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Sweet layers worth a detour: Oklava Cafe brings the Turkish cafe, bakery, and dessert trifecta to life with rich coffee, soothing tea, and baklava that’s dangerously snackable.
Analog time travel: Tucked inside the historic Williams House, The Museum of American Heritage is the Bay Area’s only museum exclusively focused on pre-digital innovation, with engaging, family-friendly rotating exhibits that make adding machines, early calculators, vintage hairstyling tools, and e…
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Millie, a tech-enabled women's health clinic startup, and El Camino Health, are partnering to open a joint maternity clinic in Palo Alto, California, in late November.
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Henry Etzkowitz, a scholar of entrepreneurism, has run for the Palo Alto city council and has filed legal complaints against Tesla, the city of Palo Alto, Caltrain, and fellow candidate Raymond Goins.
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Randy's Donuts has opened its first Bay Area location in Santa Clara, located across the street from longtime local favorite Stan's Donut.
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Los Altos, California, is considering a streaming tax similar to that already defended by Santa Barbara, where the city folded streaming video into its existing utility tax.
Full story at hoodline.com ↗
Local churches are planning animal blessings on October 4, tied to the feast of St.
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