by Gennady SheynerFaced with protests from Barron Park residents over toxic materials at a nearby plating shop, Palo Alto officials on Monday commissioned new studies to determine the risk level and consider possible options for managing the risk. »
by Gennady SheynerSeeking to calm fears in the Barron Park neighborhood about toxic materials from a nearby plating shop flowing onto residents' properties, Palo Alto officials will consider on Monday ways to limit the threat, including tightening up z... »
by Gennady SheynerA wave of concerns from Barron Park residents has prompted Palo Alto officials to take a fresh look at the toxic chemicals at Communication and Power Industries, a company whose Stanford Research Park facility stands right next to the... »
by Sue DremannA 250-year-old valley oak was being cut down at 740 Kendall Ave. Friday morning. The tree stood in an open field in Barron Park before the subdivision was built and a 1947 photo shows the oak as the centerpiece of the new subdivision, whi... »
by Chris KenrickEvery month, parents at Barron Park Elementary School in Palo Alto are invited to an "inclusion coffee" to share their thoughts about a new pilot program at the school -- taking the inclusion of some special-education students to a sign... »
