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Police: Custodian assaulted, carjacked at Stanford Research Park
Palo Alto police are looking for suspects who assaulted a custodian at Stanford Research Park parking lot early Saturday morning, knocking him unconscious, and stole his vehicle, according to a news release from the Police Department.
Mountain View postpones annual citywide garage sale, citing last year’s wet weather
Mountain View’s citywide garage sale won’t be held at the usual time this spring, with city officials tentatively planning to move the event to September.
Light rain gives way to warm, dry weather starting Tuesday
The Bay Area will experience another, brief interlude of light rain Monday evening and into Tuesday before a warm, dry weather pattern arrives Tuesday afternoon, according to the National Weather Service.
Obituaries: Local residents who have died recently
This week’s local residents who have died recently include: Dr. John Erwin Tabor, Joan Hobstetter, Russ Peach, Robert Aaronson and George Stanley (Stan) Turnbull Jr.
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California colleges have to slash emissions. Here’s why decarbonization is complex and costly.
California is home to the three largest public university systems in the nation, with 148 campuses across the state serving nearly 3 million students annually. Maintaining expansive systems comes at a large cost, both in dollars and greenhouse gases that contribute to climate change.
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TODAY
Music: Bel Canto Flutes
Los Altos Library presents the Bel Canto Flutes in a performance featuring music on flutes of all shapes and sizes. Go to sccl.bibliocommons.com.
Stage: ‘Queen’
TheatreWorks presents a play by San Jose-born playwright/filmmaker Madhuri Shekar that follows two Ph. D. candidates researching bee colonies. When a flaw emerges in their research, their friendship and careers are at risk. Go to theatreworks.org.
TOMORROW
Author event: Celebrate Historical Fiction
Kepler’s Books celebrates the new novel by bestselling authors Kate Quinn and Janie Chang, “The Phoenix Crown.” Set in San Francisco in 1906, the book tells of the intertwined lives of two wronged women. With Meg Waite Clayton and Alka Joshi. Go to eventbrite.com.
Concert: An evening with Lyle Lovett
Lyle Lovett and his acoustic group perform an evening of music at the Fox Theatre. Go to https://foxrwc.com/
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