Month: January 2016

USGS evening lecture examines how humans changed erosion in Hawaii

Jonathon Stock, research geologist and Director of the USGS Innovation Center will be presenting a free evening public lecture on January 28 titled The Last Land:

by Contributed Content
on January 25, 2016

Next MPCSD parent education talk is Jan. 27

Up next on January 27th: From Control to Connection by Kiran Gaind, Modern Parent Coach @ The Connected Family: Raising Great Parents. Learn basic tenets

by Linda Hubbard
on January 25, 2016

Photographer John Todd is comfortable on the sports field – and the outdoors

John Todd (pictured, right) is a photographer who refuses to get pigeon- holed, being passionate about both landscape and sports photography. An exhibit of his work, currently on

by Linda Hubbard
on January 24, 2016

Spotted: Fun in the creek following the rain

PM update: Another .1" brought Bill's total to 11.75". The sun and rain played "tag, you're it" this morning with periods of both showers and

by Linda Hubbard
on January 23, 2016

Best-selling author Barry Eisler talks about his new book, The God’s Eye View, at Kepler’s on Feb. 2

Menlo Park-based best-selling author Barry Eisler's 11th book is about to be published, and it doesn't feature either John Rain or Ben Treven, his two well-known characters.

by Linda Hubbard
on January 22, 2016

Critical need for O-Negative, AB-Negative and B-Negative blood donations at Stanford Blood Center

Due to a sudden shortage of blood types O-Negative, AB-Negative and B-Negative, local residents are being asked to donate at Stanford Blood Center as soon as

by Contributed Content
on January 22, 2016

Today’s rain is of the weeping kind

We heard from InMenlo weather watcher Bill Russ early this morning when he reported another .1" of rain, which he described as "more a weeping

by Linda Hubbard
on January 22, 2016

Learn about becoming a Project Read-Menlo Park tutor

Project Read-Menlo Park is a literacy program dedicated to improving the reading and writing skills of adult learners. Volunteers are trained by Project Read and

by Contributed Content
on January 21, 2016

Vocalist and performer Lucas Loaiza inspired the launch of two popular glee clubs at Menlo School

With more than decade of singing experience, Menlo School senior Lucas Loaiza was motivated by a friend to launch The Menlodies (Men of Menlo +

by Contributed Content
on January 21, 2016

Filmmaker Dorothy Fadiman plans one last large film screening

Emailed Menlo Park-based filmmaker Dorothy Fadiman: "After 40 years of filmmaking, I am hosting what will probably be my last large film screening on January

by Linda Hubbard
on January 20, 2016