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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.”

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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.

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Standing in the rain, Palo Alto Unified School District staff shout out in support of higher teacher salaries amid district negotiations with the Palo Alto Educators Association. Palo Verde Elementary teacher Hannah Hoagland said that the bargaining teams should consider how to look after teachers when working on negotiations. “If they want to continue to have the best education for our students, we also have to think about our teachers and how we can take care of them so that our teachers can take care of our students,” Hoagland said.

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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.”

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San Francisco-Based muralist Maxfield Bala paints one of two new murals in construction at Town & Country Village. Bala's company, Maxfield Bala Creative, has worked on hundreds of mural designs and painted murals worldwide. "I've been painting murals for the last 12 years now, professionally, but I've been creating art my entire life," Bala said. "It's really been a lifelong endeavor."

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