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David Rosen helps launch Sega in Japan - Vimarsana News

David Rosen helps launch Sega in Japan

It was 1954. The Korean War’s armistice had been signed, and David M. Rosen, 24, a member of the United States Air Force, had returned to Japan, where he’d spent most of his time during the conflict. After a brief but unsuccessful attempt at starting an America-Japan photo art business…

A Cubberley breakthrough? Council looks to strike a deal to spur redevelopment - Vimarsana News

A Cubberley breakthrough? Council looks to strike a deal to spur redevelopment

Eager for a breakthrough after a decade of scuttled plans and shattered dreams, the Palo Alto City Council endorsed on Monday a proposal to expand the city's control of Cubberley Community Center through a long-term ground lease.

Letters to the editor: Palo Alto retail, Cubberley closed meeting - Vimarsana News

Letters to the editor: Palo Alto retail, Cubberley closed meeting

Here are the letters to the editor sent recently to the Palo Alto Weekly about Palo Alto retail and a recent City Council decision not to hold a closed meeting on Cubberley Community Center land.

As redevelopment plans for Cubberley stall, architect pitches a new vision - Vimarsana News

As redevelopment plans for Cubberley stall, architect pitches a new vision

Seeking to revive Palo Alto's plans to redevelop Cubberley Community Center, architect David Hirsch is pitching a new idea: moving parking underground and constructing a cluster of tiered classroom buildings along Middlefield Road.

Palo Alto's spending plan eyes improvements – big and small – at rail crossings - Vimarsana News

Palo Alto's spending plan eyes improvements – big and small – at rail crossings

While Palo Alto is still crafting a new vision for its rail crossings, the city's proposed capital budget calls for spending $200 million for grade separation over the next five years. The City Council is set to pass the budget Monday.