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While Stanford graduate Kyla Zhao's new book "Valley Verified" is a work of fiction, there are some parallels to Zhao's own real-life experience of feeling like a fish out of water in the Bay Area tech world. 

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We rely on street names to find our way, but how often do we stop and ponder the stories behind the names? An ongoing project researching the history of Los Altos' street names led by two curious locals is the topic of the "What's in a Name?" exhibition at the Los Altos History Museum, on view through April 7. Visitors also are invited to contribute information themselves, as research continues.

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Stanford University's Memorial Church has seen plenty of performances over the years, but on Feb. 22, the campus landmark became the center of something new: Stanford's first fashion week, organized by Stanford FashionX. 

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Palo Alto police arrested on Feb. 29 an East Palo Alto resident who they said robbed a woman of her purse earlier this month while she was sitting in the driveway of her home, according to a news release from the Police Department.

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This week, Ben Simon returns to the conduct the Palo Alto Chamber Orchestra and Kaki King and Tamar Eisenman push the boundaries of the guitar at Stanford Live. Plus author Traci Chee shares her latest work at Linden Tree Books and TheatreWorks is abuzz with the environmental drama "Queen."

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Preschools across the Peninsula are seeing fewer students registering after the state began to roll out free universal TK in public schools in 2021.

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Palo Alto's refuse collectors celebrated a milestone on Feb. 24 when they reached a deal with GreenWaste on a collective bargaining agreement.

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