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As Palo Alto nears a deal with The Sobrato Organization over the redevelopment of the former cannery building on Portage Avenue, some in the community are lamenting a lost opportunity to preserve history and revitalize Ventura.

As Palo Alto nears a deal with The Sobrato Organization over the redevelopment of the former cannery building on Portage Avenue, some in the community are lamenting a lost opportunity to preserve history and revitalize Ventura.

Seeking to stave off demolition of quaint, old and culturally important buildings, Palo Alto officials are preparing to notify about 150 property owners that their homes and businesses are now eligible for "historical" designation.

Seeking to stave off demolition of quaint, old and culturally important buildings, Palo Alto officials are preparing to notify about 150 property owners that their homes and businesses are now eligible for "historical" designation.

As Palo Alto prepares to decide on the redevelopment of the former Frys site, a resident has petitioned to designate the 1918 cannery building constructed by Chinese entrepreneur Thomas Foon Chew as a historic resource.

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Only a few years ago, motherboard and system maker Supermicro set a target of breaking through $10 billion in sales, and thanks to the explosion in

A new plan to redevelop the area that used to be home to Frys Electronics is slated to appear before Plano City Council at a future meeting.

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Two Palo Alto housing projects eyed for adjacent sites in Ventura bear little resemblance to one another. One includes 16 condominiums; the other is a five-story complex with 129 apartments. The two are, however, intimately connected.