On April 21, Managing Editor Abe Tow discusses the recent decline of oil prices and the benefit of having pets while sheltering in place, and finds a creati...
For Superintendent Don Austin, it was a call to arms. The most recent round of California Assessment of Student Performance and Progress results presented durin...
Tight-knit, small and dedicated are words that describe the new Incubator class at Palo Alto High School. The course was created in 2018 to house start-up publi...
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Being elbowed in the face. Having to ask strangers to get something from the top shelf of a grocery store. Always wearing cuffed jeans — and not as a f...
Substitutes. We’ve all had them — some are more eccentric than others, but each is unique in their own way. With teachers frequently away at conferences or meet...
Local farmers sell fresh produce and fruit, among other locally grown goods; musicians busk along the street, serenading strangers with live tunes; residents st...
The Student Center will begin to serve breakfast before 8:20 a.m. by the end of the school year.
According to Assistant Principal Jerry Berkson, students wil...
Ike's Place knows exactly how to craft the quintessential sandwich bite. The shop’s deliciously fresh bread serves as the perfect vessel for its mouthwatering f...
From the outside, it was a quiet evening at Covenant Presbyterian Church on East Meadow Road. But inside a bright common room, Boy Scouts — some barely out of e...
Palo Alto Animal Services will evaluate a skunk captured by a custodian at lunch with a trash can from a short Palo Alto Senior High School hallway leading to E...
Abe (Class of 2020) joined the staff of Verde Magazine in his junior year. After working as a business manager, he is now a managing editor. When not working for Verde, he enjoys playing volleyball and basketball, as well as practicing guitar and traveling.