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A three-story Tesla coil lights up Redwood City’s sky outside the Public Library as people look gather to watch on Thursday, Dec. 2, 2021. Photo by Leah Worthington. 

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Redwood City seeks input on affordable housing at downtown library lot

Redwood City has scheduled an Oct. 6 open house and opened an online survey seeking feedback on potentially redeveloping Downtown Library Parking Lot B into a 100% affordable housing development with public parking and other uses.

For her final term, Diane Howard runs unopposed in District 6

After decades of service on the Redwood City Council, Diane Howard, 76, is running unopposed to represent District 6 for what she said will be her final term. She believes she is the longest-serving council member in the city’s history.

CityTrees plants 14 oaks at Kennedy Middle School

CityTrees planted 14 oak trees around Kennedy Middle School on Sept. 17, marking the occasion with a little recognition from the city.

‘Top Chef’ alumni introduce new menus to 2 Palo Alto restaurants

Two Palo Alto restaurants are revamping their menus and adding fresh flavors from “Top Chef” alumni.

Obituaries: Local residents who have died recently

Local residents who have died recently include Alfred Aguilar Santana, Elodia “Lupe” Soto Del Real, James David “Jim” Owen, David Alois Fencl and Matthew Carl Ragno.

Grammy-winning group beats the drum for new music

Chicago-based ensemble Third Coast Percussion will perform a program of works that mark their 20th anniversary in a Sept. 26 concert at Coast Live Music in Portola Valley.

As Menlo Park deli Lutticken’s faces its final days, regulars reminisce about its legacy and hope for a revival

After 45 years of deli sandwiches and community building, Menlo Park institution Lutticken’s will permanently close Sept. 30. But with the future of its storefront undecided and a longtime employee expressing interest in taking over the business, the Lutticken family needs to “sit back and figure out where we stand,” said Bobby Lutticken, the son of founder Bob Lutticken.


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