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Today, we’re sharing the news that our CEO, Adam Dawes, plans to step down as leader of the nonprofit that publishes the Redwood City Pulse and other publications across the Midpeninsula and East Bay. Adam has been part of the Pulse, in some capacity, since its launch, bringing fresh ideas, steady support and an openness to building impactful journalism in new and innovative ways. His leadership helped shape the Pulse into what it is today, and we’re grateful for the role he has played in our growth. Read the full story here.
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Top Stories
Embarcadero Media CEO Dawes announces he will step away
Adam Dawes, who has led Embarcadero Media Foundation through stiff winds buffeting both the organization and wider media landscape, has announced that he will be stepping down as chief executive officer of the local nonprofit that publishes the Redwood City Pulse.
Walk and talk: 10 guided tours around the Peninsula
We’ve rounded up 10 spots on the Peninsula where you can take guided walks or tours, covering topics from cuisine and arts to history, agriculture and nature.
EPACENTER kicks off new evening concert series
Some big names in music are coming to EPACENTER’s inaugural sunset concert series, which will run May 9-July 25. The series is part of the center’s expanded outreach to the local community.
Cal State struck a deal with OpenAI. Some students and faculty refuse to use it
When California State University paid OpenAI $17 million last year to give campuses unlimited access to a high-powered educational version of ChatGPT, the goal was to help students learn to use artificial intelligence for their education and future careers. However, the announcement came as a surprise to faculty and students, who were left on their own to figure out how to use AI ethically.
Guest Opinion: Why Our Family Supports Héctor Camacho
Why Our Family Supports Héctor Camacho by former school board member and proud mom, Kalimah Salahuddin and proud Redwood City resident, Karim Tulloch.
The First Shopping Cart Was No Fun
The grocery cart, now a retail standard, originally looked nothing like it does today. Let me explain.
Pete Escovedo brings ‘Bay Area sound’ to EPACENTER
EPACENTER was created to nurture the next generation of visual and performing artists. So it’s fitting that the center’s first concert series will launch with an artist whose work has brought generations together on stage.
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