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BY BRADEN CARTWRIGHT
Daily Post Staff Writer

A group of Jewish parents and students are suing the Palo Alto Unified School District for taking a class on a field trip to a mosque.

Palo Alto High Sc...


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BY BRADEN CARTWRIGHT
Daily Post Staff Writer

Los Altos’ city manager has accused supporters of a potential council candidate of screaming and getting in the city clerk’s face during a dispute over paperwork at city hall.

City Manager Gabriel Engeland said the city will seek a restraining order, and police are now escorting City Clerk Melissa Thurman t...


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BY BRADEN CARTWRIGHT
Daily Post Staff Writer

The Mountain View Whisman School District is headed for a trial, defending itself from allegations made by two former students who said they were victims in one of the biggest child sex abuse rings in Bay Area history, busted by police in 1974.

The former students said they were groomed and sexually assault...


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BY BRADEN CARTWRIGHT
Daily Post Staff Writer

A Los Altos developer is getting sued by his investors and customers for allegedly keeping their money, despite promises to make them whole.

Navneet Aron, 47, allegedly said he would return $50,000 to Jim Dvorkin and $100,000 to Wilson Chow after they invested in a new home at 4221 Wilkie Way in Palo Alto. ...


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When you want to enjoy one of the loveliest al fresco dining experiences the Peninsula has to offer, head to Caffe Riace in
Palo Alto. 

Though it’s just a few blocks from California Avenue, you’ll feel transported to a little corner of Italy when you step into the restaurant’s spacious piazza. With its olive trees and flowers, classical statues and playful fou...


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