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Meet the Silicon Valley club where amateur astronomers come to nerd out over the night sky

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By Amelia Wu
| The Almanac Verified
Members of the Peninsula Astronomical Society stargaze at the Foothill College Observatory in Los Altos Hills on July 3, 2026. Photo by Claire Haughey. This is the latest in a series of stories by The Six Fifty about clubs and groups around Silicon Valley to meet new people, explore hobbies and foster community. The observatory dome above Los Altos Hills opens as a volunteer adjusts the telescope, shifting its focus from the sun to Venus — visible even in the midday sky.
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One way to beat World Cup traffic in Silicon Valley? A free valet for bikes and scooters Original

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By Amelia Wu
| Palo Alto Weekly Verified
Bicyclists talk to Silicon Valley Bicycle Coalition corral supervisor Jim Murray while they wait to check in at the San Francisco Bay Area Stadium Lot C in Santa Clara on June 22, 2026. Photo by Michael Molcsan. Peter Berkowitz took the VTA light rail to the Qatar vs. Switzerland World Cup match, the first of six games at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara. Getting out took hours. “It was a mess,” he said. “I was like, ‘Alright, I got to do something different.’” A couple of weeks later, for the Jordan vs.
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Native Hawaiians, new newsrooms work to shift journalism norms in Hawai’i after legacy media exclusion

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By Amelia Wu
| The Objective
Nā Leo o Papakōlea Firewise‘s second annual Emergency Preparedness Day in December 2025. Courtesy of Tyler Sonnemaker, Kaheāwai Media. Anuhea Kāneali‘i’s family has cared for the Papakōlea homestead since the 1940s. Her fourth-generation Native Hawaiian family lives on the oldest Native Hawaiian homestead in what she calls “the heart of tourist central.” On New Year’s Eve 2024, firework embers caught mesh netting on the mountain above them, starting a wildfire.
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