Editor,
Thanks for article highlighting the resurrection of the Murphy House. It looks magnificent in its new location. Kudos to all whose efforts gave the home a new life, to be loved and admired for another century.
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I am curious if the author is the same Tim Donnelly who identified as living in North Central (San Mateo) during public comment at the Monday, February 3 City Council meeting
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