Month: June 2014

Small and reusable, Urban Market Bags come to market again

While being first to market is typically an advantage in Silicon Valley, Kerri Stenson (pictured left) of Woodside learned firsthand the pitfalls of being too

by Sheri Baer
on June 20, 2014

It may still be spring, but it was a hot summer night at the downtown Menlo Park Block Party

The Menlo Park Chamber of  Commerce hosted its annual downtown Menlo Park Block Party last night, and temps in the 80s made for a hot

by Linda Hubbard
on June 19, 2014

Visiting with the three Peninsula College Fund scholarship recipients who are M-A grads

This year the Peninsula College Fund, founded by Menlo Park resident Charles Schmuck, awarded scholarships to 20 high school students. The non-profit organization focuses on helping low-income, first-generation college

by Linda Hubbard
on June 18, 2014

2014 Menlo Park Block Party is June 18 from 5:00 to 9:00 pm along Santa Cruz Avenue

The Menlo Park Chamber of Commerce presents the 2014 Menlo Park Block Party on Santa Cruz Avenue on June 18 from 5:00 to 9:00 pm.

by Contributed Content
on June 17, 2014

Atherton resident Todd Lavine casts his photographic lens on Syrian rebel

When Todd Lavine graduated from Menlo School in 2008 and went off to Amherst "there was no way I was going to pursue a career

by Linda Hubbard
on June 17, 2014

Webb Ranch begins twice a week U-Pick Berries days

The first of two-a-week U-Pick Berries days starts tomorrow, June 18, at Webb Ranch from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm, with the same schedule on

by Contributed Content
on June 17, 2014

John Tarlton is participating in cycling’s Race Across America to raise money for Stanford Cancer Institute

John Tarlton, president and CEO of Tarlton Properties, Inc. (TPI), a commercial property development and asset management company based in Menlo Park, is competing in cycling’s

by Contributed Content
on June 15, 2014

Ann Eddington photographs the modern and the traditional in Myanmar

Photographing Myanmar, Menlo Park resident Ann Eddington saw hopefulness. She found the preservation of the country’s decaying temples whispered the days when Burma was a

by Hannah Moser
on June 14, 2014

Fleet Feet in Menlo Park hosts shoe drive this weekend to benefit My New Red Shoes

David Lewis-Rowen, who is Training Program Director at Fleet Feet in downtown Menlo Park, sent us this email today: "Last year InMenlo did an article

by Contributed Content
on June 13, 2014

Trio of Menlo School spring sports teams named CCS scholastic championships

Three Menlo School spring sports teams were named Central Coast Section Scholastic Champions and four other teams made the top five of those with the

by Contributed Content
on June 13, 2014