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Report paints Bay Area as tech centerAlthough the Bay Area is now a major economic power, the region has severe shortcomings in areas such as housing, cost of living and traffic.
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Beating the heat in cool watersFamilies escape from the 90 degree heat at Rinconada Pool on July 10. Temperatures are predicted to rise in Palo Alto this Monday and Tuesday, potentially reaching 100 degrees, according to the National Weather Service.
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Boardwalk to be replaced this fallThe boardwalk at the Palo Alto Baylands will be replaced one year ahead of schedule starting this September.
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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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Celebrating music from seven citiesAudiences will take auditory trips to European cultural hubs at this year's Music@Menlo festival running through Aug. 4.
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Taking a shot at USA titleSarah Klass scored three goals in Stanford's 11-5 victory over Cal in the USA Senior Women's Water Polo Championships semifinals. (Photo by John P. Lozano
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Looking to get better in summerMax Jung-Goldberg (left) and Dominic Cacchione are getting a taste of what college baseball will be like this summer while playing for the Pacific Union Financial Capitalists.
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Rehabilitated doves released
Oohs and ahhs erupted from the crowd of about 30 people at Gamble Garden on Saturday as eight mourning doves rejoined the wild after weeks of rehabilitation. Saturday, 8:46 PM
Report: Bay Area is a mega-powerful region facing hurdles
VIDEO: Grand jury's housing report
City gives new focus to transportation needs
Jung-Goldberg helps Caps to 14-inning win over the Crabs
Palo Alto grad Max Jung-Goldberg recorded four hits, including a pair of doubles, and drove in two runs and the Pacific Union Financial Capitalists edged host Humboldt, 5-4, in 14 innings on Sunday in a nonconference baseball game. Sunday, 6:38 PM
USA men's youth settles for silver in UANA water polo
Stanford grads help NYAC beat Cardinal in water polo event
Plumer moving on from Gunn; Granville moving in
Stanford women's rowers are named CRCA All-Americans
Ant-Man and the Wasp
Blockbuster movies have a tendency to "go big," but the most appealing current crop of big-screen superheroes has a tendency to go small. The 2015 screen debut of "Ant-Man" gave us a nimble, kid-friendly superhero comedy, from director Peyton Reed an...... Read the full review
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