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Modern Transitional Estate Exceptional Menlo Park Home Palo Vol. XXXVI, Number 8 Q November 28, 2014 Alto SPECIAL REPORT:RT: Goodbye, free parking Page 2020 www.PaloAltoOnline.comwww.Pa l o AltoOnline. com Concerts and gatherings make spirits bright PAGE 36 Donate to the HOLIDAY FUND page 4 Transitions 17 Arts 27 Eating Out 29 Shop Talk 31 Movies 32 QTitle Pages Richard Ford resurrects his key character Page 35 QHome Decor ideas galore on holiday home tour Page 40 QSports Stanford football leaps back into bowl picture Page 51 “It’s better to find something earlier than later. You have hope.” —Santwona Behera, Stanford Patient November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month Lung cancer isn’t just a smoker’s disease. Each year, more than 224,000 people are diagnosed with lung cancer in the U.S., many of whom are non-smokers. But there is hope. Early detection and the most advanced care can save lives. Stanford’s team of lung cancer experts has been at the forefront of lung cancer screening and detection, performing minimally invasive and lung-sparing surgeries, developing novel radiation therapy techniques, and leading clinical trials resulting in new treatments. Learn how Stanford’s team can help you. Learn more at: stanfordhealthcare.org/now Page 2 • November 28, 2014 • Palo Alto Weekly • www.PaloAltoOnline.com $$ "$ #$#$ $ #$"!#$!$!$" $"$#$"!#$ "# .2,.-/.,2&0.)2+$/2(-/10%1/,212(-/1!$''"2,(/11*2*1-/'"2 2 # $"!# #0!!1/,2!/+2)+$/'"2(-/120*2.)-.2&12 /+%0#12 - '0(-*.,2!+/21-()2(-/10%1/2&12)0/12 1/,+*-'2-0#1,2+*2-2#-0'"2-,0,20%10*2(-/10%1/,2-/12+!.1*2 .)121,.2()+0(12!+/2.)+,12,1*0+/,2&)+2*11#2.)12(+ -*0+*,)0 2 +!2-*+.)1/2 1/,+*2$.2&)+2#+2*+.2)-%120*.1*,12-''2.)12.012 12!+''+&2.)0,2&0.)21.1*,0%12./-0*0*20*-''"2&120*%0.12 1/,+*-'2*11#, 1/0-./0(21 1/.,2.+211.2&0.)2+$/2(-/10%1/,2,+2.)-.2.)1"2-/1 $ .+#-.12&0.)2.)12*1&1,.20#1-,2-+$.2,1*0+/2(-/1 .2+12-/12,,0,.-*(12&121-*20.2&)1*2&12.-'2-+$.2 /+%0#0*2.)121,.20*2,1*0+/2(-/1&)1.)1/20.20,2+*2-*2)+$/'"2 !$"$ # $"!#$$/2(-/10%0*2,1/%0(1,2!+($,2+*2 -,0,2+/2-2'0%10*2-,0, .&+2-,0(2." 1,2+!2(-/12)+$/'"2-*#2'0%10*2)12,1/%0(12"+$ ()++,120,2#1.1/0*1#2"2"+$/2 -/.0($'-/2*11#, !$"!# &+/,2&1''2!+/2-*"2!-0'01,2*2.)0,2,0.$-.0+* +1-/1,,0,.-*(1(+ &12 /+%0#12./-0*1#2(-/10%1/,2+*2-*2)+$/'"2-,0,21/12.)12 2-&.)+/*12%1*$1 (-/10%1/2!+($,1,2-''2)1/2-..1*.0+*21('$,0%1'"2+*2.)12,1*0+/ -'+2'.+22 www.PaloAltoOnline.com • Palo Alto Weekly • November 28, 2014 • Page 3 Support our Kids with a gift to the Holiday Fund. Last Year’s Grant Recipients ach year the Palo Alto Weekly Holiday Fund raises Give to the Palo Alto money to support programs serving families and 10 Books A Home . .$7,500 Weekly Holiday Fund and Ada’s Café . .$20,000 children in the Palo Alto area. Since the Weekly Adolescent Counseling Services . .$10,000 E your donation is doubled. Bayshore Christian Ministries . .$5,000 and the Silicon Valley Community Foundation cover all the Breast Cancer Connections. .$5,000 administrative costs, every dollar raised goes directly to You give to non-profit groups Building Futures Now. .$5,000 CASSY . .$10,000 support community programs through grants to non-profit that work right here in our Children’s Center of the Peninsula . .$5,200 organizations ranging up to $25,000. community. It’s a great Collective Roots . .$7,500 And with the generous support of matching grants Community Legal Services in East Palo Alto. .$7,500 way to ensure that your Computers for Youth Foundation . .$5,000 from local foundations, including the Packard, Hewlett, Deborah’s Palm . .$10,000 charitable donations are Arrillaga & Peery foundations, your tax-deductible gift Downtown Streets Team. .$5,000 working at home. DreamCatchers . .$15,000 will be doubled in size. A donation of $100 turns into East Palo Alto Kids Foundation . .$5,000 $200 with the foundation matching gifts. East Palo Alto Youth Court . .$5,000 Environmental Volunteers . .$5,000 Whether as an individual, a business or in honor of EPA Tennis & Tutoring. .$5,000 someone else, help us reach our goal of $350,000 by Family Connections . .$7,500 Donate online at Foothill-De Anza Foundation. .$7,500 making a generous contribution to the Holiday Fund. CLICK AND ssiliconvalleycf.org/i Foundation for a College Education . .$10,000 With your generosity, we can give a major boost to the GIVE Friends of Palo Alto Junior Museum & Zoo . .$5,000 paw-holiday-fund Hidden Villa . .$5,000 programs in our community helping kids and families. InnVision Shelter Network . .$10,000 JLS Middle School . .$5,500 Jordan Middle School . .$5,500 Kara. .$15,000 Enclosed is a donation of $_______________ Mayview Community Health Center . .$10,000 Music in the Schools Foundation. .$15,000 Name _________________________________________________________ New Creation Home Ministries . .$5,000 New Voices for Youth . .$2,500 Business Name _________________________________________________ Nuestra Casa . .$7,500 Address _______________________________________________________ Palo Alto Art Center Foundation . .$5,000 Palo Alto Community Child Care. .$10,000 City/State/Zip __________________________________________________ Palo Alto Historical Association. .$5,000 Palo Alto Housing Corporation . .$5,000 E-Mail __________________________________________________ Palo Alto Humane Society. .$2,500 Phone _________________________________________________________ All donors and their gift amounts will be Parents Nursery School. .$5,000 published in the Palo Alto Weekly unless the Peninsula HealthCare Connection. .$7,500 Credit Card (MC, VISA, or AMEX) boxes below are checked. Project WeHOPE. .$15,000 Quest Learning Center . .$5,000 _________________________________________Expires _______/_______ T I wish to contribute anonymously. Racing Hearts. .$2,500 T Please withhold the amount of my Rebuilding Together Peninsula . .$10,000 contribution. Silicon Valley FACES . .$7,500 Signature ______________________________________________________ Please make checks payable to: St. Elizabeth Seton School. .$7,500 Silicon Valley Community Foundation St. Francis of Assisi Youth Club . .$5,000 I wish to designate my contribution as follows: (select one) St. Vincent de Paul . .$6,000 Send coupon and check, if applicable, to: Teen Talk Sexuality Education . .$5,000 T In my name as shown above Palo Alto Weekly Holiday Fund Terman Middle School . .$5,500 T In the name of business above c/o Silicon Valley Community Foundation TheatreWorks. .$7,500 2440 West El Camino Real, Suite 300 Youth Community Service. .$20,000 OR: T In honor of: T In memory of: T As a gift for: Mountain View, CA 94040 Youth Speaks Out. .$5,000 The Palo Alto Weekly Holiday Fund is a donor _____________________________________________________________ (Name of person) advised fund of Silicon Valley Community Foundation, a 501 (c) (3) charitable Non-profits: Grant application organization. A contribution to this fund allows and guidelines at your donation to be tax deductible to the fullest www.PaloAltoOnline.com/holiday_fund extent of the law. Application deadline: January 9, 2015 Page 4 • November 28, 2014 • Palo Alto Weekly • www.PaloAltoOnline.com UpfrontLocal news, information and analysis Tree lighting to kick off holiday season Mom-and-pop stores are hoping quality, service and customer notch service. and other promotional materials. But Russ loyalty will prevail over deep discounts Retail businesses traditionally do the Cohen, the group’s executive director, said majority of their annual sales during the the work of delivering hundreds of magnets, by Sue Dremann holiday season. pens, mats and bags was overwhelming, and owntown Palo Alto will launch the tion people not to expect the big discounts Last year the Palo Alto Downtown Busi- the revenues didn’t markedly increase. holiday shopping season on Satur- and holiday frenzy of the big-box stores. ness and Professional Association focused Mom-and-pop store owners interviewed D day, Nov. 29, with the annual holi- There’s no way the mom-and-pop retailers its efforts on promoting Small Business this week agreed. The mediocre results day tree lighting at Lytton Plaza, music, can compete with Black Friday and Cyber Saturday, an event started by American were partially due to shoppers’ mindsets, carolers, frolicking elves, make-and-take Monday, they say. Express in 2010 to encourage shoppers to they told the Weekly: Customers flock to ornaments, face painting and food and Instead, merchants plan to attract holi- patronize small stores by offering cardhold- the mall or online for the big discounts; drinks. day customers by offering what they say ers a credit when they spend at participating they don’t look to smaller retailers for But while the event is intended to encour- they provide year-round: quality, interest- retailers. The association provided business- age visitors to “shop local,” merchants cau- ing products that make great gifts and top- es with door mats, stickers, shopping bags (continued on page 9) DEVELOPMENT Three-story building proposed for Olive Garden site Existing restaurant would be demolished, replaced with mixed-use development by Gennady Sheyner n the latest sign of the construction another development proposed by Hayes: boom happening around California a four-story office building that would go I Avenue, Palo Alto planners are con- up on a currently vacant parking lot on the sidering a proposal to demolish the Olive corner of Page Mill and El Camino Real. Garden building on El Camino Real and While Hayes’ proposal for 2755 El Cami- replace it with a three-story development no Real initially sought zoning exceptions that would be four times as dense as the through the controversial — and now sus- existing structure.
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