Gennady Sheyner
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Palo Alto looks to rein in consultants, with a little help from one (opens the original)
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Palo Alto has a complicated relationship with outside consultants, a professional class that has been both publicly vilified and heavily rewarded over the past year. Residents and council members have been up in arms about the city’s growing dependence of consultants, which cost the city more than $20 million annually. Last year, when the rising cost of consultants became a popular talking point, Councilmember Julie Lythcott-Haims pointed to examples of shoddy work, as when a consultant report i
Jury's out -- for seniors who don't want to serve (opens the original)
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Getting out of jury duty will soon get a lot easier for eligible California seniors thanks to a new law that drew inspiration from a former Santa Clara County supervisor. Starting on Jan. 1, 2028, residents who are 80 or older and who do not wish to serve on a jury will have an easy way to get out thanks to Assembly Bill 1359, which was authored by state Assemblyman Patrick Ahrens and inspired by Dianne McKenna, a Santa Clara County supervisor who served between 1984 and 1996. Thanks to the bill
Sheriff: Two killed after minivan hits six vehicles in East Palo Alto (opens the original)
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Two people were killed in East Palo Alto on Tuesday morning after a van crashed into six vehicles at the intersection of Bay Road and University Avenue, according to the San Mateo County Sheriff’s Office. The collision took place at about 8:20 a.m., bringing East Palo Alto police officers and sheriff deputies to the scene. Based on witnesses and information from the scene, deputies learned that a minivan struck six other vehicles, including a SamTrans Ride Plus van, before it came to an end on B
Around Town: A magical project, going for a ride (opens the original)
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BREAKING THE SPELL … The Magical Bridge playground is well known for its inclusive philosophy and openness to children of all abilities. Earlier this month, the playground at Mitchell Park welcomed a new addition that aimed to further brighten the days of its visitors: a Magical Library. The library was created by Palo Alto High junior Siddhant Mopkar, who belongs to Boy Scout Troop 50 and who constructed the colorful cabinet as part of his Eagle Scout project. “I thought it would be another gre
Moonlight Run brought hundreds to the Baylands. Here's who won. (opens the original)
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Hundreds for runners sprinted through the Baylands under the harvest moon on Friday night as part of the Palo Alto Weekly Moonlight Run & Walk, an annual race that raises money for local nonprofits. Kaeden Brinkman won the 10K for the second straight year, with Ryan Quenemoen and Yotam Rachman finishing second and third. Juan Zarate Ornelas took the top spot in the 5K race, with Camille Moore and Josh Hannan finishing second and third overall. The top three female finishers in the 10K were Ellie
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