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Nathalia Arias, Cover Editor
Hello my name is Nathalia, I joined Verde my junior year as a staff writer.
All content by Nathalia Arias
Flea market farewell: San Jose flea market prepares for closure
Nathalia Arias
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Jaron Leung
November 23, 2024
Virtual Escape: Popular video games
Nathalia Arias
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Maya Rajbhandari
November 20, 2024
Missing the Target: East Palo Alto store announces closing
Nathalia Arias
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Andrew Kassel
October 10, 2024
Opinion: Livin’ in the goldnst8: How others’ views of California changed mine
Nathalia Arias
October 4, 2024
Always be coaching : Athletes adore new coach
Stefan Eriksson
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Nathalia Arias
May 24, 2024
Palo Alto Educators Association holds walk-in for salary increase
Nathalia Arias
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Lizzy Williams
May 1, 2024
Opinion: Embracing both sides: Navigating two worlds as an ‘EPA kid’
Nathalia Arias
April 17, 2024
Peninsula restaurant week will be held this April
Nathalia Arias
April 17, 2024
Review: Oklava Cafe: Downtown cafe serves Turkish treat
Niaz Alasti
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Nathalia Arias
February 29, 2024
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![MEANINGFUL MARKET — A vase seller looks off into the distance at the San Jose Flea Market. “It [the announcement of the closure] really had a big impact on us,” vendor Nancy Torres said.](https://verdemagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/looking_away_vupload-e1732389750235-1045x1200.jpg)
![Teachers gather on the side of El Camino Real before school Tuesday to protest the lack of a pay increase. PAEA members have come together to support this cause. "You'll see when teachers are wearing their [PAEA] shirts, that means we're showing solidarity for negotiations," Social Studies teacher Ken Tinsley said.](https://verdemagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/IMG_4667-1-1200x900.jpg)
