Year: 2009

Peninsula Volunteers host holiday boutique

Arts and crafts from around the Bay are for sale at Little House (800 Middle Ave.) today and tomorrow from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. 

by Linda Hubbard
on November 7, 2009

Kris Goodrich: Hugs, smiles and inspiration for young families

For over 20 years, Kris Goodrich's passion for working with families and young children has brought knowledge and inspiration to local families through her work

by Linda Hubbard
on November 6, 2009

Joseph Gyan: Popular face at Oak Knoll School

Joseph Gyan (plaid jacket in photo above), day custodian at Oak Knoll, has been an extremely popular presence at the school for the past 13

by Chris Gulker
on November 5, 2009

Sand Hill crash threatens PM commute

This crash, which occurred at about 2:45 PM, caused westbound Sand Hill Road to back up from Sharon Park Drive, impeding emergency vehicles that were

by Chris Gulker
on November 4, 2009

It’s Donation Day at Menlo Park schools

Students and parents toted signs and shouted cheerful thank yous to parents dropping off children at Oak Knoll School this morning, part of the Donation

by Chris Gulker
on November 4, 2009

Work at Sharon Park

Out today for our first walk after rotator cuff surgery last week, we noticed the work underway at the far end of Sharon Park. Looks

by Scott Loftesness
on November 3, 2009

Moonset over Menlo

Early morning promenaders,  those brave enough to venture out in this mornings chilly (47 degree) air, were treated to the sight of a full moon

by Chris Gulker
on November 3, 2009

Menlo Park winery? We’re looking

We know well that neighboring Atherton is home to a vineyard which has been producing Pinot Noir for some 10 years now, but the whisper

by Chris Gulker
on November 2, 2009

Bright produce, bright Sunday morning

A basket of Asian Pears ("Ya Li") catch the morning sun at the Farmer's Market today. Even as the seasons change there is no shortage

by Chris Gulker
on November 1, 2009

El Día de los Muertos commerorates loved ones

After an evening of ghosts and ghouls, came a morning to remember family and friends who have died, particularly during the past year. The Day

by Linda Hubbard
on November 1, 2009