In an effort to help drive business at local eateries that for now are restricted to offering just takeout and delivery due to shelter-in-place orders, the city of Los Altos is sponsoring Restaurant Takeout Week beginning Friday (Jan. 22).
Business & Real Estate
Los Altos Veterinary Clinic has a new home
Courtesy of Melissa Neal
Los Altos Veterinary Clinic has moved to Rancho Shopping Center.
Los Altos’ oldest veterinary clinic has a new home, moving to Rancho Shopping Center last November after three decades downtown. The Los Altos Veterinary Clinic, which opened its doors in 1958, can now be found next to Marti’s Dance Studio at its new address.
Nest Egg Briefs: Your retirement account may not be as safe as you think
Many people don’t even think about experiencing a lawsuit or a bankruptcy.
A universe of words: Local’s new book explores space law
Photos Courtesy of Lauren Peterson
Lauren Peterson wrote the upcoming book “The Future of Governance in Space.
Space: both the final frontier and a hotly contested, legally gray area for humankind.
Salon pivots to stay alive amid pandemic
Courtesy of Stephanie James
Shear Therapy owner Stephanie James has reimagined her business in response to the pandemic.
After being forced to close her salon for a third time during the pandemic, Shear Therapy owner Stephanie James has tweaked her business model to keep her downtown Los Altos shop afloat amid these challenging times.
Local photographer moves into downtown LA space
Courtesy of Lisa DeNeffe
Lisa DeNeffe has relocated her photography studio to the former home of Harold’s Jewelry at 164 Main St. in downtown Los Altos.
When Lisa DeNeffe, who runs a photography studio, realized her lease was expiring this month at Town & Country Village in Palo Alto after eight years, she began re-evaluating her expenses and where she wanted to relocate.
