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March 3, 2023

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Race to zero

News
Public Agenda
Around Town
City View
Palo Alto backs e-bike ban on Baylands trails
Following national trend, Palo Alto looks to establish gun-free zones
Stanford sues county over tax exemptions for residences
Judge rules high school math policy violates state law
City mostly clears Pagemill Pastures in hydrant-water case
Palo Alto utilities customers could soon see $17 a month increase

Living Well
Everybody's got a story to tell — especially these 8 women
Senior Focus

Eating Out
New eateries opening around the Peninsula

Community Pulse
Police calls

Arts & Entertainment
Kepler's hosts Bernie Sanders in book talk on capitalism in the U.S.
Atherton duo offers art classes, workshops through The Joy of Drawing

Most Viewed Stories

■ 'Great urban design' or 'Affront to democracy'? High-rise project ignites debate over city growth

■ Citing urgency of climate change, Palo Alto resident enters race for Eshoo's seat in Congress

■ Julie Lythcott-Haims weighs run for Congress seat

■ Health officials are advising the public to get vaccinations as respiratory illnesses spread

■ Caltrans remains on course for El Camino bike lanes in Palo Alto

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