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Week in Review: Mountain View Ditching Free Google WiFi; Hit and Run Driver Sought
A round-up of major news stories from the past week.
Monday, Sept. 30
A 77-year-old Mountain View woman suffered moderate injuries when she was struck by a hit and run driver Monday morning as she tried to cross Rengstorff Avenue, according to a police spokesman.
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Tuesday, Oct. 1
James (Jim) Satake, a prominent member of the Mountain View community and an active member of the city's Japanese-American community, passed away at home on Friday, September 27. He was 89.
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Wednesday, Oct. 2
Noise levels at this years's annual Beyond Wonderland rave concert exceeded what was anticipated or expected for a Shoreline concert, Mountain View officials said in a statement released by city officials acknowledging it received a large number of noise complaints. The statement included an apology for inconveniencing local residents.
Thursday, Oct. 3
Shares of Palo Alto-based Tesla Motors are fell sharply for a second straight day after a video capturing a Tesla Model S electric car that caught fire near Seattle on Tuesday went viral on YouTube.
Friday, Oct. 4
Mountain View will shut down free WiFi Google gifted the city in 2006 in city buildings in favor of a new wireless internet system at the cost of $130,000 over five years
