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Palo Alto residents enjoy a hearty dinner during the first Palo Alto Friendsgiving on Saturday at the Lucie Stern Community Center. According to Mary Jane Moutsanas, who helped coordinate the event, she hoped to bring a greater sense of unity to attendees. "The event has turned out amazing," Moutsanas said. "It's like right here we work on opening ourselves up to each other and feeling like we're all in this together."

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Viking wide receiver Jeremiah Fung prepares to play offense against the Aptos Mariners in the semifinals of the D3 Central Coast Playoffs, 7 p.m. on Friday. According to tight end Malcolm Phillips, despite the season's unfortunate end he looks forward to playing next year. "It's over with this team, but I'm really excited for next year," Phillps said. "A lot of young guys with a lot of promise and I think our coaching staff is going to be able to make us better and improve a lot during the off season."

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Viking freshman guard Abigail Neumann scores a layup against the James Lick Comets during the first quarter of the game at Palo Alto high school. According to Neumann, offensive consistency was paramount to the Viking's victory. "We ran our plays all the way through, and were really consistent on offense, scoring throughout the entirety of the game," Neumann said.

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