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John Raftrey
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Blogger, Palo Alto Weekly
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By Elena Kadvany Verified, Sherry Listgarten, Chandrama Anderson, John Raftrey| Mountain View Voice Verified In order to encourage respectful and thoughtful discussion, commenting on stories is available tothose who are registered users. If you are already a registered user and the commenting form is not below,you need to log in. If you are not registered, you can do sohere. Please make sure your comments are truthful, on-topic and do not disrespect another poster. Don't be snarky or belittling. All postings are subject to our TERMS OF USE,and may be deleted if deemed inappropriate by our staff.
By Elena Kadvany Verified, Sherry Listgarten, Chandrama Anderson, John Raftrey| Mountain View Voice Verified A 1,600-square-foot kitchen at the Oshman Family JCC in Palo Alto is now home to four businesses that will bring a range of kosher food and coffee to the local community. The eateries are Holy Sushi, which serves kosher sushi; The Ma'lawah Bar, a former cottage food operation that specializes in Yemenite-Israeli breads; Caffe Mediterraneum, an Italian espresso bar with pastries and lunch fare; and Matriarch Cafe, a Jewish deli-inspired eatery.
By Elena Kadvany Verified, Sherry Listgarten, Chandrama Anderson, John Raftrey| Mountain View Voice Verified A 1,600-square-foot kitchen at the Oshman Family JCC in Palo Alto is now home to four businesses that will bring a range of kosher food and coffee to the local community. The eateries are Holy Sushi, which serves kosher sushi; The Ma'lawah Bar, a former cottage food operation that specializes in Yemenite-Israeli breads; Caffe Mediterraneum, an Italian espresso bar with pastries and lunch fare; and Matriarch Cafe, a Jewish deli-inspired eatery.
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Palo Alto Weekly
Embarcadero Media Foundation is a nonprofit organization and hyperlocal news publisher based in Palo Alto, California. Founded in 1979, it transitioned to a nonprofit model in November 2023, aiming to enhance community life through journalism and partnerships. The foundation publishes three weekly newspapers—Palo Alto Weekly, The Almanac, and Mountain View Voice—and operates seven digital platforms, including Palo Alto Online and Pleasanton Weekly. Its focus is on local news, events, and investigative reporting, emphasizing public-interest journalism. The foundation maintains a strict editorial policy to ensure independence from donor influence, disclosing significant contributions and prohibiting sponsors from controlling editorial content. In September 2023, its newsroom staff unionized under the Pacific Media Workers Guild. Embarcadero Media Foundation adheres to the standards set by the Institute for Nonprofit News, prioritizing accountability and public-service journalism in its operations.
San Francisco, United States
+1 650-326-8210
Founded: 1979