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Belmont-Redwood Shores district considers closing middle school
Declining enrollment has prompted the Belmont-Redwood Shores School District to consider closing one of its middle schools.
‘Woman of the Year’ takes plea deal for embezzling $700K from nonprofit
The former clinical director of a San Mateo County mental and behavioral health nonprofit who embezzled $700,000 has pleaded no contest to three felonies in a plea deal that caps her potential prison sentence at three years and four months, prosecutors said.
Ring in the Year of the Horse in Silicon Valley with lion dances, festivals and special events
The official start of the Lunar New Year is Feb. 17, but celebrations in Silicon Valley begin in earnest Jan. 24 and stretch through the end of February. Here’s our guide to celebrating on the Peninsula.
Longstanding band builds a musical fellowship in Menlo Park
Traditional jazz band Cafe Borrone All-Stars celebrates its 35th anniversary on Jan. 23.
From grazing cattle to soaring redwoods and panoramic views of the coast, a new network of trails offers unprecedented access at a Peninsula preserve
Four new multi-use trails have opened in the 6,500-acre La Honda Creek Open Space Preserve located above Woodside and Portola Valley. The 6 miles of additions link up to existing trails and lace through the center of the preserve across grasslands and past redwood and oak forests.
Review: Theology meets thriller in Palo Alto Players’ ‘The Da Vinci Code’
“The Da Vinci Code” as a play? Those who know Dan Brown’s novel recall a detective thriller that features an extremely complex debate. In the end, it’s much like Orville and Wilbur’s flight. It’s hell getting that thing up in the air, but once you’re up it’s quite a view.
East Palo Alto: Digging Deep pt. 2
In 1866, 1500 acres, which now include Palo Alto Park, were owned by a millionaire named Joe Donohoe. It was the Rancho de Las Pulgas (ranch of the fleas).
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