ties.”
827, which also advocated for more She said she’d work with Wiener to
sit, and thus reducing carbon emissions housing near city and transit centers create “more housing opportunities
by taking more vehicles off California and was introduced by Wiener earlier near transit, while maintaining strong
roads. this year, but did not pass. renter protections and demolition
Furthermore, Wiener’s office said SB Several California mayors have restrictions so we are focusing devel-
50 would reduce pressure to create urban already voiced support for Wiener’s opment on empty lots and underutilized
sprawl in areas prone to wildfires by new bill, including San Francisco commercial spaces.”
creating more affordable and low- Mayor London Breed, Oakland Mayor In addition to creating new zoning
income housing within city centers. Libby Schaaf, Emeryville Mayor John standards near city and transit centers,
“We must take bold steps now to Bauters, Sacramento Mayor Darrell SB 50 also would include provisions to
address our severe housing crisis and Steinberg, and Los Angeles Mayor Eric protect renters and low-income com-
reduce our carbon footprint,” Wiener Garcetti. munities and create more access to pub-
said in a news release. “California’s Breed said: “San Francisco, along lic-funded services, according to
housing shortage hurts our most vul- with the entire Bay Area, needs to cre- Wiener’s office.
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retrieving files in Windows 10 and or story aloud and discuss it with a Ebele Okobi wrote in a Nov. 18
working in Microsoft Office Suite native speaker. For more information which a Taser was deployed — were
2016. All levels welcome. Free. For call 697-7607. Facebook post that video footage of also found by the District Attorney’s
more information call 827-8455. the incident is at odds with police Office to have acted in accordance
Running Team. 5 p.m. to 6 p.m.
Computer Class: Holiday Greeting Belmont Library, 1110 Alameda de accounts of what happened that day with the law in April.
Card. 10:30 a.m. to noon. Belmont las Pulgas, Belmont. No experience and urged readers to ask Wagstaffe to Though he noted how and whether
Library, 1110 Alameda de las Pulgas, required. Wear running clothes. For
Belmont. Use online graphic design more information call 591-8286. release of the footage and recordings sheriff’s deputies should use Tasers is
to create a custom greeting card. of any calls made to 911 prior to five up to the Sheriff’s Office, Pine said
Free. For more information call 591- Clutterers Anonymous Meeting. 6 deputies’ contact with Okobi.
8286. p.m. 1609 Valley View Ave., Belmont. be dangerous and played a role in mul- emphasized the importance of having
If clutter is causing problems at Though video footage of the inci- a discussion with the public on their
Writing as a Second Career or for home, work or in relationships, and dent has not yet been released to the tiple deaths across the country.
Fun. 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Little organizing is a daunting task, CLA is a “You as the Board of Supervisors use in the county.
House, The Roslyn G. Morris Activity place to talk about it with no guilt or public, the Okobi family viewed “I would like to see this board have
Center, 800 Middle Ave., Menlo Park. shame. For more information call about 25 to 30 minutes of the hours of cannot go back to business as usual,”
Led by Tony Holtzman, retired 348-2856. she said, according to a live video of a discussion about the role of Tasers
Professor from The Johns Hopkins video recorded that day, Wagstaffe in law enforcement,” he said. “I think
School of Medicine, and author of Healthy Eating: A Nutrition said previously. Though the San the meeting. “I ask that you recognize
five novels. This workshop will Workshop Led by CalFresh. 6 p.m. that Chinedu’s life mattered and that a public discussion on this is impor-
emphasize writing fiction, including South San Francisco Library, 840 W. Mateo County Sheriff’s Office tant.”
short stories and longer work (no Orange Ave., South San Francisco. released a statement Oct. 3 claiming black lives mattered in our communi-
poetry), and creative non-fiction, Free. For more information call 829- ty.” In other business, supervisors
including memoirs and biography. 3860. Okobi was “running in and out of traf- unanimously approved a Sheriff’s
Cost is $7 for members and $10 for fic” on the 1300 block of El Camino Because no related item was on the
San Mateo Public Library’s Book board’s Tuesday agenda, board Office proposal to deploy 537 body-
non-members. To register or for Real in Millbrae at 1 p.m. and assault-
more information call 326-2025. Discussion Group. 6:30 p.m. to 7:45 President Dave Pine said supervisors worn cameras and 80 in-car cameras
p.m. San Mateo Public Library, 55 W. ed a deputy, Ebele Okobi said the among the department’s correctional
San Mateo Professional Alliance. Third Ave., San Mateo. Meets in Cedar videos contradict the Sheriff’s could not conduct a discussion but
Noon to 1 p.m. Central Park Bistro, Room. Discussing ‘The Alchemist.’ For thanked all who voiced concerns at officers and sheriff’s deputies. The
181 E. Fourth Ave., San Mateo. more information contact cmc- Office’s statement, which she noted five-year contract with Axon
Promotes an environment for idea carthy@cityofsanmateo.org. Wagstaffe has referred to in reports the meeting. Having had the opportu-
sharing, leveraging resources and nity to meet with Ebele Okobi along Enterprise, Inc. to provide the two
building long-term relationships. ‘A Christmas Carol.’ 8 p.m. Hillbarn from multiple news outlets. types of cameras and a digital evi-
Annual dues are $60 per year, and Theatre, 1285 E. Hillsdale Blvd., Foster Ebele Okobi said video shows her with Supervisor Warren Slocum, Pine
members will enjoy referrals from City. Hillbarn Theatre, the Peninsula’s said their hearts go out to Okobi’s dence management system is expected
other business members within the premier theatre company, brings the brother walking calmly down the to cost some $3.9 million and require
group. For more information call 430- holiday spirit to its 2018-19 season sidewalk and not in the street and he family and noted the incident also
with Alan Menken and Lynn Ahrens’s weighs very heavily on the minds of at least four new staff members,
6500. “doesn’t look disheveled or as if he’s
musical adaption of the timeless those working in the Sheriff’s Office. increasing salary and benefits costs
Let’s Celebrate 70 Years Together. Charles Dickens tale ‘A Christmas in crisis” when a deputy approached in the Sheriff’s Office by some
4 p.m. to 7 p.m. Hyatt Regency San Carol.’ Cost $25-$52. For more infor- him. She wrote her brother never “Everyone on this dais like every-
Francisco Airport, 1333 Bayshore mation call (615) 349-6411. one else in the room recognizes this $525,000 annually.
Highway, Burlingame. The Peninsula assaulted anyone and actually died on The board also unanimously
Health Care District is hosting a free FRIDAY, DEC. 7 the scene after deputies hit him with a is a terrible, terrible tragedy,” he said.
community event in celebration of San Mateo Sunshine Rotary Club. “It’s a really sad time for the county accepted $7.5 million in donations
its 70th anniversary. Keynote speak- 7:30 a.m. to 8:30 a.m. Crystal Springs Taser multiple times, struck him with from the Thomas and Stacey Siebel
er, Shankar Vedantam, host of NPR’s Golf Course, 6650 Golf Course Drive, a baton and deployed pepper spray. At and we feel that every bit as much as
popular Hidden Brain podcast. For Burlingame. Tonya Treble will share you do.” Foundation and John Arrillaga toward
more information visit more information on POST’s one point, she wrote, Okobi tried to improvements to the outdoor rifle
bit.ly/2QviG9p. (Peninsula Open Space Trust) 40-year run away when deputies chased him, Pine looked to the completion of
history. For more information call the district attorney’s report and the range at the Coyote Point
787-5595. hit him with a Taser again and did not Recreational Facility. In 2016, the
Hanukk ah Bamba. 4 p.m. South San
attempt to revive him. release of all the evidence considered
Francisco Library, 840 W. Orange Ave.,
Winter Open House. 11 a.m. Grand in drafting it as the opportunity for Thomas and Stacey Siebel
South San Francisco. We will light the
Avenue Branch Library, 306 Walnut
Holding “Justice for Chinedu” signs Foundation and John Arrillaga funded
menorah, learn the stories of
and urging county officials to take officials and the public to understand
Hanukkah, make fabric menorahs, Ave., South San Francisco. Free. For
what happened that day. He added the a plan to build a new indoor shooting
and gamble for Hanukkah gelt. Free. more information call 877-8530. action following Okobi’s death,
For more information call 829-3860. deputies involved in the incident are range used by law enforcement for
Winter Open House. 11 a.m. South dozens of residents filled the San handgun training adjacent to the out-
LGBTQ Book Club. 4:30 p.m. to 6 San Francisco Library, 840 W. Orange Mateo County Board of Supervisors’ not currently on patrol and are instead
p.m. San Mateo Pride Center, 1021 S. Ave., South San Francisco. Free. For assisting with the transport of door range, which opened in 1962.
El Camino Real, San Mateo. For com- more information call 877-8530. meeting chambers Tuesday. Funds for the outdoor facility, which
munity members, allies and friends. By joining Okobi’s family in ask- inmates between jail and the courts.
Winter Art Faire. 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. is open to the public three nights a
Participate or just listen and read. For ing for the release of video footage
more information call 591-0133. Sanchez Art Center, 1220 Linda Mar Three Taser deaths week, will support noise and safety
Blvd., Pacifica. This event features related to the incident and imploring improvements as well as a simula-
English Language Club. 5 p.m. to 6 local artists and artisans. Free. For officials to take the five sheriff’s Though he acknowledged Tasers are
p.m. Millbrae Library, 1 Library Ave., more information call 355-1894. tion-based tactical training unit.
Millbrae. Non-native and native deputies involved in the incident off not intended to be lethal weapons, Supervisors also discussed changes
English speakers are invited to come Choir and Orchestra Winter their patrols, many of those gathered Pine noted there have been three
together and engage in casual con- Concert. 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Aragon in state laws guiding local law
versation. For more information call High School Theater, 900 Alameda de at the county supervisors’ meeting deaths related to law enforcement’s enforcement’s interactions with
697-7607. las Pulgas, San Mateo. Tickets cost Tuesday expressed varying levels of use of Tasers in the county this year, Immigration and Customs
$10. For more information call (917)
YouTube Toy Drive. 5:30 p.m. to 7 903-8764. disappointment in officials’ response warranting a public discussion about Enforcement, or ICE. Following the
p.m. Youtube, 1000 Cherry Ave., San to Okobi’s death. the role of Tasers in local law enforce- passage of Senate Bill 54, otherwise
Single and Dating Couples Group.
Bruno. Network with Chamber
7:30 p.m. to 9 p.m. Highlands Church, ment. In November, Wagstaffe deter- known as the California Values Act,
Members from all over the Bay Area,
make connections and give a little. 1900 Monterey St., San Bruno. Join a Community concern mined the filing of criminal charges the Sheriff’s Office is allowed to noti-
Free. RSVP required. For more infor- friendly, supportive group for ages was not warranted against four
mation call 588-0180. 32 and up. Last session to meet with Millbrae resident and civil rights fy ICE when an individual who has
a group facilitator and have a book attorney Saira Hussain said she drives Redwood City police officers been convicted of a serious or violent
Mrs. Claus Holiday Ice Cream Party study with open discussion. Snacks, involved in a struggle with a 55-year-
at Hillsdale Shopping Center. 6 beverages and childcare provided at past the scene where the incident took crime is released from county jail
p.m. to 7 p.m. Hillsdale Shopping no charge. Free. For more informa- place and it appears things have old Redwood City man with history of facilities, but the Sheriff’s Office does
Center, 60 31st Ave., San Mateo. Led tion call 921-1944.
largely gone back to business as mental illness. not proactively reach out to ICE and
by Mrs. Claus herself. For more infor- By employing procedures learned
mation call (415) 227-9700. Free Astronomy Lecture. 8 p.m. to 9 usual. Hussain urged officials to only responds to the agency’s
p.m. College of San Mateo, Building
release the video footage of the Oct. 3 through Crisis Intervention Training requests for notifications of release
36/Planetarium, 1700 W. Hillsdale
Library Talk: Evolution of Heart
Ave., San Mateo. Free for all ages. For incident and place a moratorium on and in an Aug. 13 attempt to subdue dates, explained Undersheriff Mark
Transplant. 7 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. San
Mateo Public Library: Oak Room, 55 more information call 862-9602.
Tasers, which she said have proven to Ramzi Saad — a 6-foot-1-inch man Robbins.
W. Third Ave., San Mateo. A talk from
Dr. Sharon Hunt, Professor Emeritus Night of Lights. 6 p.m. to 9 p.m.
in Cardiovascular Medicine at Downtown Half Moon Bay, Main
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condition. $60/obo. (650)365-5718
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additional $8 million annually to the city’s
general fund. And with the passage of
Measure W, the countywide sales tax hike
Now that Measure RR has passed, a vari-
ety of city positions and programs previ-
ously on the chopping block will be funded,
million surplus for fiscal year 2017-18,
which has been attributed to underspending
mostly with respect to vacant positions and
for transportation, Redwood City’s sales including three vacant positions in the fire larger-than-projected property tax growth.
tax rate is now 9.75 percent. department, four positions in the police That surplus money will be spent on pen-
cent salary increase for a total of $295,006 Before Measure RR passed, Diaz said the department, several city staff positions, sions and retiree health costs, downtown
annually. City Attorney Veronica Ramirez city was facing a deficit of $12 million library hours and after-school programs. and neighborhood sidewalk repairs and the
will get a 5 percent hike to bring her salary within five years if no action was taken. The restoration totals $2.7 million. creation of a Housing and Homelessness
to $251,606. She will also receive a one- And pension costs would be $10 million But the CERT coordinator position will Innovation Team, among other programs.
time “exceptional performance” bonus of 5 more each single year than they were the still be eliminated and staff is in the final The restoration of positions and pro-
percent of her salary, or $11,981. year before and would double within 10 stages of creating a partnership with the grams previously on the chopping block
The half-cent sales tax increase, known as years. To balance the budget for fiscal year county, which is expected to fill a new posi- plus the programs funded by surplus money
Measure RR, was approved by 67.59 per- 2018-19, the City Council approved $3.7 tion to lead the program by early next year. totals $6.3 million.
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