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| Coyote Point Museum thrives after near-death San Jose Mercury News, USA - Just months after its board gave up on it amid seemingly insurmountable financial troubles, Coyote Point Museum is back, and it's brimming with holiday cheer. … |
| Coyote Point Museum saved from extinction San Mateo Daily Journal, CA - Three months after a very public battle for control over the Coyote Point Museum, its new board of directors collected all $558,000 in pledged donations, named … |
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COYOTE POINT MUSEUM PLANS WILDLIFE CENTER
Source: ANN MURAKAMI, Mercury News Staff Writer
By Spring 1991, people will be able to walk on the wild side and rub elbows with Bay Area animals in a new wildlife center at the Coyote Point Museum in San Mateo. Construction is expected to begin later this month for the [...]
Golden Gate in San Mateo?
Examiner.com -Oct 19, 2006
… and arts museum would blend with the park’s mission and likely bring more visitors to facilities including to the struggling Coyote Point Museum — which is …
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Museum appoints executive director
San Mateo Daily Journal, CA - Sep 14, 2006
… to strengthen the museum’s endowment and long-term financial stability. It promises to maintain a balanced annual budget, establish new governance procedures …A new board of trustees for Coyote Point Museum made its first big change this week by naming a new interim executive [...]
09:29 PDT SAN MATEO — A Peninsula-based group has succeeded in its bid to take over Coyote Point Museum in San Mateo, after the museum’s board of directors voted unanimously Tuesday night to accept the grassroots organization’s proposal.
A community group that wants to preserve San Mateo’s Coyote Point Museum has raised more than $400,000, and museum officials said Tuesday that a rival proposal to scrap the aging attraction to make way for a global warming study center will most likely be rejected after receiving bad reviews from the public.
Fans of the popular-but-struggling Coyote Point Museum in San Mateo are worried about the future of the 52-year-old wildlife learning center, but the nonprofit’s directors on Wednesday said the Peninsula mainstay would stay open because two groups have expressed interest in helping.
Archival News
COYOTE POINT MUSEUM PLANS WILDLIFE CENTER
Source: ANN MURAKAMI, Mercury News Staff Writer
By Spring 1991, people will be able to walk on the wild side and rub elbows with Bay Area animals in a new wildlife center at the Coyote Point Museum in San Mateo. Construction is expected to begin later this month for the [...]
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