Good morning. March is Women's History Month, an annual celebration that commemorates the achievements of women who have accomplished incredible feats throughout history.
And it could include women who are making strides today. So I want to start this month by asking you whether you know of a woman who is making a difference in our community, whether you may think it big or small. She may be a business owner, a mother, a boss babe, someone in government… Let us know. I'd like to feature some of them in our morning newsletter.
COVID. COVID. COVID.
The County yesterday said it would no longer require masks for unvaccinated folks in most indoor settings. Recently, the state said it would no longer require masks in schools or childcare facilities.
Let's talk trash…
The city will discuss solid waste rate increases at an upcoming outreach meeting. The city is considering a $2.00 increase for 20-gallon bins and a $1.00 increase for 32-gallon bins. The increases would be for regular, scheduled, basic collection of residential solid waste and recyclable materials. Zoom details can be found here.
Redwood Shores got a bit of good news last month.
The police and library departments have been working diligently to bring a police substation to the area. Read more here.
Signing off,
Michelle
Photo of the Day Caption: Blue heron in silhouette, Filoli Mansion and pasture. Photo by Beverly Morgan.
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