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July 28, 2023

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Empty desks

News
City View
As fentanyl crisis continues, libraries host lifesaving workshops
Palo Alto looks to compete with AT&T
Three decades later, toxic plume cleanup shows success
Parking could turn into housing
Kayak polo makes a splash at Shoreline Lake
California's new mental health crisis line, 988, sees a surge in calls
Mitchell Park Place, Palo Alto's next affordable-housing project, set for construction next year
Public Agenda
Planning commission backs deal for redevelopment of Fry's site
Towering 300-foot building proposed for Menlo Park neighborhood
West Nile virus detected in Palo Alto and Stanford

Eating Out
How a homebrewing hobby launched Sunnyvale's ShaKa Brewing

Community Pulse
Obituaries
Police calls

Arts & Entertainment
Star power
'Stranger' things
Worth a look July 28 (print)

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■ '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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