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Go Daddy Opens New Office, Brings Jobs to Silicon Valley
Company hopes to double local workforce by end of 2013.
The former editor of El Correo de Queens and staff reporter for The Queens Courier in New York City, Claudia Cruz enthusiastically moved to the Bay Area to take up the challenge of launching, editing and writing for Mountain View Patch.
With a degree from the City University of New York's (CUNY) Graduate School of Journalism in business and economic reporting and a law degree from The Ohio State University Moritz College of Law, Claudia hopes to delve into the dynamic and enterprising life of Mountain View companies, whether the size and scope of Google or start-ups in mobile, bio-tech, or solar energy industries.
Claudia will utilize her almost 10 years in community reporting to find, inform and contribute news coverage that reflects the diversity of the residents of Mountain View, so that become more aware about what's going on with their government, schools, economy and arts.
Claudia is fluent in Spanish and has a strong grasp of Portuguese and German.
An avid salsa dancer and sports fan, when Claudia is not writing and reporting at the various coffee shops in Mountain View, she enjoys the local food scene and beer tasting at the many local breweries.
In her quest to meet and learn more about Mountain View as editor of Mountain View Patch, Claudia welcomes suggestions and contributions. So if you spot her, stop by and say "Hello!"
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Politics:
I'm an opened minded person and have been influenced by living in New York City, New Hampshire, Connecticut, Ohio, Spain and now California.
I am a registered voter and I vote in every election.
Religion:
I am non-religious and respectful of the beliefs of others.
Local Hot-Button Issues:
The hot-button issues in Mountain View include new development like the San Antonio Shopping Center, the city budget, education and the high speed rail project.
On these issues I am an impartial observer and documentarian.
Company hopes to double local workforce by end of 2013.
The annual conference looked at how innovation has and will continue to influence businesses, governments and community organizations.
An annual socio-economic report shows continued improvement in the standard of living of people from San Jose to San Francisco.
From a fish market owner to one of the creators of the cash register scanner, see obituaries of people who lived or were part of Mountain View.
Campbell's Rock Bottom and Campbell Brewery will be at Tied House's 4th Annual Meet The Brewers craft beer festival.
An annual socio-economic report shows continued improvement in the standard of living of people from San Jose to San Francisco.
The annual conference looked at how innovation has and will continue to influence businesses, governments and community organizations.
The annual conference looked at how innovation has and will continue to influence businesses, governments and community organizations.
The annual conference looked at how innovation has and will continue to influence businesses, governments and community organizations.
The much-awaited new beer pub starts filling steins on March. 28.
The public bus and light rail transit system in the South Bay continues to seek public input for new project to run on El Camino Real.
According to local community organization, low-income riders in Santa Clara County spend more of their income on public transportation than in any other Bay Area county.
Routine track work could affect residents at The Crossings in Mountain View.
Are you ready for what lies ahead? Joint Venture Silicon Valley shares its assessment of the political, social and economic conditions of the area this Friday, Feb. 8
The annual conference presented by Joint Venture Silicon Valley shares its assessment of the political, social and economic conditions of the area this Friday.
The annual conference presented by Joint Venture Silicon Valley shares its assessment of the political, social and economic conditions of the area this Friday, Feb, 8th.
The annual conference presented by Joint Venture Silicon Valley shares its assessment of the political, social and economic conditions of the area this Friday, Feb, 8th.
What should replace the closed Filipino restaurant?
The annual conference presented by Joint Venture Silicon Valley shares its assessment of the political, social and economic conditions of the area this Friday, Feb, 8th.
'It's a miracle,' said Executive Director Monica Kane of finding and working with the Malek family to a happy conclusion. The new property at 590 W. El Camino Real doubles the organization's footprint.