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Cyclists pressure Woodside Council for action after rider’s death
Woodside’s Independence Hall was filled with neon colors on July 28 as members of the Western Wheelers in their cycling jerseys, showed up in honor of their member Jakub Solovsky, who was killed on Highway 35 this month.
Peter Neumann, SRI scientist and leading expert on computer safety, dies
Peter Neumann, a longtime scientist at SRI in Menlo Park and leading expert in computer safety, whose interest in the field was sparked by his youthful encounter with Albert Einstein, has died at the age of 93.
Friends, family remember Jakub Solovsky, cyclist killed in Woodside head-on collision
Larry Abrahams remembers the rainy day that was the last time he rode with East Palo Alto resident Jakub Solovsky, a member of Western Wheelers who died July 11 in a head-on collision on Skyline Boulevard.
Cake Picnic founder Elisa Sunga is bringing her cookbook tour to Menlo Park, cake and all
‘Cake Picnic: Recipes for the Love of Cake & Friends’ combines recipes with an event-planning guide.
Becker’s AI transparency law to take effect Saturday
After several years of delays, legislation from state Sen. Josh Becker and two other lawmakers that is being called a landmark artificial intelligence transparency law by academics and advocates is set to go into effect Saturday.
Unique Peninsula properties on the market: 1930s cabin, historic apartments, ranch estate with English pub
Before the 6-acre property off Moore Road in Woodside Heights became home to a Monterey Colonial estate, it was part of San Francisco coal dealer John J. Moore’s 75-acre country ranch. Today, it’s just one of several distinctive Peninsula properties with unusual histories and architecture currently on the market.
Invasive, disease-spreading mosquito found in Redwood City
The San Mateo County Mosquito and Vector Control District is asking Redwood City residents to watch out for mosquitoes after the agency discovered an invasive, disease-spreading species of the bug locally.
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