Month: September 2015

Visiting with Nancy Salmon and Praveen Madan as Kepler’s prepares to celebrate 60 years

Kepler's CEO Praveen Madan wants to make one thing clear: Book seller Nancy Salmon, who's been with the store for 15 years, has the largest customer

by Linda Hubbard
on September 15, 2015

Young Minds Advocacy Project shines spotlight on youth mental health at September 18 event

Young Minds Advocacy Project is hosting an event on September 18, 2015, at the Arrillaga Family Center in Menlo Park to celebrate efforts to change the

by Linda Hubbard
on September 14, 2015

Effort to save the Foster’s Freeze building begins in Menlo Park

Ray Mueller, who is currently serving on the Menlo Park City Council, emails that he's "reached out to the new Foster's Freeze building owners, and

by Linda Hubbard
on September 14, 2015

Trinity Church hosts Hearts for Justice conference focused on incarceration

Last year, Trinity Church in Menlo Park hosted the inaugural Hearts for Justice conference with the goal of creating a forum for understanding and responding to issues of injustice locally. This

by Contributed Content
on September 13, 2015

Spotted: Cozzolino pumpkins at Menlo Park Farmers Market

Emails Robin Tobia. "At the Menlo Park Farmers Market today, Tony Cozzolino's incredibly personable pumpkins! Photo by Robin Tobia (c) 2015

by Linda Hubbard
on September 13, 2015

Tara VanDerveer to speak at Rotary Connects on September 16

The Rotary Club of Menlo Park is hosting Rotary Connects on Wednesday September 16th, from 5:30 to 7:30 pm at Galata Bistro in downtown Menlo

by Contributed Content
on September 13, 2015

Oh, no! Foster’s Freeze in Menlo Park is closing

What has been feared for a decade appears to be imminent. After over 50 years in business, Foster's Freeze on Oak Grove Avenue in Menlo

by Linda Hubbard
on September 12, 2015

Valpo Fun Run scheduled for September 27

Menlo School and Sacred Heart Prep are hosting the third annual Valpo Fun Run, a 5k community run through the streets of Atherton on September

by Contributed Content
on September 12, 2015

Chalkboard traffic signs near Oak Knoll School are proliferating thanks to Brownie Troop

Kelly Schmitz, one of the leaders of Brownie Troop 62349 emailed: "The best way to kick-off our Brownie Year as third graders was to take

by Linda Hubbard
on September 11, 2015

Menlo Park Fire Chief recalls the aftermath of 9/11 as part of the response team

Most Americans can tell you exactly what they were doing on September 11, 2001, when they first saw or heard about the attacks on the

by Harold Schapelhouman
on September 11, 2015