Woman Arrested For 1993 Cold Case + Palo Alto Burglary Suspects

Happy Friday, neighbors! Here's everything you need to know going on locallytoday.

First, today's weather:

Areas of fog, then sun. High: 69 Low: 48.

Here are the top stories today in Redwood City-Woodside:

1. Oklahoma Woman Arrested In Connection To 1993 San Carlos Killing (Redwood City-Woodside Patch)
2. UPDATE: Palo Alto Police Identify 4 Teen Car Burglary Suspects in January Incident (CBS San Francisco)
3. Sacred Heart Prep students make tape murals of Ukrainian refugees (InMenlo)
4. Mountain View hosts multicultural festival Saturday | News (Mountain View Voice)
5. Two local companies dive into joint production of 'Metamorphoses' (Mountain View Voice)
6. Palo Alto Short Story Contest Offers Up To $500 (Patch)
7. Cal State System Dropping SAT, ACT Testing Admission Requirement (CBS San Francisco)
8. Burlingame Hiring Summer Sustainability Intern (Patch)
9. An outgoing kid with a big heart: Family and friends gather to remember 13-year-old Andre Retana (Mountain View Voice)
10. Becker Co-Authors Bill To Eliminate Prison Communication Fees (Patch)
11. With DIY projects on the rise, Nob Hill Hardware expands into Palo Alto (Palo Alto Online)
12. Spotted: New Indian restaurant coming to downtown Menlo Park (InMenlo)
13. San Mateo Supes Approve $1M In Gun Law Enforcement (Patch)

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Today in Redwood City-Woodside:

• Red Morton Community Center to host Blood Drive on March 25 (9:30 AM)

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Events:

• Fri., Mar. 25th, noon-1 silent vigil for Peace in Ukraine, and also honoring Women's History Month (March 25)
• Promise to Our Planet - a Climate Action Benefit (March 25)
• Kick-off Campaign for Civilian Oversight of the San Mateo County Sheriff's Office (March 26)
• Small Business Pop-Up (March 27)
• Taxes in Retirement Webinar (March 28)
• Topgolfin' for a Cure (April 7)
• Master Gardener Spring Garden Market (April 9)
• Stanford Art & Anatomy Summer Program (April 11)
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About me: I am excited to be returning to Patch as a Roving Editor, a job that will allow me to find out what's going on in communities all over the country. I worked as a Patch Field Editor from April 2020 to June 2021, covering Agoura Hills, Beverly Hills, Calabasas, Malibu, and Northridge-Chatsworth. Before then I was the Associate Editor of the Jewish Journal, a biweekly paper covering the Jewish community north of Boston. I grew up in Marblehead, Massachusetts, a small, seaside town north of Boston, and graduated from Bard College in New York, and then got my masters in teaching from New York University. Feel free to send any story ideas to michael.wittner@patch.com.