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Gilroy Dispatch
South Valley voters exercise their ‘civic duty’
Tuesday’s general election took place within a deeply divided American electorate and under a cloud of concerns about the nation’s future. Still, voters in South Valley showed up steadily at vote centers throughout the day Nov. 3, with many making quick stops to drop off their ballots already filled out, signed and sealed. In some counties, nearly one-third of registered voters dropped off or mailed their ballots before Election Day.
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Yiaya Opens Pay-by-Weight Yogurt Shop in Downtown Palo Alto
Yiaya Greek Yogurt opened Oct. 30 at 520 Bryant St., in the former Blue Bin Vintage space. The self-serve shop charges by weight: $1.30 per ounce for frozen yogurt and $1.35 per ounce for fresh Greek yogurt. Social media posts reported waits of up to 40 minutes, according to Palo Alto Online, which interviewed owner Lia L., who asked not to have her last name published. The shop has no indoor seating.
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Silicon Valley
Sales pick up at downtown San Jose housing tower
SAN JOSE — A downtown San Jose housing tower has sold nearly half its condominiums, a purchasing surge that has accompanied the official opening of an amenities area and pool deck at the residential complex. San Jose political and business leaders held a ribbon-cutting ceremony Thursday to mark a...
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The Almanac Online
Mountain View Voice
Fall home & garden events: Make a holiday centerpiece, learn to compost and more
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... 10 a.m.-noon, Saturday, Nov. 7 | Gamble Garden, 1431 Waverley St., Palo Alto | Free | Registration required. Learn how to turn your kitchen scraps into nutrient-rich compost with the help of some amazing worms during this 2-hour composting workshop geared for beginners and garden pros alike. Compost helps plants grow bigger, stronger and healthier and increases moisture retention. Palo Alto residents can receive a free compost bin or worm bin (one per household), while supplies last, by attending this workshop.
The Almanac Online
Journalist Alexis Madrigal to appear at Stanford
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The cranes at the Oakland Seaport are far more than just industrial landmarks we see as we drive by on Highway 880. In his 2025 book, “The Pacific Circuit,” journalist Alexis Madrigal explored how they are testaments to the powers of globalization, with international shipping a key force that shifted our culture during the 20th century and left an imprint on a key port like Oakland.