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to have a plan for sustaining its costs and maintaining reserves into the 2027-2028 school year, Two former Palo Alto school Because of the contracts, the Yu said. board members are warning of jobs will be lost and childrenâs education disrupted,â former board districtâs $104.1 million in reâThe question is how the district âimmediate and traumaticâ laymembers Todd Collins and Ken serves will be depleted to $24.8 will fund this ongoing obligation, offs because of a new contract that gives teachers a 10.4% raise Dauber said in a letter to the cur- million by the end of next school year after year, while maintaining rent board on Tuesday. year, Chief Business Officer Char- fiscal solvency,â Yu said, suggestand $10,000 in bonuses. The tentative contract with en Yu projected at a board meeting ing that layoffs are on the table. âThe brief good feeling of teachersâ follows a May 27 deal to on June 2. Collins and Dauber opposed giving people what they want give employees who arenât teachThe Santa Clara County Office an $800 parcel tax that wouldâve will quickly be replaced with of Education requires the district [See TEACHER, page 22] the grim reality that hundreds of ers a 10.2% raise. BY BRADEN CARTWRIGHT
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a teller at the PNC Bank at 796 El Camino Real on Tuesday at approxA man who was arrested after imately 12:30 p.m., District Attorney threatening to rob a San Carlos bank Steve Wagstaffe said. The teller told Mirandaorozco that lowered his demands after being told the bank didnât have that much money, the bank didnât have $10,000, a prosso he lowered his request to $5,000, ecutor said yesterday. Wagstaffe said. Gilberto Mirandaorozco, 45, of Mirandaorozco pretended to have Millbrae, demanded $10,000 from BY ADRIANA HERNANDEZ Daily Post Staff Writer
INFLATION PEAKS: Rising gas prices pushed inflation to its highest level in three years last month. New data showed yesterday that consumer prices rose 4.2% in May from a year earlier, the third straight monthly increase. Prices have now risen faster than wages for several months.
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TRUMP LOVES INFLATION: President Trump told reporters in the Oval Office yesterday âI love the inflation.â because it means the U.S. is âtaking outâ Iranian oil. He said once the war in Iran is over, oil prices and inflation will drop rapidly.
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Palo Alto City Council has extended a permit for an unfinished downtown building that was approved nearly a decade ago. The building at 429 University Ave. is 90% complete but tied up by a legal battle between property owner Elizabeth Wong and her contractors. The city will give Wong until March 31 to finish her four-story building, which was first approved in March 2017. Planning Director Jonathan Lait recommended re-extending Wongâs permit, which initially gave [See BUILDING, page 22]
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a gun in his pocket while demanding the money, the DA said. Mirandaorozco then tried to access the bankâs vault, and the teller pressed the panic alarm, notifying the San Mateo County Sheriffâs Office. Mirandaorozco was arrested, and while he was being taken to jail, he [See BANK, page 22]
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