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Ten years ago, Ellen Brook took a professional leap of faith. After taking a silk painting class, she left a Silicon Valley career in investor relations to follow her dream. Her pieces now hang throughout the Bay Area.
Esther’s German Bakery serves traditional German foods beloved by the cafe’s owner, Esther Nio. Now, it’s also beloved by members of the German-American Business Association.
Empire Vintage Clothing differs from the surrounding boutiques of Palo Alto’s University Avenue. Rather than selling brand name apparel, the store distributes one-of-a-kind vintage pieces from the 1940s through 80s.
This winter’s Miss Sacramento pageant crowned 24-year old Ashley Newman, a self-taught ventriloquist. Newman will now compete for the title of Miss California.
Bay Area residents looking for a break from the rush of modern life might take a visit to Woodside’s Filoli estate, a peaceful country house where not much has changed since the early 20th century.
Women in leadership can become the rule, rather than the exception, according to Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg. But there’s still a long way to go.
History repeated itself as two historic sailing ships made their way down the west coast and docked at the Port of Redwood City.
About 50 percent of Americans have written online reviews for products or businesses, but what motivates so many of us to write? Experts say financial incentives and loyalty points are part of the equation.
Mary McCaman – Miss Santa Clara 1977 – is now the contest’s executive director. She has a created a pageant closet full of gowns, swimsuits, heels and jewelry for girls who want to compete but can’t afford the wardrobe.