Month: September 2015

Corals reefs and climate change is topic of Sept. 24 USGS public lecture

USGS Research Geologist and Oceanographer Curt Storlazzi will look at "Coral Reefs, Climate Change, and Atoll Sustainability" at the next USGS public lecture on Thursday, Sept.

by Contributed Content
on September 20, 2015

Good vibes at Kepler’s 60th anniversary celebration

There was a bit of the old — a visit by Clark Kepler (right) — along with the new — tots soon-to-be readers and current CEO Praveen

by Linda Hubbard
on September 20, 2015

Pizza seller Micaela Tully bids adieu to the Menlo Park Farmers Market

For six years, a familiar face has greeted Menlo Park Farmers Market shoppers at the Chestnut St. end of the market. Those who've enjoyed visiting

by Linda Hubbard
on September 19, 2015

Downtown Menlo Park’s pop up park becomes fitness magnet

Wondering how the grassed block of space in downtown Menlo Park on Chestnut Street is being enjoyed? Well, we spotted a Fleet Feet half-marathon training

by Irene Searles
on September 18, 2015

Add Janes Swim Club reunion planned for Sept. 26

The Add Janes Swim Club reunion is set for Saturday, September 26, at noon at the Burgess Swim Center in Menlo Park. All former club

by Contributed Content
on September 18, 2015

White House names #YesWeCode Leader of Excellence – and Kay O’Neill heads to Washington

Kay O'Neill came to Menlo Park in 1988, buying a little bungalow the same weekend she married husband Peter. She worked as a licensed marriage

by Linda Hubbard
on September 17, 2015

Library book sale set for Sept. 19th and 20th

The Friends of the Menlo Park Library will be hosting a book sale on Saturday, September 19th from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm and Sunday,

by Contributed Content
on September 17, 2015

Foster’s Freeze – suddenly Menlo Park’s hot spot!

Looks like a whole new generation of teens has [finally] discovered Foster's Freeze. There was a big crowd there yesterday, which was an early dismissal

by Linda Hubbard
on September 16, 2015

A Menlo mystery: Where did this big bone come from?

A mystery turned up in our front yard recently. Next door, a home is being extensively remodeled, which  has required a lot of digging. We're

by Linda Hubbard
on September 16, 2015

M-A girls volleyball clinic and fundraiser set for September 18

Come join the 2014 CCS Division One Girls Volleyball Champions for an afternoon of volleyball fun and skill-building. The players will again be hosting their

by Linda Hubbard
on September 15, 2015