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Developer eyes townhome project at Fry's siteThe Sobrato Organization plans to rely on Senate Bill 330 to limit the city's options for rejecting or modifying its 85-townhome proposal in the Ventura neighborhood.
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What's opened, closed in Palo Alto this weekend?Find out which city services will be closed or temporarily changing their schedules through Sunday due to the Thanksgiving holiday.
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Businesses face stricter regulation of COVID-19 ordersRetailers or shopping centers that fail to adhere to safety measures against COVID-19 will immediately face fines starting at $250 this weekend in Santa Clara County.
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Nonprofit refuses to release report on harassment claimsOn Monday, the City Council will consider approving a new contract with Downtown Streets Team, which has yet to give a report about claims of sexual harassment and a drinking culture by its leaders.
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Ways to give local nonprofits a hand during the holidaysGet into the spirit of giving with a list of what you can donate to nonprofits serving those in need on the Midpeninsula.
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Blog: The toxic world of hustle cultureAs important success is to living a good life, spending every waking minute accomplishing a goal is incredibly taxing, not to mention unrealistic.
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Get in the loop on Town SquareFrom the latest city council meeting or school board decision to a crime down the street, jump into the conversation on Town Square … or start a new one.
Policy, politics clash as Palo Alto looks to appoint planning commissioners
The Palo Alto City Council's decision to appoint new commissioners next month, rather than wait until the spring, will give... Last comment on Nov 26, 2020 at 3:37 pm | 29 comments
Sobrato pitches townhome project at former site of Fry's Electronics
The Sobrato Organization's new proposal for 85 townhouses in a place long considered as a prime opportunity zone may constrain... Last comment 2 minutes ago | 28 comments
Downtown Streets Team declines to divulge investigation into sexual harassment by top executives
Palo Alto's close partnership with the Downtown Streets Team will be put to the test on Nov. 30, when the City Council will... Last comment 2 hours ago | 25 comments
Despite zoning dispute, planning commission advances Castilleja's expansion plan
Castilleja School eked out a hard-fought and limited victory Wednesday night, when a divided Planning and Transportation... Last comment on Nov 25, 2020 at 11:17 am | 30 comments
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The Food Party!
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An Alternative View
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Sobrato pitches townhome project at former site of Fry's Electronics
Downtown Streets Team declines to divulge investigation into sexual harassment by top executives
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How you can help those in need this holiday season
Inmates file fraudulent unemployment claims estimated to cost state $1B
Palo Alto Weekly Holiday Fund
For the last 26 years, the Palo Alto Weekly Holiday Fund has given away more than $7 million to local nonprofits serving children and families. When you make a donation, every dollar is automatically doubled, and 100% of the funds go directly to local programs. It’s a great way to ensure your charitable donations are working at home.
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