Month: July 2011

Piers Lane entrance to Big Dish area has reopened following yesterday’s bridge f…

Piers Lane entrance to Big Dish area has reopened following yesterday's bridge fire: http://t.co/I4bO2sf

by inmenloflash
on July 15, 2011

Hit-the-spot lunch: Gillian’s Tandoori Tacos

Editor's note: Atherton resident Gillian Bostock is not only a talented, serious-amateur chef, she's also an accomplished photographer. InMenlo reaps the benefits of both! Being

by Gillian Bostock
on July 15, 2011

Summer Brass Institute and Festival at Menlo School showcases instruments and musicianship

This weekend wraps up the Summer Brass Institute and Festival at Menlo School with the treat of listening to young talent in action at two

by Linda Hubbard
on July 14, 2011

U-pick at Webb Ranch extended for next two weekends – 7/15/-17 & 7/22-24 – from …

U-pick at Webb Ranch extended for next two weekends - 7/15/-17 & 7/22-24 - from 8:30 am to 12:30 pm. http://t.co/38Bihes

by inmenloflash
on July 14, 2011

Piers Lane bridge to Big Dish area is burned

Updated information: Bill Larson, public information officer for the Stanford Sheriffs Department contacted InMenlo to say that the no police department, Stanford or other, had

by Linda Hubbard
on July 14, 2011

Menlo Park’s Connoisseurs’ Marketplace celebrates 25 years of art, food, music and fun

The weekend — July 16-17 — marks the 25th anniversary of the Connoisseurs' Marketplace in Menlo Park. Presented by the Menlo Park Chamber of Commerce,

by Linda Hubbard
on July 14, 2011

Boswick the Clown comes to the Menlo Park Library on July 15

Boswick the Clown will be performing magic, juggling and comedy on the Menlo Park Library lawn on Friday, July 15 at 11:30 am.  "Please bring

by Linda Hubbard
on July 13, 2011

For these M-A grads, bluegrass is the thing

Is it really California? The golden light and oaks say yes — but the sound is bluegrass, not usually associated with the Golden State. But

by Linda Hubbard
on July 13, 2011

Peninsula residents – time to “catch a quake”

Six thousand tiny seismic sensors are seeking homes – or offices or classrooms – where they can take up residence.  The matchbox-size sensors are part

by Louis Bergeron
on July 12, 2011

Menlo Park-based Willow Garage and its robots are featured in the New York Times…

Menlo Park-based Willow Garage and its robots are featured in the New York Times: http://t.co/h0hRZZR

by inmenloflash
on July 12, 2011