San Mateo County Coroner’s officials and the California Highway Patrol are seeking witnesses who may help identify a man who was struck and killed while walking in the slow lane on northbound Highway 101 near Holly Street in San Carlos on Saturday night.
The man’s body was badly damaged in the accident and medical examiners have not been able to identify him based on his fingerprints, according to San Mateo County Coroner Robert Foucrault. He was notcarrying any identification.
To report any information, call the CHP at (650) 369-6261.
REDWOOD CITY
High school students receive degrees from Cañada college
The Cañada Middle College High School Program will be graduating a record number of students this year, 34, four of whom are receiving their high school diplomas and associate degree at the same time.
The program, which provides leeway in curriculum for high school-aged students seeking a greater challenge, is in its eighth year. The graduation ceremony takes place at 3 p.m. Thursday.
On Friday, during regular commencement ceremonies, the school will honor valedictorian Lomitusi Asausa, 35, an immigrant from Samoa who lives in East Palo Alto.
SAN MATEO
Caltrain tracks to undergo inspection by ‘detector’ car
Tiny flaws in the rails along the Caltrain tracks will be under a microscope this week. A “detector” car will inspect 50 miles of track using ultrasonic equipment to identify minute flaws that are not visible to the naked eye.
The flaws might be a result of manufacturing defects or normal wear and tear. Critical flaws, if found, will be immediately repaired, according to Caltrain.
Most of the work will take place from 10 p.m. to 7 a.m.
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