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Staff prepare orders at the front counter on May 1 at Yutori, Palo Alto’s newest Japanese-inspired café and market. According to co-owner Lily Peng, the restaurant attracts a wide range of customers from around the neighborhood. “We have families that come with their kids because we have a lot of offerings for children,” Peng said. “There’s also a ton of businesses in the near area.”

Review: Yutori brings Japanese tastes, experiences to Palo Alto • 2168 Views

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Student counselor Jack Foster (right) leads an activity for the Purple People Eaters group during the 2023 Together Everyone Achieves More Yosemite camping trip. According to TEAM English teacher Karin Kolb (center), TEAM was created with the idea that people working together can build a richer experience. “I'm not saying that everyone's going to find their lifelong best friend in TEAM, but we can promise that you can feel more comfortable in a community way with TEAM,” Kolb said. “Even the most shy, quiet, withdrawn kid knows they can walk up to one of their teammates and ask them for help on an assignment and get it.”

TEAM program changes direction • 264 Views

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Rosalind Tsai, a junior from Mountain View High School, checks out custom stickers Sunday afternoon at a booth during the BTS Stanford Vendor Market. According to Tsai, BTS has always provided a refuge throughout her years as a fan. “I’ve been an ARMY since I was seven or eight, and throughout all these years, BTS has always been a great comfort,” Tsai said. “All their content, like their variety shows and random livestreams, always create a space for stress relief, joy and laughter. … To me, being an Army means being heard and healed.”

BTS Stanford vendor market builds buzz • 246 Views

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According to Frank Zeccola, attorney for former Palo Alto High School robotics instructor Kathleen Krier, Krier's case against the Palo Alto Unified School District was "defensed," meaning the defense — PAUSD — won in Tuesday's verdict at the Santa Clara County Superior Court.

Santa Clara jury rejects Kathleen Krier’s claims against PAUSD • 243 Views

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Members in South Korean boy group BTS say their goodbyes during the Arirang World Tour on Tuesday at Stanford Stadium.

BTS sends Stanford Stadium soaring • 232 Views

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