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This week in Palo Alto transit, the Quarry Road project near the downtown transit center received a $1 million funding boost from a regional agency. This joint effort between the city and Stanford University aims to improve transit connectivity and infrastructure in the area. Local debate continues around the Churchill Avenue rail crossing, with community members discussing safety concerns and the crossing’s future impact on neighborhood connectivity. Key points: - $1M regional funding awarded to Quarry Road transit center project - Ongoing community discussions on Churchill Avenue rail crossing safety and closure proposal - Recent Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors meeting included transit-related easement and parcel map considerations affecting Palo Alto What to watch: Continued updates on the Churchill Avenue rail crossing issue and progress on the Quarry Road project funding and implementation.

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