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The Palo Alto Weekly Holiday Fund Reception story printed April 24, 2009.

Parents demand probe of 'egg war' investigation
Angry Palo Alto High School parents are calling for a probe by the school board and district superintendent into how Paly officials conducted a two-week investigation of the Oct. 27 "egg wars" fight behind Gunn High School. Related stories:
■ Palo Alto High principal reflects on 'egg wars'
■ Paly delegation apologizes to Gunn for egg fight
■ Paly students face suspensions for egg fight (Thursday, 3:43 PM)

Man, 20, killed in East Palo Alto shooting
A 20-year-old man was killed in an apparent drive-by shooting in East Palo Alto Thursday afternoon, according to police. (Friday, 9:38 AM)

Sherman Avenue development put on hold
A proposal for a new four-story mixed-use building at 385 Sherman Ave. is on hold after the Palo Alto Architectural Review Board Thursday morning listed several conditions to be met before further review after several nearby residents reiterated concerns about the project. (Friday, 12:16 PM)

Weekly announces new online 'virtual edition'
A new enhanced digital version of the Palo Alto Weekly will now be available on Palo Alto Online. (Thursday, 5:33 PM)

At long last, supermarket opens in East Palo Alto
The supermarket chain Mi Pueblo opened a 35,000-square-foot store in East Palo Alto last Saturday, filling a gaping shopping hole that has existed for three decades in the multicultural city. (Thursday, 3:48 PM)

As funds fall, Palo Alto cuts managers' benefits
Palo Alto's professional and management workers will give up their bonus payments, receive no salary increases and pay for a greater share of their medical premiums under a new compensation plan the City Council approved this week. (Thursday, 3:59 PM)

New hotels reserving space in Palo Alto
If Palo Alto is slogging through a recession, hotel developers apparently didn't get the memo. Three new hotel proposals would add 350 rooms, to produce tax revenues for the city. (Thursday, 12:05 AM)

REAL ESTATE: Palo Alto house sells for $1.7 million
A home on St. Francis Drive in Palo Alto sold for $1,700,000 on Oct. 29, 2009. The home previously sold for $405,000 in April 1998. Palo Alto Online's real estate website features a listing of homes sold in Palo Alto and surrounding cities. Visit PaloAltoOnline.com/real_estate for a map of homes for sale, real estate stories, neighborhood guides, virtual tours and more. (Tuesday, 3:15 PM)

• Dog owners want more play space for pets (Wednesday, 11:10 AM)
• East Palo Alto man shot in knee on way to store (Thursday, 12:31 AM)
• Palo Alto fights downtown vacancies (Wednesday, 9:54 AM)
• School parcel tax renewal may hit April 6 ballot (Wednesday, 9:56 AM)
• Armed men invade, rob Menlo Park home (Tuesday, 3:30 PM)
• Edgewood meeting mends fences (Wednesday, 9:56 AM)
• VIDEO/MULTIMEDIA (Tuesday, 3:32 PM)

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