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Police searching for 4th boy in Stanford attempted robberyAuthorities are working to locate a teenage boy who along with three others allegedly attempted to rob a man at Stanford University on Monday evening.
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Why are people living in RVs on El Camino?
As Palo Alto begins considering a parking program for recreational vehicle dwellers, we talk to the people inside the homes on wheels that have sparked controversy among residents and city leaders.
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District launches app to help in search for Western pond turtlesA new turtle-tracking project launched by the Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District seeks the public's help in understanding an important species that contributes to the overall health of the ecosystem.
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Movie review: 'Maiden'Alex Holmes' documentary "Maiden" is an intriguing human-interest story with a wealth of concrete visual imagery that provides a fresh account of the first-ever all-female yacht crew to compete in the international Whitbread Round the World Race in 1989.
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Stanford WPC heads to JO'sThe 50th annual USA Water Polo Junior Olympics begin Saturday at various venues. Eight teams will represent the Stanford Water Polo Club at the JOs. The 18U A team (with goalie Griffin Price) is seeded second overall in the Championship Division. (Photo by Keith Peters.)
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Lessons from an electric-vehicle driveBlogger Sherry Listgarten shares lessons from two round trips between Palo Alto and Tahoe City in a Chevrolet Bolt.
Living on four wheels: The people inside the RVs on Palo Alto's El Camino Real
The more than 40 recreational vehicles parked along El Camino Real, just outside Stanford University, have been deemed eyesores... Last comment 13 hours ago | 59 comments
Experts sound the alarm on 2020 election-meddling
Will deception on social media sites like Facebook and Twitter be a major threat in the upcoming 2020 election? According... Last comment on Jul 15, 2019 at 10:44 am | 10 comments
Police arrest man for alleged skateboard attack downtown
Palo Alto police have arrested a man who is accused of attacking a pedestrian on University Avenue on Wednesday.
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What would it take to offer overnight parking to homeless students at Foothill College? $830K and political will.
Foothill College President Thuy Nguyen says questions remain about the financial and operational challenges created by Assembly... Last comment on Jul 15, 2019 at 8:31 am | 36 comments
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Teens punch, attempt to rob man while armed on Stanford campus
Three teens accused of punching and attempting to rob a man at Stanford University on Monday were arrested by police near Palo Alto High School, but a fourth boy remains on the loose, according to a Stanford public safety alert. Tuesday, 9:27 AM | 25 comments
New homeless census shows a spike in population living in vehicles
Episode 190: Who are the RV dwellers?
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USA U20 women drop volleyball match to Japan at Worlds
Incoming Stanford freshman Kendall Kipp recorded five points, including four kills, as the U.S. women's junior national volleyball team fell to Japan, 25-18, 25-15, 25-20, in the second round of the U20 World Championships. Tuesday, 10:18 PM
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Stanford WPC rosters for USAWP Junior Olympics
Maiden
Alex Holmes' documentary "Maiden" is an intriguing human-interest story with a wealth of concrete visual imagery that provides a fresh account of the first-ever all-female yacht crew to compete in the international Whitbread Round the World Race in 1...... Read the full review
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