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| Sales Manager and Co-Publisher Jim Pavelich | Editor and Co-Publisher Dave Price |
| General Manager Brandon Heinrichs | Managing Editor Emily Mibach |
| Account Executive Mike Ireland | Reporter Braden Cartwright |
| Account Executive Barry Anderson | Associate Editor Jamie Morrow |
| Account Executive Winnie Reyes | Correspondent Elaine Goodman |
| Office Manager Melanie Dela Cruz | Reporter Adriana Hernandez |
| Account Executive Nathan Willis | Correspondent Jack Price |
| Distribution Manager Amando Mendoza | |
• Back issues: Previous articles can be found on our archives page. Or you can look up an article from the past by going to the Palo Alto Public Library, Rinconada branch, 1313 Newell Road, and visiting the Reference Desk. Please do not call or email the Post to get articles from the past. Our staff time is limited and retrieving past articles takes up time that could be better spent getting the news. That’s why our electronic archive exists. Better yet, why not pick up the Post in the morning to stay on top of all the local news.
• Removal policy: The Post doesn’t remove articles from our archives.
• Attention public relations people: The Post does not abide by embargoes. If you send us any information, we may decide to publish that information immediately. Embargoes have been widely abused in the Bay Area by the public relations industry. PR people will negotiate a deal with a large media outlet to give them an exclusive in return for front-page play. Then the PR agency tells the other news outlets that the material is “embargoed” until the big media outlet can run its exclusive. Because this happens so frequently, the Post has decided it will not abide by any embargoes. The Post’s policy on embargoes will continue until the ethics of the PR industry improve.
• The Post accepts letters to the editor if they are less than 250 words and meet our letter policy.
• The Post no longer publishes guest opinion pieces. If the author desires to publish a longer opinion piece, they can purchase an ad. For more information, contact [email protected].