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San Jose's first and only Michelin Star restaurant is coming back!
A little Portuguese restaurant in East San Jose called Adega made history years ago as the first San Jose restaurant to earn a Michelin Star. For a time is was also the only Portuguese restaurant ...
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Elected mayor in 2018, Rich Constantine has a long history of serving Morgan Hill. In addition to his eight years on the Morgan Hill City Council, he’s also a firefighter and a volunteer with the United States Air Force Civil Air Patrol. He has served on the board of directors for the Healthier Kids Foundation, the Governance, Transparency & Labor Relation policy committee for the League of California Cities, the Santa Clara Valley water commission, and the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority Policy Advisory Committee.
Day job: Fire Engineer
Alma mater: San Jose State University (bachelor’s degree, aeronautics)
Previous office held: Morgan Hill City Councilmember (2010-18)
Notable quote: “Working along side my brothers and sisters who put their lives on the line every day reminds me of the importance of teamwork, of helping others, of duty and of sacrifice. Those are qualities I plan to bring to my work as Mayor. But as much as my work has meant to me I believe the job of Mayor needs to be a full time commitment. " (Source: RichForMayor)
From Morgan Hill Times...
Gathered at Sinaloa Cafe for a traditional election night party, Mark Turner and his supporters applauded as they watched the first batch of results of the Nov. 8 balloting come in.
The effects of climate change are already being felt here in Morgan Hill. Wildfires forced some residents to evacuate in 2020. Drought and water security continue to be hot topics.
Morgan Hill Mayor Rich Constantine will deliver his 2022 State of the City address from 7-8pm March 9. The mayor will reflect on the prior year’s challenges and accomplishments, and set the stage for what is to come in Morgan Hill in 2022, according to the city’s “Weekly 411” newsletter.  The speech will be delivered [...]
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