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District selects new business officerThe Palo Alto school board will hold a special meeting tonight on the district's choice for a new chief business officer, James Novak.
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RV Safe Parking program to launchA program that will give RV dwellers a place to park and receive support services in East Palo Alto was unanimously approved by the City Council.
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Nonprofit proposes affordable housingA three-story housing project Palo Alto Housing is looking to build along El Camino Real will be an important test case for the city's new "Affordable Housing Combining District."
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Did you take a Theranos test?We're looking for locals who'll discuss how a Theranos blood test impacted their health care. Send us an email us at editor@paweekly.com.
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JO's coming to a pool near youM-A grad and incoming Stanford freshman Nik Caryotakis (left) will play in the USA Water Polo National Junior Olympics, which begin Saturday at various pools in the area.
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Palo Alto's long list of problemsCrows, roof rats and noisy airplanes are among the nuisances for Palo Alto residents this summer.
School district criticizes county's Stanford housing study
The Palo Alto school board backed on Tuesday a strongly worded letter that calls a new Santa Clara County draft environmental... Last comment 25 minutes ago | 15 comments
Editorial: Stanford's housing obligations
As Stanford University approaches the final few months of county review of its proposed new general use permit, a new county... Last comment 21 hours ago | 26 comments
Regional group exploring housing solutions
On Wednesday, the Committee to House the Bay Area will present the public's input on how to build more affordable and low-income... Last comment 1 hour ago | 16 comments
City gives new focus on transportation needs
Last month, with little warning and no fanfare, Palo Alto's new Office of Transportation opened for business.
Read the full... Last comment 10 hours ago | 39 comments
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An Alternative View
by Diana Diamond
Palo Alto's problems -- crows, rats and airplanes
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Stories of Hope
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Thought and Matter: A Young Man's Search for Interest and Meaning
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Police looking for peeper seen on security video
A man was seen entering a rear yard and looking through a resident's bedroom window last week in the Palo Alto's Downtown North neighborhood, according to police. Wednesday, 3:15 PM | 3 comments
School district names new chief business officer
City to mark a library legacy, set in Stone
Palo Alto set to review affordable-housing project
Foothill-De Anza strikes deal with teachers union
Palo Alto football: A new chapter unfolding this fall
Palo Alto grad Nelson Gifford is set to write a new chapter for the Vikings football program this fall. It's a challenge he and the team are prepared to accept. Wednesday, 9:40 PM
Football report: Paly grad medically disqualified at Texas
Junior Olympic boys water polo headed to the Bay Area
Stanford's Davidson gets another U.S. soccer call-up
Local golf: Menlo's Ting in good shape at ACDS Junior
The Equalizer 2
In a marketplace with dwindling opportunities outside of genre films, the "Taken" franchise proved that an aging serious actor like Liam Neeson could be repurposed by sticking a gun in his hand, assigning him a "special set of skills," and sending hi...... Read the full review
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