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Should downtown Palo Alto streets remain closed now that state has reopened?

Should downtown Palo Alto streets remain closed now that state has reopened?
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Palo Alto to keep University and California avenues car-free through September

Palo Alto to keep University and California avenues car-free through September
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New plan would reopen University Avenue to traffic in July

The experiment with a car-free University Avenue may come to an abrupt end next month, with the city proposing to reopen the street to cars on July 6 and to follow suit on California Avenue on Sept. 7.

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Palo Alto may end street dining after state reopens

It’s another sign of normalcy returning to one Peninsula city. Streets closed for outdoor dining during the pandemic may reopen sooner than anticipated. The idea has some restaurant owners and retailers divided.

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Here s where the Bay Area s wealthy are temporarily relocating

Here s where the Bay Area s wealthy are temporarily relocating amid COVID-19 FacebookTwitterEmail Sayulita, Mexico.Jordan Siemens/Getty Images While most people have hunkered down at home through the COVID-19 pandemic, some members of the wealthy set have fled their shut-down cities for far-flung destinations, and they re sparing no expense, according to a report from Bloomberg News. Jack Ezon, founder of Embark Beyond, told Bloomberg the luxury getaways he s planning for clients including those on the West Coast who are escaping to Arizona and Mexico average about $70,000 a month, with most people booking two- to four-month stays. Californians in particular jetted to sunny locales with their laptops in tow when Gov. Newsom issued the regional stay-at-home order in mid-December.

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