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Dean's Award '22 – Education: Josue Vasquez's mother had faith in him, and he rewarded it - Vimarsana News

Dean's Award '22 – Education: Josue Vasquez's mother had faith in him, and he rewarded it

Two decades after his mom bought him a computer, Josue Vasquez has built a career in IT and teaching and wants to ensure underrepresented students and their families have the tech skills they need to succeed.

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City faces legal challenge from Sobrato over former Fry's site - Vimarsana News

City faces legal challenge from Sobrato over former Fry's site

As Palo Alto's plans for the north Ventura area remain murky, the City Council will meet behind closed doors on Monday to discuss an ongoing dispute between the city and the area's largest landowner, The Sobrato Organization.

City faces legal challenge from Sobrato over former Fry's site - Vimarsana News

City faces legal challenge from Sobrato over former Fry's site

As Palo Alto's plans for the north Ventura area remain murky, the City Council will meet behind closed doors on Monday to discuss an ongoing dispute between the city and the area's largest landowner.

Digital transformation using exponential ABCD-X technologies - Vimarsana News

Digital transformation using exponential ABCD-X technologies

After working abroad for the past decade, I drove by my old neighborhoods in Redmond, Washington, and Mountain View, California, in 2021. I noticed that ...

Palo Alto treads cautiously on adopting new Ventura vision - Vimarsana News

Palo Alto treads cautiously on adopting new Ventura vision

Palo Alto's vision for transforming the Ventura neighborhood by adding affordable housing, parking and retail continued to advance this week, even as the City Council said acknowledged that will likely take decades to materialize.