Palo Alto Board Rejects Zuckerberg's Proposal To Tear Down Homes
Members of Palo Alto's Architectural Review Board are saying no to Facebook CEO Mark Zuckeberg's plan to tear down neighboring homes he spent $30 million on.
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Members of Palo Alto's Architectural Review Board are saying no to Facebook CEO Mark Zuckeberg's plan to tear down neighboring homes he spent $30 million on.
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