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Measure A explained: The charter amendment that could let supes remove Sheriff Corpus
San Mateo County residents will be heading to the polls next year for a special election to decide the fate of embattled Sheriff Christina Corpus.
Health laws, bird flu and Trump preparation: 2024 year in review
California’s health system changed in 2024 but lawmakers face a busy future with bird flu, vaccines, and abortion access all on the docket.
Who is Burlingame Named After?
Every city has its own unique history, as well as its namesake. This is the story of who the city of Burlingame is named after.
The Peninsula may be more affordable now than at the start of 2024, but this city is seeing average monthly mortgage rates above $50K
Buying a home on the Midpeninsula is more affordable now than at the start of 2024, according to newly released data from the California Association of Realtors.
Arts briefs: You Should Be Dancing, Hot Kugel Hanukkah, Jamie Davis and more
Make the most of those last days of December leading up to New Year’s with music from Bee Gees tribute band You Should Be Dancing, jazz and blues vocalist Jamie Davis; celebrate the Festival of Lights with klezmer music and homemade kugels; or get a pilot’s eye view of the inside of many historic planes on Open Cockpit Day.
Splicer Films premieres three-episode documentary ‘A Divine Journey’ at Beach Break Film Festival
Palo Alto-based Splicer Films’ latest docuseries, “A Divine Journey: The Trilogy,” will premiere at Beach Break Film Festival at Half Moon Bay this weekend.
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Stage: ‘Miss Bennet: Christmas at Pemberley’
TheatreWorks Silicon Valley presents a “Pride and Prejudice” sequel, a romantic comedy focused on a different Bennet sister: bookish Mary, who is tired of being in the middle of her sisters’ romantic mishaps.
Art: ‘Spirit House’ Tour
The Cantor Arts Center hosts a free public tour of its “Spirit House” exhibition, which investigates how contemporary artists of Asian descent challenge the boundary between life and death through art.
TOMORROW
The Bay Area LEGO User Group and BayLTC, the Bay Area L-Gauge Train Club, feature their annual holiday display of miniature scenes and electric trains built from Lego bricks. This year’s theme is “Once Upon a Time.”
Music: Redwood Symphony’s Messiah Sing, Play or Listen
Dr. Eric Kujawsky, director of the Redwood Symphony, leads Handel’s Messiah in a performance for those who would like to participate in singing or playing in the orchestra, or for those who just enjoy listening to the music. An optional potluck takes place before the event.
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