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October 9, 2023
Despite recognizing the cultural significance of the old cannery on Portage Avenue, Palo Alto is poised to reject a request to designate it as a historical property, a move that would complicate a proposed redevelopment of the site.
April 14, 2023
A decision by Stanford to cover up the base of a memorial flagpole downtown has irked local veterans, who are pushing the city and the university to restore the landmark after recent vandalism.
April 14, 2023
A decision by Stanford to cover up the base of a memorial flagpole downtown has irked local veterans, who are pushing the city and the university to restore the landmark after recent vandalism.
April 14, 2023
A decision by Stanford to cover up the base of a memorial flagpole downtown has irked local veterans, who are pushing the city and the university to restore the landmark after recent vandalism.
April 1, 2023
HOUGHTON — 12th Circuit Court Judge Charles Goodman always wanted to be a lawyer. “I always thought the law was an excellent way to serve the public, and
June 1, 2022
A proposal to partially demolish and rehabilitate a building that once housed Antonios Nut House and, before that, a Safeway supermarket, is moving ahead with broad support from Palo Altos Historic Resources Board.
June 1, 2022
A proposal to partially demolish and rehabilitate a building that once housed Antonios Nut House and, before that, a Safeway supermarket, is moving ahead with broad support from Palo Altos Historic Resources Board.
May 31, 2022
A proposal to partially demolish and rehabilitate a building that once housed Antonios Nut House and, before that, a Safeway supermarket, is moving ahead with broad support from Palo Altos Historic Resources Board.
February 6, 2022
When Brad Aldrich brought the Stanley Cup home to northern Michigan, it was front-page news in a community that proudly calls itself the birthplace of professional hockey.
February 6, 2022
When Brad Aldrich brought the Stanley Cup home to northern Michigan, it was front-page news in a community that proudly calls itself the birthplace of professional hockey.