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Animal shelter plans; split views on Tasers
On Behind the Headlines, Weekly journalists review two of the week's top stories: what type of improvements are needed at the Palo Alto animal shelter and mixed feelings over Tasers in East Palo Alto.
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City, Stanford reach fire-services contractOn Monday, the Palo Alto City Council is expected to approve a new agreement over fire services between the city and Stanford University after a five-year dispute.
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School gives a 'sense of normalcy'Sick children and their siblings are able to explore their interests and catch up on school work at the Ronald McDonald House School, which began a new school year this week.
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Movie review: 'Crazy Rich Asians'"Crazy Rich Asians" marks a long-overdue investment in Asian talent as the first major Hollywood release in 25 years to feature an all-Asian cast.
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Driving his way thru match playStanford senior Isaiah Salinda (left) downed Trevor Phillips, 5 and 4, in the Round of 32 of the USGA U.S. Amateur at Pebble Beach on Thursday. (Photo by Bob Drebin/isiphotos.com.)
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Church must tackle pedophilia problemThe Pennsylvania Grand Jury report's conclusion that more than 300 priests committed sexual offenses against thousands of young boys during the last five decades are terrible, repugnant and sickening.
Holman, Scharff to vie for board seat on open-space district
Their City Council tenures may be coming to an end, but Karen Holman and Greg Scharff are preparing to square off in another... Last comment 10 hours ago | 73 comments
City rushes to pass law for residents facing eviction
With residents of President Hotel bracing for displacement, Palo Alto officials are rushing to draft an urgency ordinance... Last comment 3 hours ago | 61 comments
Former Palo Altans trade Silicon Valley lifestyle for better 'quality of life' elsewhere
Former Palo Altans have a spectrum of attitudes toward their city and Silicon Valley, which has burgeoned into a technological,... Last comment 22 hours ago | 199 comments
Editorial: Your friend, not enemy
In an effort to focus public attention on the dangers of the President Donald Trump's attacks, we join in an unprecedented... Last comment 19 hours ago | 7 comments
A Pragmatist's Take
by Douglas Moran
A sanctimonious, hypocritical (national) media
Aug 17, 2018 | 15 comments
Peninsula Foodist
by Elena Kadvany
Mademoiselle Colette plans expansion, hires new chef
Aug 17, 2018 | 1 comment
An Alternative View
by Diana Diamond
The Catholic Church must rid this pedophile problem
Aug 16, 2018 | 10 comments
VIDEO: Animal shelter plans; Taser debate
Weekly journalists discuss Palo Alto's effort to upgrade its animal shelter and East Palo Alto's community debate over whether to equip police officers with Tasers. Friday, 4:50 PM
Teacher arrested for alleged sex-related messages with girl
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City, nonprofit explore ways to fix up cramped shelter
Smog, smoke from wildfires prompts Spare the Air alert
Opinion: A case for exploring Silicon Valley's 'other world'
U.S., Russia to meet on final day of FINA youth tournament
Hannes Daube and Ash Molthen combined for nine goals in helping the United States men's youth national water polo team beat Colombia 16-10 at the FINA Men's World Youth Championships on Friday in Szombathely, Hungary. Friday, 3:24 PM
Menlo-Atherton brings plenty of experience to the gridiron
Menlo football takes up residence in PAL Bay Division
Gators look to continue rebuilding football program
Stanford's Salinda advances to quarterfinals of U.S. Amateur
BlacKkKlansman
"Do we always have to talk politics?" a man asks. "What's more important?" a woman replies. This exchange in the new Spike Lee joint "BlacKkKlansman" sums up the director's own sweet spot as an artist. No, he doesn't always have to talk politics, but...... Read the full review
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