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Sheriff Investigating Second Incident on Barron Avenue
Shots discharged near Fair Oaks Elementary School.

Shots discharged near Fair Oaks Elementary School.

Menlo Park City School District is making plans to accommodate future students.
San Mateo County Deputies are searching for a person who shot into a dwelling in unincorporated Redwood City.
'Pied Piper of new research-based legal education' chosen for 2013 Roland Volunteer Service Prize.
Want to know what the police chief does all day? Take a look at his tweets.
Menlo Park Fire Protection District is investigating the cause of a blaze that started when people in the house were sleeping.
Winners were selected based on their initiative, leadership and involvement in projects that embody the spirit of genuine partnership and benefit the overall community.
City officials say motorists should anticipate delays while on a major thoroughfare in Atherton.
Does your daily drive take you on Alpine Road? Think about taking an alternate route next week.
The death of Los Hills cyclist Lauren Ward helped spur staff to secure grant money and the City Council to decide to allocate more money for the work near Stanford Golf Course and all along Alpine Road.
The City’s Public Works Department divulges details.
As new MOOCs are made available to the world at large, professors innovate on campus to make Stanford-only courses more exciting and effective.
The cost of one ticket to see him is greater than the value of many cars.
The cost of one ticket to see him is greater than the value of many cars.
The cost of one ticket to see him is greater than the value of many cars.
Patch reader Chris Watkins asked Patch whether the new drugstore in town would sell booze. Thanks for asking, Chris. Here's the answer.
The cost of one ticket to see him is greater than the value of many cars.
Since 1996, Stanford has transplanted 1,048 trees on campus, including oaks, olives, redwoods, pines and cedars, providing shade for people, habitats for birds and squirrels, and landscapes that help new buildings "settle into" their environs.
A Stanford astrophysicist's new book takes a statistical approach to the Shakespeare authorship question, revealing an unusual perspective of one of the most influential playwrights of all time.