Month: April 2015

Menlo Park City Council member Ray Mueller holds community office hours on April 12

Menlo Park City Council member Ray Mueller emailed InMenlo: "On Sunday April 12, I will be holding office hours and a community forum to listen

by Contributed Content
on April 7, 2015

One picky eater’s experience leads to book “Suffering Succotash”

Let's be clear. Menlo Park resident Stephanie Lucianovic looks nothing like Sylvester the Cat, who's known for exclaiming "suffering succotash." But suffer succotash she did, along

by Linda Hubbard
on April 7, 2015

Overnight rain makes for a soggy morning in Menlo Park

PM update: Bill got another .1" after his initial report, bringing this storm's total to .8" and the year to date to 17.5" Emailed InMenlo

by Linda Hubbard
on April 7, 2015

Upcoming April events for teens at Menlo Park Library

Teen Blackout Poetry Contest (April 1 - 27 ) Throughout April's National Poetry Month, the Menlo Park Library will be hosting a Blackout Poetry Contest.

by Contributed Content
on April 6, 2015

LandEscapes by Mary K. Stahl is featured exhibit in April at Portola Art Gallery

“LandEscapes,” an exhibition of recent plein air and studio works by Mary K. Stahl, is featured during April at the Portola Art Gallery in Menlo Park.

by Frances Freyberg
on April 6, 2015

Atherton Police Activities League Scholarship Program is taking applications

It is never easy to juggle school, community involvement, and sporting activities together, but if your goal is to attend a four-year College or University,

by Contributed Content
on April 6, 2015

Easter and Passover both celebrated this weekend

The Easter and Passover holidays are being celebrated the same weekend this year. Here are some holiday sightings captured by various InMenlo photographers. From top: Kids scoop

by Linda Hubbard
on April 5, 2015

M-A Orchestra appeared at Carnegie Hall in New York Saturday night

The Menlo-Atherton High School Orchestra, under the direction of Kent Kurrus, played Carnegie Hall tonight (April 4)  in New York City, raising the bar of expectation

by Betsy Sergeant Snow
on April 4, 2015

Encinal’s Second Annual Science Fair is a success with over 80 participants

Last evening, Encinal Elementary School held it's Second Annual Science Fair. Over 80 young scientists, ranging from kindergarten to fifth grade, contributed . Projects included "What flavor

by Contributed Content
on April 4, 2015

MPAEF online auction to raise money for local school starts April 3

The Menlo Park-Atherton Education Foundation Online Auction begins at 5:00 pm on Friday, April 3, and runs through 9:00 pm on Saturday, April 11. Items include

by Contributed Content
on April 3, 2015