
Poet Lynore Banchoff uses words to visualize the world
Pictured on the back of her book of poetry, Past Tense and Parts of Speech on Beech Street, are poems written on lined paper completed
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Pictured on the back of her book of poetry, Past Tense and Parts of Speech on Beech Street, are poems written on lined paper completed

Part of the summer reading program for kids, Wild Things Inc. is coming to the Menlo Park Library on Tuesday, June 21 at 2:00 pm.

A sure sign that summer has finally arrived, these colorful chairs where spotted outside Menlo Hardware on Santa Cruz Avenue, a cheery sight when the
Last chance today (6/19) to buy Triple Delight Blueberries at Menlo's farmers market: http://t.co/7Cgsfo0

Men behaving bravely, men behaving badly, and sharks. These are the themes explored in my book recommendations in honor of Father's Day — guaranteed to

Japan is still in a state of turmoil caused by the recent earthquake, tsunami, and nuclear radiation threat. People from all over the world, even
What's on Atherton resident Meg Whitman mind these days? More than mowing her lawn: http://t.co/AqNoZDJ

Menlo Park's first zero-energy passive home debuted a couple of weeks ago, and you can take a look for yourself this Saturday and Sunday (6/18 and 6/19)

It was a hitter’s game at the Menlo Park City championship Little League game Friday at Burgess Park. Peak Performance Chiropractic from Alpine/West Menlo out

The Peninsula College Fund (PCF), an organization dedicated to helping local minority students succeed in college, announced that it has awarded college scholarships to 15
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