Menlo Park’s Clara-Mateo Alliance homeless shelter serves around 50 people, primarily families and veterans, each night. It is scheduled to close April 30 due to lack of operating funds.
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San Mateo and Santa Clara Counties have 47 farmers’ markets, causing some local growers to fear market saturation. Selling at lots of small community markets requires more staff and travel for farmers.
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Many locals don’t realize Santa Clara County is home to about two dozen Christmas tree farms. But with the growing popularity of artificial, pre-lit trees, tree farmers’ sales drastically decreased in last 20 years.
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Max Jan and Ryan Corces-Zimmerman met counting worms – lowly lab work for Princeton undergrads. Today, they’re Stanford Ph.D students whose friendship guides groundbreaking leukemia research.
The Devil’s Slide tunnel project on Highway 1 is expected to open in 2012, allowing traffic to travel under Montara Mountain between Pacifica and San Mateo County. Will it be safe for foot traffic at nearby Surfer’s Beach?
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Although only one out of five people interviewed in Saratoga could identify petanque, the city is spending almost $17,000 on a court in Azule Park after a Saratoga resident spent five years petitioning the city council.
Getting accepted to Stanford isn’t getting any easier. In 2000, the university received about 18,300 applications. In 2010, that figure had increased 75 percent to more than 32,000 applications.
Environmentalists on one side of the Saltworks development debate want to restore the site to bay wetlands. Others insists the community and environment would benefit more from smart-growth housing.
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Stanford’s Entrepreneurship Week activities close with remarks from Joe Kennedy, CEO of Pandora Media, Inc. Kennedy advised students to adapt their future companies to the fast-changing Internet landscapes.