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![OIL CHANGE — Palo Alto High School senior Sophie Yang pops the hood of the car at Paly’s auto shop to measure the amount of oil in the car. “I would change the filter and then I would add in the oil and then I would top off all their coolant, brake fluid [and] power steering,” Yang said. Photo: Rahul Shetty](https://verdemagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/DSC4950-1-e1677884904362-732x900.png)
![RAIN RIVER — Palo Alto resident Nana Chancellor said she watched the water rise in the San Francisquito Creek on New Year’s Eve. “The speed at which [the water] rose and came down the street was really shocking,” Chancellor said. Photo: Nadia Soberg](https://verdemagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/Screenshot-2023-03-21-164855-900x323.png)
![KNOT TO BE UNDONE — After picking out a "Stranger Things"-inspired friendship bracelet, Palo Alto High School sophomore Katelyn Pegg ties it around her friend's wrist. "I definitely want to try and keep it [her business] going as long as possible," Pegg said. "I'm thinking of maybe going into some form of business after high school, but I don't have it all figured out yet." Photo: Madelyn Castro](https://verdemagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/tying2-900x600.png)
