Missing the Target: East Palo Alto store announces closing Nathalia Arias and Andrew Kassel October 10, 2024
One man’s trash, another man’s treasure: Trading through local Facebook group Palina Kuzmina and Vit Do March 20, 2023
The Tinsley transformation: Changes to transfer program take effect Nadia Soberg and Ashmita Rajmohan December 12, 2022
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Breaking new ground: Judge LaDoris Cordell transforms Palo Alto Allison Chang and Bim Bolarinwa March 24, 2021
Activists raise money for anti-racism art after vandalism, donate excess Paisley Annes August 28, 2020
![PROTEST POSTERS — Stanford researcher Neali Armstrong reads dozens of posters depicting anti-racism messages and art lining University Avenue on Sunday afternoon. “We wanted it [the installation] to be clean, to be powerful and to be the voice of the youth,” said Lucia Amieva-Wang, organizer of the Palo Alto Youth Art Protest group and former Verde Magazine staff member. Photo by Paisley Annes](https://verdemagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/IMG_1039-2-1-768x1024.jpg)