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July 27, 2005
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Publication Date: Wednesday, July 27, 2005
Cover Story
Cover story: Making your mark -- A Menlo Park native invites hackers and garage inventors to kick off the shackles of a prepackaged manufactured world
News
Atherton: Noisy sports pique Menlo College neighbors
Republicans gather in Atherton
Local woman loses leukemia battle
Menlo Park: Building a new child-care center
Menlo Park: Split council sets home-building rules
Menlo Watch: Discussion postponed on council 'protocol'
Menlo Park PD promotes two detectives
Portola Valley: The Sequoias to break ground for new facilities
Short Takes
New hours, programs for teens at Boys & Girls Club
Caltrain starts new schedule Aug. 1
Woodside giveth, and refuseth to give
Club to serve as school for troubled youth
Town councils to take August holiday
Opinion
EDITORIAL: Rethinking waste -- much done, much more to do
GUEST COLUMN: Angels that I met on high
LETTERS
Money and Business
Business: Trade, don't rent, your DVDs
New look for Safeway in Sharon Heights shopping center
Another Starbucks comes to Menlo Park
People in Business
For the Record
Ask the officer
Obituary: Harry Brawner, global banker, traveler
Police Calls
College graduates
Obituaries
Arts & Entertainment
Woodside Village Church hosts potluck
Speaking of music: Public invited to discuss music and related arts at festival's Cafe Conversations
Sports
Little League: M-A all-stars finish second in District 52 tournament
Locals compete in national softball tourney
Vikings start Pop Warner practice
Master Community Calendar
Movies
Current Movie Times & Reviews
Mini Movie Reviews
Movie Theatre Addresses and Phone Numbers
MarketPlace
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