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Cappucho, a small coffee shop in Redwood City, serves fresh croissants and quality coffee since opening on Oct. 17, in Redwood City. Cappucho owner Joe Witherspoon said he roasts all coffee beans in-house and has been honing his skills. “I took a crash course in coffee roasting in Taiwan about a month ago," Witherspoon said. "Now I'm really just trying to perfect the coffee.”

Cappucho brings European coffee culture to Redwood City • 307 Views

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Palo Alto High School students walk to their next class by moving around the portables by the Palo Alto High School quad. According to Jerry Berkson, assistant principal, he is already coming up with solutions for where services currently available in the portables will move to. “I know there’s an open classroom in the 400s off the bat.” Berkson said. “We’ll probably have to go back to teachers sharing rooms in certain places.”

District to remove campus portables over summer • 294 Views

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Palo Alto High School Principal Brent Kline speaks to The Paly Voice on Tuesday afternoon about his decision to offer Multivariable Calculus at Paly as a Foothill College class next year. According to Kline, MVC should be taught by a college professor. “It's a college-level course,” Kline said. “I think it should be taught by a college professor who has that experience, who understands the expectations of this course.”

Principal committed to multivariable college course on campus • 287 Views

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Recipients of the President's Volunteer Service Award in 2018 gather on the steps of Haymarket Theater for a group photo celebrating their dedication to community service. According to college advisor Sandra Cernobori, the true purpose of service is personal growth and giving back, with recognition like the PVSA being just an added extra. "The recognition is supposed to be the bonus," Cernobori said. "The whole idea of doing service is giving back, learning and growing yourself."

PVSA pause shocks student volunteers • 276 Views

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A protester in a chicken suit wearing a taco hat with the words “Cluck Trump” at the “No Kings” Democracy Fair in Palo Alto on Saturday. Protestor Mary Chan said she and her husband are horrified at the state of science and medicine in America. “What he [Trump] is doing by defunding scientific research is destroying our academic medical centers, and he’s [Trump] bankrupting rural medical centers,” Chan said. “We will have lasting negative impacts on American health for decades.”

‘No Kings’ Democracy Fair brings community together • 272 Views

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