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If you were braving the chilly streets of downtown Menlo Park in early December, you may have spied a bunch of people running around doing
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If you were braving the chilly streets of downtown Menlo Park in early December, you may have spied a bunch of people running around doing
Katy Dickinson, a Sun Microsystems' employee for the past 25 years who found herself part of the "reduction in workforce" that occurred when the Oracle
It wasn't the fact that the Rev. Matthew Dutton-Gillett grew up a "preacher's kid" that led him into the ministry. Rather it was "the sacred
My office is across from the Caltrain station in Menlo Park. Most days, I walk across the Caltrain tracks to a nearby restaurant (Cafe Borrone,
Menlo Park resident Maurice Miles is described as the "heartbeat" of the groove-based, contemporary jazz quartet Times 4. And while he plays drums today, it
This green Chevy caught our InMenlo observer's eye one recent morning. From a distance, it's just another old truck parked on a Menlo side street,
Kathleen Daly was good at ignoring the ad offering a small cafe for sale - she did so for months. But when she drove over
Over on Noel Drive, just a short distance from The Gatehouse at Ravenswood and Laurel, stands the Bright Eagle - reported to be the second
Thanks to the organizing efforts of Lauren John (second from right) and support from the Friends of Menlo Park Public Library, the first of this
Artist John Cadigan's intricate woodcuts, which merge mystical themes with ancient symbolism, are currently on display at Cafe Zoe. Cadigan's work has been exhibited in
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