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Looking back at 100 years of PalyAs Palo Alto High School marks its centennial, we take a look at how the school has changed and the many traditions and experiences that persist through interviews with alumni.
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Rail redesign options; President Hotel zoning
Palo Alto Weekly journalists give detailed analysis into rail redesign options coming before the City Council and officials leaning toward a proposed law that could block the President Hotel conversion project.
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Shake Shack to open SaturdayThe wait is over. East Coast burger favorite Shake Shack will open its first Bay Area location this Saturday, Dec. 15, at Stanford Shopping Center in Palo Alto.
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Stanford blocks its way to title matchTami Alade (left) recorded 14 blocks and Morgan Hentz had 20 digs and top-ranked Stanford advanced into the NCAA championship match with a victory over BYU in the semifinals on Thursday night. (Photo by John P. Loizano/isisphotos.com.)
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A draconian idea for high-rise housingSuburban residents on the SF Peninsula may possibly be faced with draconian state rules that will dictate how dense and high housing must be built in areas near Caltrain stops and major bus stops under Senate Bill 50.
Proposed law could block President Hotel conversion
Faced with a public outcry about insufficient transparency and misplaced priorities, Palo Alto officials backed away Monday... Last comment 22 hours ago | 51 comments
City prepares for smaller council
The city will find out if it can improve efficiency when the voter-approved reduction in council seats becomes a reality... Last comment on Dec 13, 2018 at 4:20 pm | 36 comments
Editorial: A stealth agenda for President Hotel
In a perfect demonstration of what is wrong with Palo Alto city government these days, an attempt to sneak through a series... Last comment on Dec 13, 2018 at 2:00 pm | 58 comments
Palo Alto again eyes City Hall upgrades
After balking earlier this year, Palo Alto officials are preparing to move ahead with significant technological upgrades... Last comment on Dec 10, 2018 at 1:32 pm | 13 comments
Peninsula Foodist
by Elena Kadvany
Renovated Fu Lam Mum reopens in Mountain View
Dec 14, 2018 | 0 comments
Couple's Net
by Chandrama Anderson
Ten Tips for Teens and Young Adults to Survive a Dysfunctional Family
Dec 13, 2018 | 0 comments
Thinking About College
by John Raftrey and Lori McCormick
UCSB's CCS program
Dec 11, 2018 | 1 comment
Paly student identified as East Palo Alto homicide victim
A Palo Alto High School student was fatally shot early Thursday morning in East Palo Alto, his family confirmed Friday.
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VIDEO: Rail redesign update; President Hotel zoning
Alumni look back at 100 years of Paly
Authorities identify homicide victim as former town arborist
Opinion: Should persistent developers ignore city laws?
Opinion: Keeping options open: Integrating rail and community
Two top volleyball programs ready for final showdown
Top-ranked Stanford (33-1) will take on sixth-ranked Nebraska (29-6) for the NCAA women's volleyball national title on Saturday. The match will be televised at 6 p.m. on ESPN2. Friday, 2:36 PM
Stanford grad Piscotty honored with Tony Conigliaro Award
Prep report: A pair of soccer hat tricks highlight action
A youthful Gunn boys hoops team continues to learn
Stanford digs the scene in Minneapolis, reaches title match
Ben is Back
The "twilight zone" of living with a family member in the grip of addiction serves as the existential setting of "Ben is Back." Sure, the literal setting is a rather quaint suburban New York town, made deceptively more charming by its choir-graced ch...... Read the full review
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