The city repurposes its 2004-built downtown property at 429 Bryant St. into a teen center and permanent home for La Comida's senior nutrition program. The City of Palo Alto on Wednesday celebrated the grand opening of the Bryant Street Community Center, completing the transformation of a city-owned downtown building that spent nearly two decades as […]
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