An Iranian artist’s revolutionary technique and journey
An interview with 93-year-old artist Sadegh Barirani, who now lives in California.
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East Palo Alto native returns to teach at nonprofit that once inspired her
Waniya Bryant grew up going to Bayshore Christian Ministries in East Palo Alto — and now as a college student she is contributing back.
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Bay Area Modern Quilt Guild is not your grandmother’s quilt guild
The Bay Area Modern Quilt Guild encourages modern quilters to come together to share their quilts and quilting techniques — both in-person and on online forums or Instagram.
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Co-op house thrives in middle of America’s most expensive zip code — Atherton
Amid the multi-million-dollar Silicon Valley estates of Atherton, California, is a housing co-op that provides affordable living and a unique community.
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‘Rent’ production takes technology, science skills to the stage
Stanford students are combining their technical and arts passions for a spring production of “Rent.”
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Long-awaited $29 million Paly Arts Center scheduled to open next school year
Palo Alto High School’s new Performing Arts Center includes a 582-seat theater and a classroom that doubles as a performance space.
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Thousands rally in San Francisco after NYPD Officer Peter Liang’s conviction
More than 10,000 people gathered in downtown San Francisco on Feb. 20 to join nationwide rallies for the former New York Police Department officer convicted in the fatal shooting of an unarmed black man.
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San Francisco coffee shop brews hope for trafficking survivors
Dignitá is a San Francisco coffee shop that serves as a job skills training ground for young women survivors emerging from what is often years of trafficking and abuse.
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Is Peter King about to leave Sports Illustrated?
After spending 27 years at Sports Illustrated, The Morning Monday Quarterback columnist has a big decision to make.
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Local Bernie Sanders supporters explain why they ‘feel the Bern’
As the Democratic race between Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders heats up, we go behind-the-scenes at a local supporter gathering to hear from Sanders’ fans about his grassroots campaign.
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Menlo Park emergency response times slow amid traffic gridlock
Response time for San Mateo County’s emergency personnel arriving to serious incidents has slowed in recent years, largely because of inescapable traffic.
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Bay Area table tennis center hopes to repeat Olympic success
Young athletes at the India Community Center’s table tennis club are preparing for the February trials for the 2016 Summer Olympics and hope to represent the U.S.
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