Despite my stated concerns against placing a cell tower on a church lot in the 5th District at Wardlow and Studebaker, the cell phone company thinks it can convince the neighborhood.
I don't think so. I was at a Neighborhood Watch in that neighborhood on Thrs. night and no one there wanted the cell tower.
Today is also the 90th Anniversary of the League of Women Voters. They are celebrating at Los Altos Library at 10 am.
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