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What's up this weekend: Artisans market, fiery jazz, a day at Djerassi, a Silicon Valley-set thriller and more (opens the original)
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FabMo Artisans MarketFabMo, the local organization that saves sample fabrics, tiles and more from the landfill by making them available to be used and turned into handmade projects and products by local makers, is holding its annual public artisans market Oct. 4. Attendees can find all kinds of handmade, unique treasures made from repurposed, recycled or reused materials saved by FabMo, from wearable goods to home decor, bags, cards, cat toys, cuddly creatures and more, created by nearly 40 arti
Meet the landscape artist blurring the line between indoor rooms and outdoor spaces (opens the original)
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Whether it’s a peaceful retreat, a hotspot for entertaining or a fantasy made real, when landscape designer Cevan Forristt takes on a project, he doesn’t just strive to make a garden look nice. He aims to extend his clients’ homes into the outdoors and create for them a one-of-a-kind space that reflects their personalities, preferences and living styles. “I don’t care what we do, I just care that when it’s done, you love it,” he said of prioritizing his clients’ visions. To find out how to best
What's up this week: Paly students' science book, political satire sketch show, '90s rockers, a PBS travel host and more (opens the original)
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‘The Brave Fuzzy’Palo Alto High School students melded science and storytelling in their picture book for kids, “The Brave Fuzzy: A Microbiome Story.” Students from the Pen & Pipette club worked on the book for two years, consulting both scientists and elementary school-aged children in creating the book, which “blends a story about finding strength in differences with the hidden science of the microbiome,” according to an event description. The book received a star from Kirkus Reviews — rare fo
New Mountain View skylight showroom lets the sunshine in (opens the original)
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Back in 1942, Danish inventor Villum Kann Rasmussen patented his first “roof window,” a skylight designed to efficiently let natural light and fresh air into dark, sloped attic spaces. He named his company VELUX, from “ventilation” and “lux,” the Latin word for light. Now, the longtime company specializing in skylights and related products such as “sun tunnels” has opened its first North American experience center in downtown Mountain View. The new center, located at 312 Castro St., features roo
Peninsula-raised writer releases debut novel, 'Firewalkers' (opens the original)
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In a society devastated by climate change, disease and war, four siblings reunite following the murder of their father. The eldest of the Walkers, twins Blain and Miranda, have been using their unique skills to work as bounty hunters. Little brother Thomas has been making a life for himself in the wilds of Alaska until his late father tasks him with saving the family. Younger sister Bo, meanwhile, is an artistic free spirit. As they reconnect, they learn more about their father’s ties to a nefar
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