Here’s what captured the attention of InMenlo readers during 2015. Results include only posts that went live during the past 12 months. The #11-20 rankings were published yesterday.
#1: Two Menlo Park moms are founders of Toddle, a combined on-demand playcare and preschool
OK, we know Menlo Park is host to lots of families with young children but we didn’t expect this post to get 5000 page views!
#2. David Lehmann owns a vintage trailer, a 1958 Diablo
We admit this is our favorite kind of InMenlo story: a resident who has a distinct passion and a willingness to share his story.
#3. Owner of Menalto Cleaners arrested – charged with 40 felony counts
This may be one of Menlo Park’s most intriguing stories: A much-liked local store owner is suspected of credit card fraud.
#4.Effort to save the Foster’s Freeze building begins in Menlo Park
All the equipment inside Foster’s Freeze is gone, but will the hull of the iconic building be saved? Stay tuned in 2016.
#5. Hey Menlo Park: This week is last opportunity to visit Sunset’s wonderful gardens
Menlo Park residents took for granted that they could stroll Sunset magazine’s gardens. But that ended in October.
#6. Raising the barre: Erin Paruszewski takes the Dailey Method private, opening Alkalign Studios
Erin Paruszewski makes the top 20 for the second year in a row.
#7: Oh, no! Foster’s Freeze in Menlo Park is closing
AS we’ve mentioned, that an icon was closing did not sit well in Menlo Park, especially with those of a certain age.
#8: In honor of the Grateful Dead’s farewell concerts, a guide to Dead places in Menlo Park and Atherton
How fun is it that both Ken Kesey and the Dead hung out in Menlo Park?
#9: Train collides with passenger vehicle at Ravenswood crossing in Menlo Park, killing the driver
This tragic accident initiated much-needed discussion about the safety of the railroad crossings in Menlo Park.
#10: Checking out the newly ADA compliant Dutch Goose
The Goose got a makeover this year, but the burgers are just as tasty!
Toodle photo by Irene Searles, Sunset gardens courtesy of Sunset, Dutch Goose photo by Kate Flanagan
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