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A prosecutor has sent a letter to former Palo Alto Superintendent Don Austin’s new school district in Laguna Beach asking about allegations that board members violated open meeting laws when he was hired. Orange County Senior Deputy District Attorney Avery Harrison

wants the Laguna Beach Unified School District to respond to claims of the board violating the Brown Act, a state law requiring elected officials to make decisions in public. Harrison asked Laguna Beach to respond to the allegations by Wednesday.

“Without any intent to interfere in your review or opine on any potential violations of law at this time, we encourage the LBUSD board to ensure the provisions of the Brown Act are followed,” Harrison said. Laguna Beach and Palo Alto’s

of Brown Act violations. The Palo Alto school board paid Austin $596,802 to resign on Feb. 20, and Laguna Beach paid Superintendent Jason Glass $253,750 to resign on May 12. Then Laguna Beach agreed to hire Austin on May 14. Palo Alto [See AUSTIN, page 22]

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WORLD CUP WIN: The United States World Cup team clinched a spot in the knockout stage with its 2-0 victory over Australia in Seattle yesterday, its second win in as many games in this World Cup.

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HITTING MOSCOW: Russia’s capital faced one of its largest drone attacks of the war, sparking massive explosions and large-scale fires at a major Moscow oil refinery. MLB PROBE: The Justice Department has opened a civil rights investigation into MLB after it forbid players from writing Bible verses on their caps in protest of the Giants’ Pride Night.

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Familiar face may lead town of Woodside over a text message exchange, accord- following the story since Freed had ing to a publication in northern San Di- worked in that community. Woodside Town Council may ap- ego County known as the Coast News Worked in Palo Alto point Pamela Antil as interim town Group. Antil previously served as assistant manager, who was under scrutiny for What led to the lawsuit city manager for Palo Alto from 2010 an inappropriate text exchange at her “He just looks like a d****ebag,” In- to 2014, and for San Jose from 2014 to previous job. Council determined ternational City/County Management 2015, according to her resume. After it would take several Association board member William working at Encinitas, she served as an months to find a new Fraser said to Antil during a censure interim assistant manager for San Brumanager, so it’s looking appeal hearing tied to comments Freed no in 2025. She is now a consultant for Sunnyto appoint Antil to serve made about Covid-19 policies. The temporarily after firing association oversees city and county vale and an interim executive for Chula its former Town Manag- managers worldwide, according to its Vista, according to her resume. ANTIL If she gets the job on Tuesday, Aner, Jason Ledbetter, for website. “He is,” Antil responded. til will start on July 1 and work for 12 threatening the town. The lawsuit was dropped after an months or until a new town manager is Antil was the city manager of Encinitas, a city in San Diego, from 2020 to agreement between Freed and the as- appointed, according to Town Attorney 2024. During that time she was sued by sociation, according to the Port Hu- Jean Savaree’s report. Antil’s annual a Michigan city official, James Freed, ron, Mich., Times Herald, which was salary will be $335,000. BY ADRIANA HERNANDEZ Daily Post Staff Writer

Council fired Ledbetter after he demanded $400,000 to keep secret a report he wrote making allegations against council members.

No charges The San Mateo County District Attorney did not bring charges against Ledbetter because the DA believes he had no intention of extorting the town for money and thought he was negotiating his severance. Ledbetter alleged in a letter he sent to council on Feb. 17 that he was manipulated to stop subsidized housing projects and that two council members made disparaging, racist and sexist remarks about others on council. Council fired Ledbetter on May 1 for threatening the town and violating his contract.

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A look at local government agendas Every Saturday, the Post prints items from the agendas of city councils and school boards so that you, the citizen, can stay informed about what your government is planning to do. PALO ALTO PARKS AND RECREATION COMMISSION 7 p.m., Tuesday 250 Hamilton Ave. Byxbee: Commissioners may re-dedicate 7.7 acres by Byxbee Park as parkland that was previously set aside for a sewage processing facility. Driving: Commissioners will discuss adding a second level the city’s driving range. LOS ALTOS CITY COUNCIL 5 p.m., Tuesday 1 N. San Antonio Road Halsey: Council will discuss a report on demolishing the city-owned Halsey House, a historic landmark in the Redwood Grove Nature Preserve. Parking: Council may place a

citizen-led measure on the ballot that would require voter approval before developing downtown parking lots. Advisory: Council may place an advisory measure on the ballot to get public opinion on housing policy. Trees: Council may hire Dudek for $199,909 to assess the city’s trees. Remote: Council may pass new rules for remote meetings. Commissions: Council may cut four commissions from seven to five members. MOUNTAIN VIEW CITY COUNCIL 6:30 p.m., Tuesday 500 Castro St. Hotel: Council may place a hotel tax increase on the November ballot. Franklin: Council may approve a three-story, 11-unit apartment building at 333 Franklin St. Budget: Council may approve the 2026-27 budget. Trees: Council may approve a plan for city trees.

Land Trusts: Council may spent $1.4 million to help community land trusts and co-ops buy housing. Cuesta: Council may approve a $600,000 emergency contract with Valley Construction Company to help fix a water breach by Cuesta Park. Japan: Council may spend $25,000 for Mayor Emily Ann Ramos and Councilwoman Ellen Kamei to go to Iwata, Japan. Google: Council may lease 3.7 acres from Google for pickleball courts at 485 and 495 Clyde Ave. Golf: Council may add $260,000 to the budget for Shoreline Golf Links. Advertise: Council may sign an $11,500 contract with the San Jose Post Record to advertise the city’s legal notices for a year. Sewers: Council may add $503,000 to a contract with Basset Engineering to replace sewers around San Antonio Road. Park: Council may buy two properties for $18.7 million for a park at 909 and 917 San Rafael Ave.

Sea-Level: Council may add $400,000 to a contract with GHD Inc. to study sea level rise. Oktoberfest: Council may close off downtown for Oktoberfest on Oct. 10 and 11. Police: Council may close off a parking lot and remove 40 trees to build a new police headquarters. Water: Council may approve a fiveyear plan for water shortages. Attorney: Council will honor City Attorney Jennifer Logue’s appointment as a judge and may appoint Jannie Quinn as interim city attorney.

SANTA CLARA COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS 9:30 a.m., Tuesday 70 W. Hedding St., San Jose Latino: Supervisors will get a report on Latino health. License: Supervisors will get a report on license plate-reading cameras. Solar: Supervisors will get a report [See AGENDAS, page 8]

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SANTA CLARA COUNTY PLANNING COMMISSION 6 p.m., Thursday 70 W. Hedding St., San Jose Stanford: Commissioners will discuss Stanford’s compliance with its 2000 General Use Permit, or GUP.

acres at the corner of E. Middlefield Road and Highway 237. Doggy: A zoning administrator may allow a doggy day care at 1132 Independence Ave. REDWOOD CITY COUNCIL 6 p.m., Monday 1017 Middlefield Road El Camino: Council will review a presentation on the Grand Boulevard Initiative, which aims to add bike lanes and make it safer for pedestrians along El Camino Real. Parking: Council may set a parking permit program in the Redwood Oaks neighborhood. Appoint: Council may appoint members to city committees and commissions. SAN CARLOS CITY COUNCIL 7 p.m., Monday 600 Elm St. Closed: In closed session, council will discuss labor negotiations, a lawsuit and anticipated litigation. Elevator: Council may approve a new elevator for the library. Budget: Council will review its budget. Salary: Council will review the salaries for the fiscal year 2027-28.

MIDPENINSULA PLANNING AND NATURAL RESOURCES COMMITTEE 1 p.m., Tuesday 620 Correas St., Half Moon Bay Purisuma: The committee may spend $120,779 on planting native plants in Purisima Creek Redwoods Open Space Preserve. MOUNTAIN VIEW ADMINISTRATIVE ZONING HEARING 4 p.m., Wednesday 500 Castro St. LinkedIn: A zoning administrator may extend LinkedIn’s permit to build 429,491 square feet of offices on 29

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WOODSIDE TOWN COUNCIL 7 p.m., Tuesday 2955 Woodside Road Closed: In closed session, council will discuss two anticipated lawsuits and one existing lawsuit. Manager: Council may appoint former Palo Alto Assistant Manager Pamela Antil as interim manager. SAN MATEO COUNTY BOARD OF SUPERVISORS 9 a.m., Tuesday 500 County Center, Redwood City Appoint: Supervisors will appoint one new member and reappoint five to the Independent Civilian Advisory Commission for the County Sheriff’s Office. Closed: In closed session, the board will discuss lawsuits filed by former Sheriff Christina Corpus and Associate Management Analyst Valerie Barnes. REDWOOD CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 7 p.m., Wednesday 750 Bradford St. Closed: Behind closed doors, the board will discuss employee discipline and anticipated litigation. Budget: The board may approve its budget for the 2026-27 year. RETHINK WASTE 2 p.m., Thursday 1245 San Carlos, San Carlos Closed: Behind closed doors, the board will discuss labor negotiations.

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Fernandez Silverio, 37, of East Palo Alto, arrested for creating a public nuisance, 3800 block of Fabian Way. JUNE 11 2:17 a.m. — Anthony John Purdy, 51, of San Francisco, arrested on a warrant, El Camino and Quarry Road. 1:24 p.m. — Avelardo Hernandez Morales, 40, of East Palo Alto, cited for shoplifting at Whole Foods, 774 Emerson St. 2:56 p.m. — Battery, Forest Ave. JUNE 12 9:24 a.m. — Ashot Ashugyan, 73, of Mountain View, arrested for sexual battery, Embarcadero and E. Bayshore roads. SUNDAY 12:15 p.m. — Shoplifting, Stanford Shopping Center. TUESDAY 3 p.m. — Julian Esteban Garcia Zuluaga, 24, of Compton, arrested for grand theft, Stanford Shopping Center. 4 p.m. — Grand theft, 700 block of San Antonio Road. 4:29 p.m. — Cynthia Rose Gonzales, 69, transient, arrested for creating a public nuisance, 3700 block of El Camino. 8:45 p.m. — Auto burglary, 500 block of Webster St.

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JUNE 10 4:48 a.m. — Vehicle stolen, 800 block of E. El Camino. 8:42 a.m. — Roberto Gonzalez Perez, 19, of Mountain View, cited on a warrant, 2200 block of California St. 8:46 a.m. — Vehicle stolen, 500 block of W. Middlefield Road. 12:18 p.m. — Theft, 100 block of Aspen Way. 4:40 p.m. — Theft at Costco, 1000 N. Rengstorff Ave. 5:52 p.m. — Vandalism, 1900 block of Silverwood Ave. 6:03 p.m. — Grand theft at Best Buy, 715 E. El Camino. 6:52 p.m. — Trespasser reported at Jared Jewelers, 685 San Antonio Road. WEDNESDAY Mark Valdez, 37, transient, arrested on 11:50 a.m. — Juan Hernandez, a warrant. JUNE 11 28, of Mountain View, arrested for 1:45 a.m. — Moustafa Alkechtban, trespassing and possession of drug 28, of Milpitas, arrested for possession paraphernalia, 900 block of Acacia Ave. 4:50 p.m. — Richard Lebakos, 60, of a concealed dirk or dagger, Jackson of Los Altos, arrested on a warrant, Park. 1600 block of Morton Ave. 3:39 a.m. — Two vehicles

EAST PALO ALTO THURSDAY 12:40 a.m. — Carla Aguilar, 35, of Hayward, cited for possession of narcotics for sale, University and Purdue avenues. Jamie Escobar, 33, of Sunnyvale, cited for possession of drug paraphernalia. Incident handled by Menlo Park police. 6 p.m. — Jesus Mora, 34, of Castro Valley, arrested for parole violation, University Ave. and Bay Road. Arrest made by Menlo Park police.

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NORTH FAIR OAKS TUESDAY 6 p.m. — Ramiro Israel Tejeda Anguiano, 18, arrested on a warrant, 200 block of Third Ave. 10:02 p.m. — Victor Lemus Galicia, 59, arrested for public drunkenness, 400 block of Third Ave.

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444 Tennyson Ave., 94301, 5 bedrooms, 8219 square feet, built in 2007, Tennyson Avenue LLC to Chen-Liu Family Trust for $22,000,000, closed May 22 765 San Antonio Road #48, 94303, 2 bedrooms, 946 square feet, built in 1976, Janis Ford to Elie and Sanaa Aridi for $765,000, closed May 18 (last sale: $142,500, 01-01-91) 570 Vista Ave., 94306, 2 bedrooms, 917 square feet, built in 1979, Lenicheck Trust to Mykola Mykhailian for $910,000, closed May 21 660 Palo Alto Ave., 94301, 3 bedrooms, 2400 square feet, built in 1921, Jolanta and Victor Szczerba to Tatiana and Andrii Rosa for $2,950,000, closed May 22

MENLO PARK 830 Monte Rosa Drive, 94025, 4 bedrooms, 3335 square feet, built in 1961, Bjorkman Living Trust to Youjia and Pintao Zhou for $5,250,000, closed May 4 (last sale: $2,700,000, 02-19-15) 345 Vine St., 94025, 5 bedrooms, 3220 square feet, built in 2008, Malecek

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LOS ALTOS 484 Cherry Ave., 94022, 4 bedrooms, 5043 square feet, built in 2006, Bing Cui to At Field Trust for $7,980,000, closed May 22 (last sale: $6,000,000, 11-14-18) 833 Dixon Way, 94022, 4 bedrooms, 3565 square feet, built in 1953, Braugh Trust to D Davidson LLC for $8,510,000, closed May 21

MOUNTAIN VIEW 2291 Oaktree Drive #201, 94040, 3 bedrooms, 1782 square feet, built in 1988, Zhou Trust to Yonatan Tamler for $1,785,000, closed May 18 (last sale: $1,925,000, 03-08-18) 491 S. Rengstorff Ave., 94040, 3 bedrooms, 1080 square feet, built in 1958, Yeh Living Trust to Nathan and Hengying Shan for $1,839,000, closed May 21 (last sale: $520,000, 04-07-09) 774 San Lucas Ave., 94043, 4 bedrooms, 1389 square feet, built in 1962, Reivo Fund II LLC to Sainan and Tao Luo for $2,350,000, closed May 18 (last sale: $2,088,000, 08-20-25) 413 Del Medio Ave., 94040, 3 bedrooms, 1549

square feet, built in 1949, Xi and Silun Wang to Penelope and Kean Wee for $2,580,000, closed May 22 (last sale: $2,035,000, 03-05-21)

SAN CARLOS 11 Iris Lane, 94070, 2 bedrooms, 1990 square feet, built in 1988, Ford Living Trust to Yutong and Yuanxun Shao for $1,960,000, closed May 4 (last sale: $749,000, 11-30-01) 345 Laurel St., 94070, 4 bedrooms, 2501 square feet, built in 1948, Farkas and Tan Living Trust to Pratiksha and Wei Han for $3,210,000, closed May 5 74 Cedar St., 94070, 4 bedrooms, 1138 square feet, built in 1950, Hong Living Trust to McCarthy Family Trust for $3,425,000, closed May 4 (last sale: $1,300,000, 09-06-16)

BELMONT 700 Live Oak Way #702, 94002, 2 bedrooms, 1581 square feet, built in 2005, Mahmood Khayatzadeh to Marielle and Anton Pols for $1,500,000, closed May 6 (last sale: $1,465,000, 03-07-18) 895 Laurel Ave., 94002, 3 bedrooms, 1010 square feet, built in 1928, 895 Laurel LLC to Daniel and ChunChang Chen for $1,935,000, closed May 4 (last sale: $1,988,000, 08-27-25)

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she was glad the board didn’t need to do another search. “When I found out at the meeting that agreed to hire Glass on June 13, trading Dr. Austin might be available, I was asked for donations to help pay off its superintendents with Laguna Beach. thrilled. I thought it was great,” Perry “electricity bill,” using a speaker and an Both district’s also use the same at- said at a heated June 4 meeting. LED sign. torney: Jonathan Pearl of the Dannis People have captured the bots on Laguna Beach board president Sheri Woliver Kelley law firm. Morgan revealed that Austin was a can- video and posted the clips on social medidate for superintendent last summer, dia. The videos have gone viral. Some parents object “A robot in China panhandling for its so the board was already familiar with Parents in Laguna Beach sent a letter him. electricity bill with a QR code is either to Pearl demanding the board rescind Board member Joan Malczewski the funniest or most dystopian thing to Austin’s appointment and go through a voted against Austin’s contract because happen this week, and honestly it might full recruitment process. she wanted to do another search and be both,” one person wrote on X. Parents said the board should’ve de- discuss the contract terms. Another X user said, “Even the rocided to hire Austin at a regular meet“Somebody is making decisions and bots are struggling with the cost of ing, not a special meeting. negotiating on behalf of the board with living crisis and rent inflation in this “The public was deprived of any no direction from the board,” she said. economy.” meaningful opportunity to evaluate, One person wrote, “AI took our jobs. “We have a process for a reason. It enunderstand or comment on the proNow it needs spare change. sures legitimacy. It wasn’t followed.” cess used to identify and evaluate Dr. Someone else commented, “Tough Board member Howard Hills said the Austin, whether other candidates were times in China. Even their robots are Brown Act is more complicated than considered … or whether the board had begging for money.” Malczewski and parents were saying. effectively predetermined the appointAnother user chimed in, “Lol even ment outside public view,” the letter the robots can’t make it.” Dramatic meeting said. During the meeting, Laguna Beach The begging bots board members interrupted each other, Similar complaint in Palo Alto The begging bots made the pages The letter has similar allegations as and the crowd laughed and jeered. of the Financial Express, a major EnMorgan reminded the crowd that the a lawsuit against the Palo Alto Unified glish-language business and financial School District by parents Jane Aishin board was having a business meeting. daily newspaper in India. “It’s not a play. It’s not a dramatic and Edith Cohen. Journalists are assuming that the Aishin and Cohen said the Palo Alto situation,” she said. “The gasping and beggar bots were placed in strategic board should’ve approved Austin’s everything else, it’s very disruptive.” locations to drum up publicity for UniThe board voted 3-2 to approve Aus- tree, which is planning an initial public separation agreement publicly in a regtin’s four-year contract with a $450,000 offering. ular meeting. salary. “The district is wasting both money Matt White, a generative AI expert, Austin declined an interview about researcher and educator, took to social and a chance to learn,” Aishin and Comedia to praise Unitree. hen’s lawsuit said. “Had there been an how his new job came together. “I am proud of my time in Palo Alto “Unitree is well positioned to domopen session as required by (the Brown Act), there would have been an oppor- and excited for the opportunity in La- inate in humanoid and quadruped rotunity to comment and voice concerns guna Beach,” Austin said in a text mes- botics in the same way that BYD now sage on June 12. owns the global EV market,” he wrote and objections.” The Palo Alto school board voted on X. “After having spent time with @ The Brown Act requires government meetings to be held in public, 4-1 to approve a contract with Glass on UnitreeRobotics, and its deeply techniexcept on certain issues such as em- Tuesday. He will make a $396,136 sala- cal and driven CEO and Founder Wang Xingxing, I am confident that Unitree ployee discipline, lawsuits and labor ry plus benefits. will become a robotics powerhouse.” negotiations. Chiu voted against contract Earlier this month, Jensen Huang’s A board can’t call a special meeting Board member Rowena Chiu voted NVIDIA picked the humanoid robot on the pay of an executive, according against Glass’s contract because she maker for the first robotics system the to the Brown Act. said the board should have more au- U.S. chipmaker is selling to researchers thority over the superintendent. from Stanford to ETH Zurich. Accord‘Shame on you’ Chiu wanted to cap Glass’s reim- ing to its announcement, the system Before the meeting to hire Austin, Laguna Beach board member Dee Per- bursable expenses, ban him from out- puts together Unitree’s nearly 6-footry said she was surrounded by parents side consulting and give the board more tall H2 humanoid robots and Nvidia’s Jetson Thor hardware. oversight of employment decisions. chanting “shame on you.” “Our community has called for greatPerry become disoriented, stumbled Financial potential and dropped a book bag on her foot, er accountability, better governance Huang has predicted that “physical leaving her with painful bone contu- and frankly needs cultivation in terms sions, according to a blog post by her of an atmosphere of trust … I have AI” could generate a market worth tens been grievously disappointed with the of trillions of dollars. husband. Unitree’s robots aren’t all fun and Perry said she was in the dark that non-transparent and rushed nature of games. One of them was detained by she would be voting to hire Austin, but our contract negotiations,” Chiu said.

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ra said he was happy with the process as it lifted student voices. He said the process fulfilled the district’s promise to students to help them find joy in the communities they are part of.

Meetings and a survey The district has had a lengthy process, with multiple community meetings since April 27, to gather input on the new name. The district had a survey with 170 responses, according to Superintendent Gina Sudaria. A total of 106 students, 38 parents, 106 employees and 22 community members gave feedback to the board, according to Sudaria. The top contender was Ravenwood Middle School, with support from 59 participants. The school will be returning to its name, Ravenswood, from 1980, when the campus split into a K-5 and middle school program. Green Oaks Academy operated as the K-5 portion of the school. In later years, Cesar Chavez Academy started using the campus and it became Cesar Chavez & Green Oaks Academy. The district restuctured the middle school in 2019 and the board at the time voted to change the name to Cesar Chavez Ravenswood Middle School. Another school name to change The board is also renaming Costano Elementary School after Edwin Magana-Lopez, an archaeologist at Stanford. The word “costano” is offensive to the Ohlone tribe. The process of renaming the elementary school will begin after students from The Primary School settle in, Sudaria said. Mark Zuckerberg and his wife, Dr. Priscilla Chan, decided to close The Primary School, forcing over 400 students to find a new school. Most of those students will end up in the Ravenswood City School District.

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Union willing to scale back billionaire tax

A labor union behind a controversial tax on California billionaires significantly scaled back its proposal yesterday, a day after it qualified for the November ballot. The proposal from the SEIU-Healthcare Workers West to impose a onetime, 5% tax on individuals whose net worth exceeds $1 billion faces staunch pushback from a wide swath of critics, including Democratic Gov. Gavin Newsom. The union said Thursday that it would abandon the 5% tax proposal if Newsom would join them in supporting a 2% levy. The updated proposal would instead have to be passed by the Legislature, given a June 25 deadline for the measure to qualify for the ballot. Tara Gallegos, a spokeswoman for Newsom, said scaling it back doesn’t change its “fundamental flaws that harm working Californians.” “The governor supports making the wealthiest Americans pay their fair share, but this poorly designed state-only measure will defund teachers, schools, clinics, and public safety,” she said in a statement.

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THE BEST JEWELRY BUYER IN Northern California. Established in 1912, Silicon Valley Diamond & Jewelry Buyers is a fourthgeneration, family-owned company based in Menlo Park with private offices on Menlo Avenue. They understand that selling diamonds, gold, and jewelry can be an intimidating experience. For over 100 years, they have been dedicated to treating every client with the honesty and respect they deserve within a discreet and supportive environment. To schedule a private session (by appointment only), please visit SVDJB.com or call (650) 234-1345. The accompanying photo features their Managing Partner, Marcus Chait. JOIN MARK LINDBERG— WRITER, SPEAKER, AVIATOR, engineer, horseman, and historian—for a presentation titled “The Turning Points of World War II.” The event will take place on Friday, June 26, at 12 p.m. at Don Giovanni, located at 235 Castro St., Mountain View. To secure your spot, please email lindy7@earthlink.net. PALO ALTO APPRAISAL SERVICES OFFERS local, experienced, and certified residential appraisals. Mark Nanevicz, a Certified Residential Appraiser and graduate of Menlo College with a degree in Accounting and Finance, provides real estate valuation services throughout Santa Clara, San Mateo, and Alameda Counties. To discuss your appraisal needs, please contact Mark Nanevicz at (650) 799-7923 or via email at mnanevicz@gmail.com.

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Four free Midday Concerts at Stanford Bing Concert Hall next week! ST. LAWRENCE CHAMBER MUSIC SEMINAR at Stanford University presents an exciting series of festive midday concerts featuring some of today’s most celebrated chamber musicians. Concerts will be taking place June 22, June 24, June 26 at 12:00pm and June 27 at 5:00pm at Bing Concert Hall. The annual St. Lawrence Chamber Music Seminar is the crown jewel of the St. Lawrence’s programs at Stanford.The 10-day intensive program brings together amateurs, professionals, and students with a lifelong passion for chamber music in a unique, supportive environment where advanced students destined for careers in performance rub shoulders with passionate adult musicians whose careers are in a wide variety of nonmusical fields. For schedule and more information visit stlawrenceseminar.org. All concerts are free of charge and open to the general public.

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11052 Canyon Vista Drive | Cupertino | $2,298,000 0 | 11052CanyonVistaDrive.com WELCOME TO THIS FABULOUS ATTACHED, SINGLELEVEL HOME in the exclusive gated community of Rancho Deep Cliff. Ideally situated adjacent to the Cupertino Foothills, the home enjoys a peaceful, private, and tranquil setting. The community supports an active lifestyle with amenities including onsite tennis courts, gym, pool, spa, and clubhouse, all just minutes from your front door. This remarkable residence also offers access to award-winning Cupertino schools and is conveniently located to wineries, parks, and a wide array of recreational opportunities.

2 bedrooms, 2 baths, plus den and screen-covered atrium for 2,119 +/- sf of living space

Recently remodeled kitchen and bathrooms with recently installed bamboo floors

Set on a 3,828 +/- sf lot in the beautiful gated Rancho Deep Cliff Community of 61 homes and 17 acres

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Sought-after Cupertino schools: Stevens Creek Elementary, John F. Kennedy Middle, and Monta Vista High (Buyer to verify enrollment)

Amenities include clubhouse with fitness center, kitchen, 2 tennis courts, pool, and spa

HOA dues of $1,015/month (Buyer to verify)

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THT E HBEO B GO AG RA DR  TDA N TA I GNAI G MAI MT IE AT M EAM All material presented herein is intended for informational purposes only and is compiled from sources deemed reliable but has not been verified. Changes in price, condition, sale or withdrawal may be made without notice. No statement is made as to accuracy of any description. All measurements and square footage are approximate