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Walk down State Street and you’ll come across a small, almost whimsical shop adorned with colorful flower beds and a cheerful orange overhang.

Vocal-piano duo Tierney Sutton and Tamir Henderson play jazz standards, indie artist Dominic Fike comes to Frost, plus Fine Art in the Park and author Thien Pham in Los Altos and Shakespeare in the park in Redwood City.

Former Los Altos resident Bonnie Traymore spends her days teaching history and her nights writing thrillers.

To mark the 100th edition of the Peninsula Foodist newsletter, we surveyed our readers on their all-time favorite bite from a local eatery. Your responses offered an array of dishes covering a wide swath of communities and cuisines.

The man behind Moore’s Law spent his final years tackling biodiversity, the future of engineering education, and the secrets of the galaxies

The Rotary Club of Los Altos celebrated the Lunar New Year Feb. 1 with a banquet at Chef Chu’s restaurant.

Baltimore is not an obligation holding others back, it’s the best asset Maryland has to help the region and state grow and prosper in the years ahead.

The year 2022 was transitional and eventful. The region started the year with a COVID-19 case surge, but the disease that terrified residents the past two years was less harmful,

The readers have spoken, and the Town Crier agrees: Los Altos resident Gary Hedden is deserving of, and will receive, the paper’s 2022 Los Altan of the Year honor.

When Aiden Jia of Mountain View was in second grade at Bullis Charter School, he experienced an unfortunate incident that inspired a book.