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Alexandra Dongnguyen

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Aug 23, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 23, 2026 · Alexandra Dongnguyen/Town Crier Editorial Intern

    Los Altos considering first permanent pickleball courts at McKenzie Park (opens the original)

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    The city of Los Altos is exploring turning an area of McKenzie Park currently used for both tennis and pickleball to exclusively pickleball following the success of a pilot program. The proposed plan would remove the two existing tennis court surfaces near Fremont Avenue and create six standard pickleball courts, including nets, along with four new bike racks on a concrete pad and new fencing fabric and a gate entry, according to a staff report from an Aug. 18 Parks, Arts, Recreation and Cultur

  2. Article · Aug 17, 2026 · Alexandra Dongnguyen/Town Crier Editorial Intern

    Woodland Library (opens the original)

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    A process that began in 2019 culminated in Saturday’s opening for the new terrace and native habitat at Woodland Library, 1975 Grant Road, in Los Altos. The event featured food, music, games and a ribbon-cutting with Los Altos Mayor Sally Meadows. Keep it Courteous. Be respectful, truthful, and use no threatening or hateful language. Be Proactive. Use the 'Report' link on each comment to let us know of abusive posts. Share with Us. We'd love to hear eyewitness accounts and the history behind a

  3. Article · Aug 17, 2026 · Alexandra Dongnguyen/Town Crier Editorial Intern

    Coffeebar to open at State Street Market (opens the original)

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    Coffeebar is scheduled to open in downtown Los Altos by the end of September. The State Street Market location will mark the coffee chain’s 11th store. Originally set to open in the summer, the opening was pushed to fall due to construction delays, according to founder and CEO Greg Buchheister. Buchheister hopes Coffeebar will give Los Altos a positive communal space to create meaningful connections and fuel every lifestyle. “We are a community-facing cafe, so what the community needs us t

  4. Article · Jul 19, 2026 · Alexandra Dongnguyen/Town Crier Editorial Intern

    LUNA Mexican Kitchen to open Los Altos location early Sept. (opens the original)

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    After more than two years of construction, LUNA Mexican Kitchen is expected to open in downtown Los Altos in early September. The restaurant’s third location, it will be at 145 First St. The restaurant was initially expected to open early 2025, but construction challenges delayed the opening date, according to Jo Lerma-Lopez, chef and co-owner of LUNA. “I think we had a bumpy start navigating through the challenges,” Lerma-Lopez said. “We’ve had a great rapport with the city, and the

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