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Behind the Headlines: Cracking down on RVs
On this week's Behind the Headlines, Palo Alto Weekly journalists discuss the city's preparations to enforce its 72-hour parking ordinance on RVs along El Camino Real near Stanford University.
• RV owners say enforcement has been lax until now -
Drivers facing parking fee hikeCommuters to downtown and California Avenue could be in for an eye-popping shock on July 1, the start of the new fiscal year, when fees for parking lots and garages reach new heights.
• Employees dismayed by parking-permit fee increases -
District 52 LL tourneys openThree age-group Little League tournaments open Saturday at various locations. Menlo-Atherton and Palo Alto American play in the 11-12 tourney at 3 p.m. at Burgess Park. See Sports Calendar for details. (Photo by Al Chang)
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Mrs. Robinson 'graduates' to the stagePalo Alto Players presents "The Graduate," Terry Johnson's stage adaptation of Mike Nichols' award-winning 1967 film, which is in turn based an obscure 1964 novel by Charles Webb.
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Development policy: "The Market"The concept of "The Market" that you commonly hear in political discussions is a rough, first approximation that is found in the first part of an introductory class in Economics -- it is useful for introducing other basic concepts.
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VIDEO: The future of parking; cracking down on RVs
On this week's Behind the Headlines, Palo Alto Weekly journalists discuss the city's preparations to overhaul parking rules in downtown and California Avenue in addition to enforcing city code on RVs parked along El Camino Real near Stanford University for more than 72 hours. Friday, 7:32 PM
Rate hikes aim to shake up Palo Alto's parking scene
Higher parking-permit fees draw sharp reactions
Pantless driver exposes himself to two girls
Sundance opens Babe Ruth playoffs with a victory
Aidan Everett pitched a three-hitter, Kylen Liu doubled, tripled and drove in five runs and Sundance opened the Palo Alto Babe Ruth city tournament with a 10-0 victory over Ada's Café at Baylands Athletic Center on Friday. Friday, 7:50 PM
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