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Tech aids nonprofit in health educationPalo Alto-based nonprofit Health4theWorld is using mobile apps, virtual reality, machine learning and online lectures to educate thousands in addressing the top 10 causes of morbidity and mortality worldwide.
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Opinion: Open spaces offer adventuresPalo Alto Parks and Recreation Commissioner David Moss recounts a four-day hike from Palo Alto to sea.
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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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Camper readies for opening in MenloThe owners of Camper — a project with an unusual level of pedigree for sleepy Menlo Park — are gearing up to open at 898 Santa Cruz Ave. by Labor Day.
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A great round of golf not enoughStanford senior golfer Isaiah Salinda (left) had a couple of late chances to pull even with UCLA's Devon Bling in their semifinal match of the U.S. Amateur Championship at Pebble Beach on Saturday. (Photo by JD Cuban/USGA.)
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 on Aug 17, 2018 at 10:22 am | 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 15 hours ago | 75 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 on Aug 16, 2018 at 10:55 pm | 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 on Aug 18, 2018 at 9:31 am | 9 comments
A Pragmatist's Take
by Douglas Moran
A sanctimonious, hypocritical (national) media
Aug 17, 2018 | 35 comments
Peninsula Foodist
by Elena Kadvany
Mademoiselle Colette plans expansion, hires new chef
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An Alternative View
by Diana Diamond
The Catholic Church must rid this pedophile problem
Aug 16, 2018 | 19 comments
Local nonprofit provides free health education worldwide
Physician Bhavya Rehani recalls meeting a patient in Nepal who, after suffering a stroke, struggled to speak. After being provided with an app to help him communicate, the patient's mood started to improve, as did his ability to talk. Soon, he was singing a Bollywood tune on a Skype call. Sunday, 8:58 AM
Spare the Air alert issued for second straight day
Around Town: Trailblazers; field of beams
VIDEO: Animal shelter plans; Taser debate
First community meeting on Cubberley set for October
Gunn grad Trainer gets carded with PGA Tour membership
Gunn High grad Martin Trainer clinched one of the 25 available PGA TOUR membership cards a few weeks ago, after winning two events on the web.com tour this season. Making it official on Sunday just made it real.
Monday, 12:03 AM
Klineman, Ross continue to make a statement on the sand
USA opens water polo series with a victory over Aussies
Stanford's Salinda bows out of U.S. Amateur in semifinals
USA wins final two water polo games of FINA championships
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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