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Opinion: Alameda County Approves 350-Acre Solar Farm in Livermore & Californians Hate It Immediately

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By Vladimir Bosanac Years ago, we were fortunate to have the legendary Lew Wolff speak at one of our events in Silicon Valley. He drew a big crowd, over 400 attendees, and this was all because he wanted to move the Oakland Athletics, the venerable baseball club he owns, to San Jose. Silicon Valley was […]

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