Month: March 2014

Masters Swimmers donate food, money to Menlo Park lunch program for seniors

Menlo Masters swimmers recently completed the February Can-Do Challenge at Burgess Pool, with over 200 swimmers taking part in the annual challenge. Since 1995, Menlo

by Gudrun Enger
on March 14, 2014

Tom Kelley talks about the notion of creative confidence and how he got it

Atherton resident Tom Kelley is a partner with his brother, David, at the design and innovation consulting company, IDEO, and co-author of a new book

by Linda Hubbard
on March 14, 2014

Deborah Stevens-Sterling keeps the groove going at Studio Rincon – and takes it to the street

As an instructor at Studio Rincon in Menlo Park for the last three years, Deborah Stevens-Sterling — known as Deb — has gained a loyal following. The

by Linda Hubbard
on March 13, 2014

Library book sale take places on March 15 & 16

The Friends of the Menlo Park Library will be hosting a book sale on Saturday, March 15, from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm and Sunday,

by Linda Hubbard
on March 12, 2014

Hillview Middle School presents Wizard of Oz

There's The Wiz, there's Wicked, and all variations thereof, but nothing beats the original Wizard of Oz! Hillview Middle School Drama brings us this classic

by Jack Larkins
on March 12, 2014

La Entrada student art show at Allied Arts on March 15

Artwork created by 27 artistic 4th to 8th grade La Entrada students will be on display on Saturday, March 15 from 10:00 am to 5:00

by Contributed Content
on March 11, 2014

Third grade students at Trinity School select child labor as their spring service learning project

For their Spring service learning project, Grade 3 students at Trinity School in Menlo Park created a walk-through exhibit sharing real-life stories of children forced

by Cindy Tipton
on March 11, 2014

Spotted: Play ball! Menlo-Atherton Little League kicks off new season

Menlo-Atherton Little League opened the 2014 Spring Baseball Season last weekend. The celebration kicked off with a rendition of the National Anthem, sung by Majors

by Contributed Content
on March 10, 2014

La Entrada teacher Janet Gregori keeps her students in the dark(room)

The aroma of chemicals emanates from the La Entrada classroom occupied by Janet Gregori. It's that distinctive smell of developer, stop bath and fixer known

by Linda Hubbard
on March 10, 2014

“Forgotten reefs, forgotten people” is Café Scientifique topic on March 11

Prof. Nicole Crane, who is a biologist at Cabrillo College and an Oceanic Society Senior Conservation Scientist, is the speaker at the next Café Scientifique on March

by Contributed Content
on March 9, 2014