A residential street in Mountain View is about to undergo some big changes, as a developer has proposed to build a four-story condominium complex in an area that until now, has largely consisted of single-family homes and two-story apartments.

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This week in Community Briefs, Hope's Corner held its annual Tour de Hope fundraiser, National Night Out is coming up and a library book sale is scheduled in a couple weeks.

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A panel of local tech leaders held a discussion this week about what the future of unmanned aviation could look like. The event is part of the ninth annual Mountain View Technology Showcase.

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This week in Community Briefs, the nomination period is now open for candidates to file to run this November, Mountain View's annual Technology Showcase is this week and the library is hosting an improv event for local teens.

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The Mountain View Buddhist Temple held its annual Obon Festival and Bazaar this weekend, with drumming performances, food, games, arts and crafts and a plant nursery.

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Drawing on Latin American influences, a new "pop-up cocina" is serving lunch and dinner at Ava's Downtown Market and Deli in Mountain View for the month of July.

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Calista Woo, a rising senior at Mountain View High School, won first place in a major debate event at the National Speech and Debate Tournament in Iowa last month.

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This week in Community Briefs, sign ups are open for Mountain View's citywide garage sale, Linden Tree Books is organizing a drive for under-resourced school libraries and CSMA is hosting an open house.

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Lots of people can claim to have a workspace with a view but it would be hard to compete with Timothy Zerlang, whose "office" is on the 14th floor of Stanford University's Hoover Tower. He is is Stanford's carillonneur — the person responsible for the melodic sounds that emanate from the historic building. 

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Workers at Ada's Café, a Palo Alto nonprofit that employs people with disabilities and that serves food and beverages out of its café near the Mitchell Park Library, were dismayed to discover last month that someone stole the food cart that they had been using for years to serve local events.

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