Green Living Palo Alto Store

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{There are just so many interpretations,With so many definitions} of ‘green’, it {starts,begins} to make {Joe Public,the public,the public at large} {less sure,desensitized,unsure} to the {issues,plight,problems} of our {own planet,fair planet}. But {becoming,being} green is {urgently required,desperately needed}. If {we all,mankind} {carry on,continues} on {the same path,the identical path,the path} the last {half-century,generation,50 years} has created, we will seriously {jeopardize,compromise} the {future,future prospects for generations to come}.

Edgewood Plaza Builder Loses $94,200, Wins Green Light
By Gennady Sheyner After inadvertently destroying a physically decrepit but symbolically precious piece of Palo Alto history, the developer behind Edgewood Plaza will have to pay a fine of $94,200, the City Council ruled Monday night.

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