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Fire Department cuts jobs to stay afloatEleven positions removed from the Fire Department is expected to save the agency $1.5 million per year, but the firefighters' union opposes the new deployment model with reduced staff.
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Increase in car break-insStanford University has warned the campus community to lock their cars after roughly 20 auto break-ins have been recorded since the beginning of the month.
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East Palo Alto stories on screenA free film screening of on Oct. 24 will give a glimpse into the lives of families in East Palo Alto and Belle Haven.
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Lighting up Palo Alto with a show for all ages"Moon Mouse: A Space Odyssey," is blasting off from the Oshman Family JCC in Palo Alto on Sunday with a show that combines puppetry, dance and electroluminescence.
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Stanford hitting the fairwaysShannon Aubert (left) is one four Stanford golfers in the top-20, helping the host Cardinal take the lead Monday after the first round of the 22nd Stanford Intercollegiate hosted by Dr. Condoleezza Rice at Poppy Hills Golf Course. (Photo courtesy of Stanford Athletics)
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Simitian's take on Trump's AmericaIn the wake of the Trump election, Santa Clara County Supervisor Joe Simitian visited three counties that had swung to voting for Trump after voting for Obama, and he was especially interested in talking to those voters who switched.
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Architecture can be understood as the spaces we build ourselves, in nature, to shelter us from harsh influences and provide the wherewithal to define our own existences. As such, the art and craft of architecture make a suitable metaphor for the art ...... Read the full review
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