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See If Your Favorite Auto Shop Is a 2014 C L E a N B a Y B U S I N E S S Palo Vol. XXXVI, Number 7 Q November 21, 2014 Alto County looks to ease traffic jams Page 5 www.PaloAltoOnline.comw w w. P a l o A l t o O n l i n e. c o m Up for debate Palo Alto nonprofit empowers students to have a voice PAGE 21 INSIDE THIS ISSUE 2014 Holiday Gift Guide Transitions 18 Eating Out 30 Movies 34 Puzzles 56 Donate to the HOLIDAY FUND page 37 QArts Four comedians take ‘Walk of Shame’ tour Page 25 QHome Professorville: historic and well-located Page 41 QSports Stanford soccer teams in NCAA active Page 58 “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. 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Learn more at: stanfordhealthcare.org/now Page 2 • November 21, 2014 • Palo Alto Weekly • www.PaloAltoOnline.com SOLD Jackie and Richard thank you for trusting us to help you achieve your Real Estate Success. 361 Tioga, Palo Alto* 28830 Bailey Ranch, Hayward* 126 Flying Mist Isle, Foster City* SOLD SOLD SOLD 3421 El Camino 28E, Atherton* 2140 Santa Cruz 307, Menlo Park* 2030 Liberty Park, Menlo Park SOLD SOLD SOLD 707 Bryant 208, Palo Alto* 2016 Liberty Park, Menlo Park 1751 Alma, Palo Alto* SOLD SOLD SOLD Call Jackie and Richard to Sell Your Home ̈́ʹʹͲǡͲͲͲǡͲͲͲ Jackie Richard 650-855-9700 650-566-8033 [email protected] [email protected] BRE # 01092400 BRE # 01413607 www.schoelerman.com ȗ www.PaloAltoOnline.com • Palo Alto Weekly • November 21, 2014 • Page 3 See if your favorite auto shop is a 2014 C L E A N B A Y B U S I N E S S More than 90 percent of vehicle service facilities in our communities are making special efforts to protect local creeks and San Francisco Bay. Their routine shop practices keep pollutants away from both storm EAST PALO ALTO drains and the sewer system. Jim Davis Automotive/Valero A-1 Auto Service Mathews-Carlsen Body Works Cavallino Collision Repair Mechanica Automotive CSI Chevron Meissner Automotive East Palo Alto Shell Nine Minute Oil & Lube Infinity Auto Salvage Oil Changers Parking Company of Palo Alto Airport America(PCA) Palo Alto BMW Touchatt Trucking Palo Alto Fire Station #1 Palo Alto Fire Station #2 Palo Alto Fire Station #3 LOS ALTOS Palo Alto Fire Station #4 Palo Alto Fire Station #5 Allied Auto Works (Grant Rd) Palo Alto Fuel Service Allied Auto Works (Miramonte) Palo Alto German Car Corporation Chevron Automotive Center Palo Alto Municipal Golf Course El Camino Unocal Maintenance Yard Ladera Auto Wiorks Palo Alto Municipal Service Center Los Altos Arco AM/PM Palo Alto Shell Los Altos City Yard Look for the blue emblem in East Palo Alto, Los Altos, Palo Alto Speedometer Service Los Altos Union Mountain View, Palo Alto, and Stanford Palo Alto Unified School District Reitmeir’s Werkstatt, Inc. Palo Alto Unocal Service Skip’s Tire & Auto Centers Park Automotive Service USA Gasoline/Shell Park Avenue Motors Village Chevron Rossi Aircraft, Inc. Say Ray Auto Service Felix’s Auto Service, Inc. Rich’s Tire Service Sherman’s Auto Service MOUNTAIN VIEW Garage One Subaru Workshop Rotten Robbie-4 Smog Pros/Arco Grant Road Gas & Auto Care, LLC San Antonio Valero #7230 Stanford Auto Care A-1 Auto Tech Harv’s Car Wash Savings Auto Care StreetFX Customs A-1 Foreign Auto Helming’s Auto Repair SCC Transportation Authority Tesla Motor, Inc. AAMotorworks Herlinger Corvette Repair Shoreline Shell The Car Doctor All-Automotive Heyer Performance Silicon Valley Express Car Wash Valero USA (El Camino) Americana Shell #142 (El Camino) Ignightus Enterprises, Inc. Silicon Valley Valero #7864 Valero USA (San Antonio) Autobahn Body & Paint Independence Auto Body Sleek Motoring Volvo of Palo Alto/McLaren Autobahn Motorsport Haus Independence Car Service Steve Weiss Enterprises West Valley Aircraft Services Avis Rent A Car System, Inc. Israel’s Tire & Alignment Stuttgart Werkstatt West Valley Flying Club B & L Auto Repair Jiffy Lube #2342 Sunnyvale Foreign Car Service, Inc. Yeaman Auto Body Barooni Imports Joe’s Foreign Car Takahashi Automotive, Inc. Bay Area Performance Cycles, Inc. Kevin’s Auto Repair The Car Clinic Bay Muffler King’s Body Shop Trackstar Racing Bill Bailey Chevron #9-6377 KML Machining United Collision Center, Inc. STANFORD Bill’s Towing Service Larry’s AutoWorks, Inc. Wheel Works #8218 Bosco Oil/Valley Oil Company Laslo’s Auto Repair Yardbird Equipment Sales Campus Service/Valero BTN Automotive Lou’s Automotive Yarnell’s Service Center, Inc. Facility Operations Fleet Garage BW’s German Car Lozano Car Wash, Inc. Young’s Automotive Service Peninsula Sanitation Services California BMW Magnussen Car West Auto Body Zinola’s Machine Shop Stanford Golf Course Maintenance Facility Chevron USA #9-0699 Magnussen Car West Auto Body-MV II Clearwater Carwash Mark Merrill CMV – Fire Station #1 Mercedes Service of Mountain View CMV – Fire Station #2 Mercedes Werkstatt PALO ALTO CMV – Fire Station #3 Metropolitan Van & Storage, Inc. Advantage Aviation CMV – Fire Station #4 Midas Anderson Honda CMV – Fire Station #5 Middlefield Auto Service Arco (San Antonio) CMV – Fleet Services Division Miramonte Shell Art’s Bodycraft CMV - Shoreline Golf Links Mobile Mercedes Doctor Auto Pride Car Wash CMV – Utilities Division Modderman Service, Inc. Barron Park Shell Service Corporate Auto Works Mountain View Alliance Brad Lozares Golf Shop Custom Alignment Mountain View Arco #07020 Budget/Avis Rent-A-Car D & A Garage Mountain View Auto Repair, Inc. Carlsen Audi D.P. Precision Mountain View Body Shop Chevron USA (El Camino) Dave’s Body Shop Auto Detailing Mountain View Collision Center CMK Automotive Dean’s Automotive, Inc. Mountain View Radiator D & M Motors Depot Garage Mountain View Smog Check Dave’s Auto Repair Dinan Engineering, Inc. Mountain View Valero #7542 E-Car Discount Tire Co./America’s Tire Co. MPG Auto Service Elite Auto Performance Driven Auto Care, Inc. MV/Whisman School District Embarcadero Shell Edge Motorworks, Inc. O’Grady Paving, Inc. Enterprise Rent-A-Car (San Antonio) El Monte 76 Service #253686 Pacific Smog Tech European Asian Auto Center Euro Quattro Pan American Collision Center 4Less Smog Check Evelyn 76 Parker Automotive Fimbres’ Brothers Expert Auto Care Pedro’s Auto Clinic Heinichen’s Garage Family Thrifty Car Wash (Bay Street) Perfection Auto Detail Hengehold Truck Rental Family Thrifty Car Wash (El Camino) Performance European Jiffy Lube #1283 (Middlefield) FCC Collision (Old Middlefield Way) Recology Mountain View Jiffy Lube #1297 (El Camino) FCC Collision Mountain View, LLC Rengstorff Shell #144 The Regional Water Quality Control Plant is operated by the City of Palo Alto for the East Palo Alto Sanitary District, Los Altos, Los Altos Hills, Mountain View, Palo Alto, and Stanford Page 4 • November 21, 2014 • Palo Alto Weekly • www.PaloAltoOnline.com UpfrontLocal news, information and analysis Page Mill-Oregon, Foothill expressways eyed for changes County looks at installing new signals, reconfiguring modifying the Alma Bridge over most troublesome spots remain and Junipero Serra/Foothill Ex- ramps to ease traffic jams Oregon, improving the Interstate to the west. Project engineers un- pressway, either an underpass or 280/Page Mill interchange, im- veiled preliminary proposals for overpass would be built. by Sue Dremann proving the Junipero Serra Bou- the 4.7-mile expressway at a drop- “It is the third worst in the en- ome of the most dangerous to head off major traffic problems levard and Page Mill intersection in session on Monday. tire county expressway system in and congested sections of for the next 25 years on all of the and reconfiguring the U.S. 101/ The Alma Bridge, which has terms of traffic delays,” Dawn S Oregon Expressway/Page county’s expressways. Oregon/Embarcadero interchange four ramps, would be widened to Cameron, county transportation Mill Road from Alma Street to Santa Clara County Roads and so traffic doesn’t back up onto Or- six lanes to add new traffic signals planner, said Monday. Foothill Expressway are being Airports officials held two meet- egon. and left-turn lanes that would feed In one of three preliminary eyed for redesign to improve bike ings in Palo Alto this week on the The county recently installed traffic onto two new clover-leaf concepts, Page Mill would be and pedestrian safety and ease Oregon-Page Mill expressway, new traffic signals and improved on-ramps. Two existing ramps to trenched underneath Foothill. traffic backups. The project is which extends from U.S. Highway bike and pedestrian safety along and from Oregon would be elimi- Bike and pedestrian lanes could part of Santa Clara County’s Ex- 101 to Interstate 280. Oregon from West Bayshore Road nated. pressway Plan 2040, which seeks The 2040 project proposes to Bryant Street, but many of the At the intersection of Page Mill (continued on page 16) ELECTION 2014 Wolbach edges out Kou for fifth council seat Legislative aide joins Holman, Scharff, DuBois and Filseth on the City Council by Gennady Sheyner ory Wolbach, a legislative and Eric Filseth, were elected to aide for state Sen. Jerry the council on Nov. 4. Incumbent C Hill, has edged out emer- Councilwoman Karen Holman, gency-preparedness leader Lydia who was endorsed by the group, Kou for the fifth contested seat in easily won a second term on Elec- Palo Alto’s heated City Council tion Day, ensuring that the coun- race, according to the final bal- cil’s slow-growth wing — which Veronica Weber Veronica lot count from the Santa Clara also includes Greg Schmid and, County Registrar’s Office.
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