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Stanford leaders speak out against noose tied on treeIn a message issued over the weekend, Stanford University leaders denounced a noose found near a residence hall on July 12 as "a symbol of violence and racism."
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Nonprofit joins effort to build affordable homesEast Palo Alto city staff are turning to the East Palo Alto Community Alliance Development Organization to find as many avenues to build below-market-rate homes.
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Peninsula Foodist newsletter captures area's diverse cuisines
Weekly journalists talk to education reporter Elena Kadvany, who runs the blog Peninsula Foodist that recently debuted its first newsletter, about the rise of food journalism and local dining.
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Going bold with an ancient mediumPace Gallery's latest exhibition features artist Liu Jianhua whose experiments with porcelain and mixed-media art creates a "modern twist."
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A silver day for Manuel, LedeckyFormer Stanford All-Americans Simone Manuel (left) and Katie Ledecky each collected a silver medal on day one of the FINA World Championships in Gwangju, South Korea on Sunday. (Photo by Hector Garcia-Molina/Stanford Athletics.)
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Is racism also a local problem?While racism has always simmered in this country, it erupted again recently after President Donald Trump exploded about the "Squad" of four.
Castilleja's ambitious development plan would create significant traffic woes
With project plans still winding their way through the Palo Alto process, the school is entering a critical phase of the... Last comment 4 hours ago | 64 comments
Palo Alto hires new chief transportation officer, taps new fire chief
Philip Kamhi, who had previously managed Palo Alto's parking programs, will return to City Hall to head the new Office of... Last comment 8 hours ago | 17 comments
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 22 hours ago | 64 comments
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Old Port Lobster Shack adds downtown Redwood City location
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Toddling Through the Silicon Valley
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Summer Science
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The Food Party!
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Tame, Maim and Claim the Wild Sea Vegetable
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A New Shade of Green
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Two degrees can do all that?
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Discovery of noose leads Stanford to offer support services
Stanford University has tapped on several campus offices to offer support services for students and staff affected by the discovery of a noose found hanging from a bush near one of the residence halls earlier this month. Monday, 3:05 PM | 5 comments
Episode 191: Introducing the Peninsula Foodist
New Stanford Hospital readies for its fall opening
East Palo Alto refocuses on affordable-housing program, as crisis continues
Rep. Eshoo to hold town hall meeting in Mountain View
Stanford WPC 18A team splashes into semifinals of JOs
The Stanford 18A boys will have a chance to play for a water polo medal at the 50th annual National Junior Olympics on Tuesday at the William Woollett Jr. Aquatics Center in Irvine. But, that shouldn't come as a surprise. Monday, 10:20 PM
Ledecky, Ruck each qualify for finals at FINA Worlds
Gunn football may do a little more passing this season
USA women stay unbeaten in water polo; PUF Caps win again
Stanford has several teams in contention at National JO's
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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