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Officials celebrate upcoming overpassAfter six years of talks, a new pedestrian and bike bridge will be built in Palo Alto at Adobe Creek through key agreements formally signed on Monday.
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Project protects homes from sea-level riseA $76 million project to protect homes from dangerous flooding along San Francisquito Creek was unveiled Friday, with plans underway to continue the work upstream.
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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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A charming take on a theater stapleLos Altos Stage Company puts their own winsome touch on the clever, fanciful epic "Into The Woods."
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100th win comes suddenlyA sudden victory decision by Mason Pengilly helped propel the Stanford wrestlers to a win over Northwestern on Monday to give coach Jason Borelli his 100th career victory. (Photo by Hector Garcia-Molia/Stanford Athletics.)
Rail redesign sparks new ideas for downtown
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Sutter, Palo Alto Medical Foundation accused of false Medicare claims
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Guest Opinion: Should persistent developers get to ignore city laws?
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Peninsula Foodist
by Elena Kadvany
Joe & the Juice headed to Redwood City
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Stories of Hope
by Aldis Petriceks
What is a Life?
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The Food Party!
by Laura Stec
Farm Bill Passes Congress
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Legal threats, late revisions pay off for developer
The Palo Alto City Council approved a highly contentious downtown development project that just two months ago was rejected by the city's own planning staff. Tuesday, 3:03 AM | 7 comments
Key agreements pave way for Palo Alto's new bike bridge
School board to discuss proposed calendars
Officials unveil San Francisquito Creek flood protection
Locals shocked by stabbing victim's death
Gunn boys lose basketball game in the final minutes
Gunn battled Evergreen Valley on an even basis the first 28 minutes of the game, only to watch the host Cougars close the game on a 10-3 run and pull out a 52-45 nonleague boys basketball victory. Monday, 10:36 PM
Stanford wrestlers give coach Borelli his 100th career win
Gunn boys finish 13th at weekend wrestling tournament
Hallock named nation's Player of the Year in water polo
Stanford's Smith named espnW's top national player
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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