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City finds school violated zoning codeFor more than a decade, the New Mozart School of Music has helped to Palo Alto's aspiring pianists unleash their inner Wolfgang Amadeuses. Now, the school is facing the music.
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Bill intends to give Caltrain more fundsState legislation introduced Wednesday would allow Caltrain to seek voter approval for a new sales tax to help cover capital and operating costs.
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Board eyes ways to save positionsThere could be relief ahead for two high school volunteer coordinators and five clerical staff at Gunn High School who recently received layoff notices due to budget cuts.
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Pop-culture-paloozaPop-rock band Weezer is one of the headlining acts at the ID10T Music Festival + Comic Conival in Mountain View this weekend.
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Getting into throwing rhythmStanford's track and field team will be represented by six athletes at the U.S. Track and Field Championships in Sacramento, which begins Thursday and runs through Saturday. Some event times have changed in deference to the heat. (Photo by Bob Drebin/isiphotos.com)
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Development policy: "The Market"The concept of "The Market" that you commonly hear in political discussions is a rough, first approximation that is found in the first part of an introductory class in Economics -- it is useful for introducing other basic concepts.
City banks on cameras to help deter suicides on Caltrain tracks
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Palo Alto to raise water and refuse rates
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Southgate parking program gets green light
Southgate's drive to ban Palo Alto High students and staff from parking on its narrow streets finally crossed the finish... Last comment on Jun 21, 2017 at 8:25 am | 18 comments
Plan for 'car-light' development on El Camino draws mixed reviews
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Music school faces possible shutdown
For more than a decade, the New Mozart School of Music has helped to Palo Alto's aspiring pianists unleash their inner Wolfgang Amadeuses. Now, the school is facing the music. Thursday, 8:18 AM | 40 comments
East Palo Alto accepts Mountain View water
Board eyes ways to save high school positions
City banks on cameras to help deter suicides on Caltrain tracks
Legislation introduced to allow Caltrain sales tax
Esquer returns to playing, coaching roots at Stanford
Once David Esquer had been officially announced as the new Stanford baseball coach, as the successor to Mark Marquess, it all made sense. If continuity was what Stanford was looking for in a replacement for Marquess, who retired after 41 years as head coach, it would have been hard to find a better fit. Thursday, 4:27 PM
Stanford women training for U.S. Swimming Championships
Of local note: McNealy named first team All-American
Palo Alto Babe Ruth league playoffs open Friday night
'He made me realize the dangers of judging others without context'
Cars 3
Pixar's animated films never fail to be about something -- story and theme integrated to have an emotional effect on viewers young and old in a way that sets the films apart from their many competitors. "Cars 2," released in 2011, was a notable excep...... Read the full review
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