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Despite backlash, Woodside couple appeals to keep housing project alive
Neighbors of 10 Still Creek Road in Woodside rallied to oppose a multi-generational affordable housing project at a May 12 Town Council meeting that was so packed with experts, comments and controversy that a decision will have to wait until the council meets again.
What happened
According to The Almanac’s source item, Despite backlash, Woodside couple appeals to keep housing project alive, Neighbors of 10 Still Creek Road in Woodside rallied to oppose a multi-generational affordable housing project at a May 12 Town Council meeting that was so packed with experts, comments and controversy that a decision will have to wait until the council meets again.
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- Despite backlash, Woodside couple appeals to keep housing project aliveThe Almanac - 2026-05-21T16:20:03+00:00
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