Winter’s liberations — Healing in backcountry snow
For Maddy Olsen, the mountains are where she feels the most alive.
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How eDNA will change the way we see the ocean
Environmental DNA may make the lives of scientists easier or less costly or more efficient, and the implications for policy and environmental management could be significant.
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LGBTQ entrepreneur faces conundrum between Bay Area’s tolerance, cost of living
Rachel Hospodar explains how living in Oakland as a queer entrepreneur and designer lets her have a market, a support network and romantic partners.
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IMMERSIVE BAY – Sports and hobbies in 360 video
In a new series of 360-degree immersive videos, we introduce you to Stanford students and alumni who take you inside their sports and hobbies.
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Waste Management, Recology use different strategies to raise rates
Two of the Bay Area’s largest solid waste management companies employ different strategies to arrive at similar results: nearly doubling residential curbside waste pickup rates over the past decade.
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Women for Bernie Sanders split over whether to support Hillary Clinton in general election
Women – who make up 57 percent of California’s likely Democratic voters — are the most important factor in determining which Democratic candidate wins the state.
A 360-degree video view into the Lightning in a Bottle festival
A 360-degree video experience of Lightning in a Bottle, an annual music festival in the Central Coast region of California.
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Santa Clara County’s campaign finance records provide glimpse of Silicon Valley’s political landscape
Santa Clara County is one of just 17 counties in California that provide campaign finance records online in a form that is easy to analyze.
In California, varied election filing practices reveal a system struggling to catch up
More than half of California’s counties don’t provide online access to campaign finance records, and they say they aren’t likely to change any time soon.
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District court to rule on Buena Vista Mobile Home Park compensation lawsuit
A ruling is expected May 26 for whether to dismiss a lawsuit filed by the owner of the Buena Vista Mobile Home Park against the City of Palo Alto regarding compensation fees he was ordered to pay families if they are evicted.
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Maker Faire brings annual flair to San Mateo
Sights and sounds from the annual event that brings together artists, hobbyists, scientists, engineers, musicians and other makers of all kinds.
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Bountiful Churchyards cultivates community through urban farming
At University Lutheran Church in Palo Alto, the garden located at the back of the property makes this church unique in its mission and its everyday actions.
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