Community Corner
Week in Review: Two Killed on Caltrain Tracks; Protestors 'Occupy' Foster City, Belmont
A round-up of major news stories from the past week.
Monday, Nov. 28
Dense fog on Thanksgiving air travel, with flight delays reported at San Jose and San Francisco International Airports.
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Tuesday, Nov. 29
Foster City’s City Council approved a 6.4 percent trash rate hike.
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The new rates go into effect in January.
Wednesday, Nov. 30
The National Weather Service issued a for the Bay Area for Wednesday and Thursday.
Thursday, Dec. 1
A Foster City-based technology company that it says will greatly expand its reach into Asia’s emerging markets.
E2open, a leading cloud-based supply-chain management technology developer, will partner with Shanghai Future Information Technologies to run E2open’s cloud-based supply chain operations for Chinese state-owned enterprises.
Friday, Dec. 2
in support of the “Occupy” movement in Belmont.
Members and supporters of the Mid-Peninsula American Dream Council, an arm of MoveOn.org, gathered in an effort to gain support from their congressional representatives from the 14th District, Anna Eshoo (D-CA) and 12th District, Jackie Speier (D-CA).
Saturday, Dec. 3
in separate incidents on Caltrain tracks just more than an hour apart on Saturday, a railway spokesperson said.
The first fatality occurred at about 11:10 a.m. on the tracks of Palo Alto’s California Station, and next one just north of the Menlo Park station.
