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“Working with Caroline was a pleasure. This was the 6th WANT MY TIPS ON SELLING FOR THE
home I sold and she took much of the stress out of the HIGHEST POSSIBLE PRICE?
process. She was extremely professional - knowledgeable about the
Get my complete report on the 11 proven strategies
market, pro-active, and went above and beyond on many occasions. Most
for sellers on the SF Mid-Peninsula
importantly to me, she was always available to patiently answer questions
and/or get more information. I highly recommend her!”
- Carol Kadet (Former RSOA Board Member)
CarolineDinsmore.com/seller-report
hOnORAbLE mEnTIOnS:
• 356 montserrat Drive
• 334 St. martin
• 508 breakwater
• 520 Seastrom Drive
• 524 Anchor Circle
• 560 Dory Lane
• 803 Kraken Lane
• 885 Portwalk Place
Ray Robinson Memorial • 925 Corriente Pointe
Again, our thanks to all of you who took the time
RSCA continues to work together with community
members, Ray’s family, the Parks & Recreation Department, to brighten up these shorter December days with
and SamTrans, to plan the arrangement of a bench, memorial your holiday lights.
plaque and a tree planted for Ray on Bridge Parkway. ank Here’s our wish for you and yours...
you to all those who have contributed to the $3,360 collected.
A Redwood Shores memorial will be coordinated for Have a very Happy New Year
February, once all details are ironed out. and our best for 2018!
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Redwood City Library Foundation
Celebrates 20 Years of Helping
e Redwood City Library Foundation was founded in 1998 to
raise money to support library projects. e first project of the
Foundation was raising $200,000 for the Traveling Storytime. e
program started with a handful of volunteers reading to children
in preschools. Since then, volunteers have read to over 230,000
children. Today, approximately 40-60 volunteers provide the
program’s services to about 1,000 children on a regular basis.
e Foundation is enhancing access to information, knowledge,
and technology. It funds important enhancements to the library,
such as added resources and programs for families, seniors, and
those with special needs. In the last 20 years, the foundation has
supported many programs including:
• Bridging the Digital Divide, a community Wi-Fi project that
allows school-age children to check out and take home personal
Wi-Fi devices (Hotspots) and educational laptops.
• Early childhood learning centers in all Redwood City Libraries.
• Updates and improvements for the Redwood Shores library
museum-quality interpretive educational center designed to help
children discover the wonders of the Bay and its wetlands.
• Raised $850,000 for the Shores Library’s Opening Collection.
• Writing cats and dogs, a 6-week creative writing program in
partnership with Redwood City’s Pets in Need for children 8-12
years old, where children write stories about shelter animals. e
stories are published in a book at the end of each program.
• High school in the library, an 18-month program developed in
partnership with the California State Library and Project Read,
which pairs each student with an online academic coach, resulting
in a high school diploma for the student.
Many students and adults in the community have benefited
from these and other programs in the Redwood City Library,
supported by the Library Foundation. One of these is DeBraun
omas, now a successful musician, radio host and producer,
and community organizer. DeBraun says that the library provided
a space where his voice, as a child, was heard. People, including
tutors and librarians, were there to help him succeed and be himself
by showing him how to cope with his particular learning issues.
DeBraun now focuses on giving hope to other people. He likes to
return to Redwood City to show others that it is possible to succeed
when some people tell you otherwise. He says, “When someone is
willing to believe in you, it makes it possible to carry on.”
DeBraun omas will be back in the Bay Area in February for a
special performance to help celebrate the Redwood City Library
Foundation’s 20th anniversary. On Saturday, February 3rd, the
foundation is holding a sit-down dinner and auction fundraiser at
Angelica’s at 863 Main Street in Redwood City. DeBraun’s trio
will perform and he will talk about the role the library has played
in his life. Proceeds will support library programs for
underprivileged children and Bridging the Digital Divide.
Space is very limited. Purchase your tickets now tickets now at
https://libraryfoundation20.eventbrite.com or call the Library
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Sanit Bordeianu
650.430.3500 mobile
Sanit@SanitBordeianu.com
SanitBordeianu.com
CalBRE# 01923423
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109 Brook Street, San Carlos 2660 Garfield Street, San Mateo
2 Beds, 3 Baths, 1,618 Sqft, Sold for $1,552,000 3 Beds, 2 Baths, 1,680 Sqft, Sold Off Market for $1,708,000
Buyer Representation, Co-Sale with Debbie Wilhelm Buyer Representation, Co-Sale with Debbie Wilhelm
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3342 Kimberly Way, San Mateo 96 Rockridge Avenue, Daly City
2 Beds, 2 Baths, 1,260 Sqft, Sold for $1,035,000 3 Beds, 2 Baths, 1,160 Sqft, Sold for $871,000
Buyer Representation, Won against 8 Other Offers Buyer Representation, Won against Multiple Offers
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1263 Holly Street #A, San Carlos 5 Rockwood Court, San Mateo
THANK YOU FOR YOUR CONTINUED SUPPORT! HAPPY NEW YEAR!
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As we reported previously through these updates in the Pilot, the SVCW Commission has approved
two major projects:
• On Nov. 9 the Commission approved a design-build agreement for the Front of the Plant (FoP)
project at 1400 Radio Road, Redwood City, with the joint venture of J.F. Shea. Co., Inc./Parsons
Corporation.
• On Oct. 5 the Commission approved a design-build agreement which will advance the gravity
pipeline project to be constructed by tunneling methods from the north of Inner Bair Island to
the proposed FoP facilities. The contract was issued to the joint venture of Barnard-Bessac, with
ARUP as the design engineer.
Both projects are advancing now, taking design from 10% to 60% levels. Stage 2 for both projects –
the stage for contracts to take the design to 100 percent and through construction – will be presented to
the Commission for approval in summer/fall 2018. Both projects are part of the Regional
Environmental Sewer Conveyance Upgrade (RESCU).
Place your items in a locker, set a 4-digit locker code Place your order online or by using our convenient When your order is ready, you’ll receive notification When it’s convenient for you, head to the locker, enter
of your choosing and push the green button. DRYV app. with the locker number and a 4-digit code. your code and pick up your clothes.
or email shenderson4@aol.com
devil's Canyon Brewing Company
935 washington Street, San Carlos
Join us at this free, family-friendly, and pets-friendly event
where you can enjoy yummy locally produced drinks, food
trucks, and live music. No reservations required. Doors
open at 4pm and close at 11pm. A portion of the proceeds
from each drink sold on January 26th (they have root beer
too!) is donated to the Redwood City Library Foundation.
Redwood Shores
Certified Public Accountant
Providing tax preparation and planning,
accounting and bookkeeping services
15+ years experience Shores Resident
Call Kerman at 650-291-4219
email ThePILOT@rsca.org
If you would like to find out about the other neighborhood
groups you can contact Redwood City Police Officer
Chris Rasmussen at crasmussen@redwoodcity.org.
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From LYnn’s KITChEn Did You Know...
(How a Connecticut Yankee embraced California Cuisine)
... that EVERY residence in the Shores
– Lynn Kathleen Adams is covered by Covenants, Codes &
Restrictions (CC&Rs)?
Happy New Year! Wow! Can you believe that it is 2018
already? It seems as though the Christmas Holiday Season Whether you live in one of our many
came galloping along at a fast pace right after anksgiving Home Owners Associations (HOAs)
this year, with all of the frenzied activities—shopping, or in the original sections of the
parties, decorating, more shopping and more parties— Shores, there are CC&Rs on ALL Shores homes!
compressed into fewer days! We hope that you all enjoyed You should have received a copy of the CC&Rs when
the festivities, and got to spend some quality time with your you purchased your home. But if you live west of Shell
families and friends. and NOT in an HOA, that might have been some time
I welcome January as a month of reflection and planning for ago. If you need a new copy, email <ADb@rsca.org>.
the year ahead. Some much needed rest and recuperation
from those nasty December colds and sniffles means you can
be a little lazy—settle back and read that novel you had been
trying to finish, or catch one of the many movie releases now
vying for an Oscar or other award. If you are working on Pour olive oil into a large stock pot or Dutch oven. Add
your New Year’s Resolutions, keep them to only three major chopped onions, garlic and jalapeno peppers. Heat over
items and you’ll have more success in attaining those goals. medium heat, stirring until lightly browned and the onions
My Connecticut family is wondering when the “January become translucent. Add the tomatoes, and continue to
aw” will take place and fearing another heavy snow/ice cook over medium heat for about 15 minutes, until the
storm, while we are still hopeful we will have more rain to tomatoes are cooked through. Add chicken stock, shredded
replenish our low reservoirs. chicken, cumin, salt and pepper and continue to cook over
medium low heat for another 15 minutes. Add black beans
What better time to make some yummy Chicken Tortilla and corn, stir, and continue to cook for another 10 minutes.
Soup, especially because we just roasted a Mary’s Organic Add the chopped cilantro, stir and remove from heat.
chicken and have left-over chicken just waiting for a chance
to reinvent itself? I always have home-made chicken stock gARnISH
on hand or in the freezer, but if you want a quicker and easier Fresh Cilantro, chopped
approach, just use canned low sodium / low fat Chicken Limes – sliced into wedges
Broth for this recipe. Avocado – sliced or cut into small sized pieces
CHICken TORTILLA SOuP Grated Monterey Jack Cheese
(Makes Six Servings) Corn Tortillas – sliced into strips and fried in canola oil
until lightly browned and crispy. Drain on paper towels,
2 Tablespoons Olive Oil
sprinkle with a little salt and set aside.
1 Large Sweet Yellow Onion (rough chopped into small pieces)
Serve soup in a large bowl, and garnish with avocado slices,
3 Cloves Garlic, chopped finely
a little grated Monterey Jack cheese, tortilla strips, and a sprig
3 Jalapeno Peppers, seeded and deveined, chopped finely
of cilantro. Squeeze lime wedge over soup, and enjoy!
2 Cups Tomatoes, peeled, seeded and rough chopped
(about 4 medium fresh tomatoes) (Lynn has been an RSCA Board member since 1994.)
6 Cups Chicken Stock
2 Cups Shredded Chicken (thighs and breasts are best)
½ Teaspoon Ground Cumin
Salt & Freshly Group Pepper to taste
1 15 oz. can Black Beans, drained and rinsed well
1 Cup Yellow Corn (fresh is best, cut from the cob, but
good frozen corn works well instead)
¼ Cup Chopped Fresh Cilantro