Month: January 2011

What’s happening in Menlo on this sunny Sunday

With more spring -like temps, it's another day to be outdoors. Here are some of the people we spotted enjoying the sunshine, even while they

by Linda Hubbard
on January 23, 2011

Unexpected Treasures warehouse estate sale-of-decade at 3609 Haven in MP ends to…

Unexpected Treasures warehouse estate sale-of-decade at 3609 Haven in MP ends today at 3:00 pm

by inmenloflash
on January 23, 2011

Spotted: Spring blooms near train station

Who can blame this tree from blooming - it undoubtedly thinks it's spring, given afternoon temperatures in the low 70s for the past couple of

by Linda Hubbard
on January 22, 2011

Jenna Scandalios: M-A student is award winning jazz singer

Jenna Scandalios got the jazz bug early in life. "I started singing in the school chorus in sixth grade," says the now sophomore in high

by Linda Hubbard
on January 22, 2011

LED street lighting coming to Menlo Park

Approximately 445 of the city of Menlo Park's 2,300 streetlights are being retrofitted with light-emitting diode (LED) technology, according to a press release issued by

by Linda Hubbard
on January 21, 2011

Time to celebrate St. Raymond

Who was St. Raymond, anyway? In January of 1950, St. Raymond Parish opened its doors in Menlo Park.  Now, 61 years later, we celebrate the

by Jill Sonderby
on January 21, 2011

Update: It’s ‘tini time at the Dutch Goose

If you're one of those football fans who thinks beer is ok, but a Division playoff or Super Bowl game would be better with a

by Linda Hubbard
on January 21, 2011

Where’s the rain this January?

Too many days without rain. This same week, last year, we were soaked with 5.7" bringing that season- to-date total to 12.45". Our last rainfall

by Bill Russ
on January 20, 2011

Food Gal reports on Yosemite chefs dinner featuring Jesse Cool of Menlo’s Flea S…

Food Gal reports on Yosemite chefs dinner featuring Jesse Cool of Menlo's Flea Street Cafe: http://bit.ly/eZBYS6

by inmenloflash
on January 20, 2011

Creativity unleashed at Oak Knoll School, thanks to Imagination Playground

The third/fourth/fifth graders were at noon recess at Oak Knoll School, and a subset of the kids on the playground were busy building and creating,

by Linda Hubbard
on January 20, 2011