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Portola Valley PAC raises big to unseat incumbentsA newly formed PAC in Portola Valley has raised nearly $29,000 so far this election season, disrupting what has traditionally been low-spending political races in town. The PAC opposes incumbents who are up for reelection.
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The hidden secrets of the earliest printed pagesSLAC scientists study 600-year-old pages from the earliest printing presses in a new experiment comparing early printing presses of the east and west.
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Your COVID-19 vaccine questions — answeredWe've compiled a list of who can currently get vaccinated in San Mateo and Santa Clara counties, plus answers to common questions and links to resources.
Peter Ohtaki challenges incumbent Betsy Nash in Menlo Park City Council race
Former Menlo Park City Council member Peter Ohtaki has pulled papers to run against incumbent Mayor Betsy Nash in District... Last comment 15 hours ago | 30 comments
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A Political Action Committee (PAC) aimed explicitly at unseating council members up for reelection this fall has raised close to $29,000, far above the typical campaign fundraising in previous Portola Valley council races. Tuesday, 10:17 AM | 2 comments
Menlo Park Fire Protection District board member Jim McLaughlin withdraws candidacy
Palo Alto climate nonprofit hires high-powered state official
Heat and wildfire smoke prompt Spare the Air alert for Tuesday
With four candidates for Menlo Park City Council, only one incumbent faces a contested election
With school board divided, Ravenswood district votes to drop its mask mandate
As court case closes, Pets In Need opens up about revamped protocols
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