About InMenlo

InMenlo.com is a labor of love, launched by three longtime Menlo Park residents just for fun!

• Linda Hubbard Gulker first moved to Menlo Park a really long time ago (long enough that she started kindergarten at Hillview School and graduated there from 8th grade in the days it was a K-8).  Following her four years at Menlo Atherton High School, she went “SoCal” to attend UCLA and stayed too long in the southland. She moved back  to Menlo Park 20 years ago to find some things had changed – and some things remained the same. When she’s not blogging or taking snapshots for InMenlo, she’s producing words for  clients of Antics Digital Agency.

• Chris Gulker has been:
  * a dishwasher
  * a merchant mariner
  * a cab driver
  * a tow-truck operator
  * a bartender
  * a freelance photographer (credits: Time, Newsweek, Rolling Stone, Glamour, NY Times et al.)
  * a staff photographer at the L.A. Herald Examiner
  * a photo editor at (the old) San Francisco Examiner
  * the founder of examiner.com and co-founder of sfgate.com
  * the tech columnist for The Independent, London
  * Director, Publishing Marketing, Apple Computer
  * VP of marketing at a couple of startups
  * an evangelist and  product manager at Adobe Systems
  * a blogger at InMenlo, who can’t believe he’s lived here for 20 years now.

• Scott Loftesness has lived in Menlo Park for over 15 years and is a big fanboy for most things Menlo.  By day, he’s a payments strategy consultant at Glenbrook Partners (on Alma St. across from the Menlo Park Caltrain station).  Most days, he frequents Cafe Borrone for either breakfast or lunch – and works out down the block at Axis when he can.  Scott has been learning photography from Chris – and is newly appreciating the power of black and white!

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Press Coverage of InMenlo.com

• The Almanac (January 6, 2010): Menlo Park blog captures local life, people, vignettes