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Arc browser lets you control individual site settings. Here's why I love this feature - Vimarsana News

Arc browser lets you control individual site settings. Here's why I love this feature

Arc has become my go-to browser. One reason is the Site Control Center, which allows you to manage features and functions. Here's how this comes in handy.

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A Complete Guide To Order No. 2023-A, FERC's Interconnection Reform Rehearing Order - Energy Law - Vimarsana News

A Complete Guide To Order No. 2023-A, FERC's Interconnection Reform Rehearing Order - Energy Law

On Thursday, March 21, 2024, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission ("Commission" or "FERC") issued its much-anticipated Order on Rehearing and Clarification on Order No. 2023 ("Order No. 2023-A").

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Three Portola Valley Town Council members say goodbye as newly elected council is sworn in - Vimarsana News

Three Portola Valley Town Council members say goodbye as newly elected council is sworn in

With about 50 years of combined civic experience, Maryann Derwin, John Richards and Craig Hughes shared emotional goodbyes during the Dec. 14 Portola Valley Town Council meeting, as they stepped down and new members were sworn in.

Community Safety Works: FACILITY IMPROVEMENTS - Vimarsana News

Community Safety Works: FACILITY IMPROVEMENTS

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In 2020, Portola Valley examines its history while looking toward the future - Vimarsana News

In 2020, Portola Valley examines its history while looking toward the future

Portola Valley Neighbors United, incorporated in January 2020 "to help our local community preserve and enhance its small, rural open space character," and co-founded by council candidate Mary Hufty, has come out in opposition to the Stanford Wedge project, dubbed [Portola Terrace. With state mandates that could require the town to build 200 to 300 new housing units in the next decade, the council has also been weighing the concept of adding housing while also preserving Portola Valley's treasured rural character and not creating more wildfire risk in the process. In November, council members...