Month: July 2017

Sneak peek of new Village Bakery through a photographer’s eye

Along with InMenlo contributing photographer Betsy Sergeant Snow, we were at the soon-to-be-opened Village Bakery last week to get a preview of this latest venture from

by Linda Hubbard
on July 19, 2017

Spotted: Trio at LifeMoves benefit raising funds for homeless vets

Nonprofit homeless agency LifeMoves, which is based in Menlo Park, hosted a fundraiser on July 18 to support its services for military veterans in San Mateo

by Linda Hubbard
on July 19, 2017

Another worker injured at construction site of Facebook’s new Building 21

A worker fell 10 to 15 feet from the steel framing on the fourth floor/roof to the third floor yesterday morning (July 18) at the

by Contributed Content
on July 19, 2017

A sunflower forest grows in Menlo Park

There are sunflowers — and then there is the sunflower forest in Art Scott and Cindy Sumida-Scott's Menlo Park backyard. First came the work of

by Linda Hubbard
on July 18, 2017

“Flares and Fireworks from Black Holes” is topic of SLAC public lecture on July 25

Black holes are some of the most exotic and extreme objects in the universe. Though they sound like the stuff of science fiction, they are

by Contributed Content
on July 17, 2017

Summer of Love Family Festival set for July 22 at Menlo Park Library

Celebrate the 50th anniversary of the San Francisco Summer of Love at the Menlo Park Library on Saturday, July 22 from 11:00 am to 3:00

by Contributed Content
on July 17, 2017

Taking in the action at Summerfest in Menlo Park

InMenlo contributing photographer Robb Most took in the action at Menlo Summerfest on Santa Cruz Avenue today. The resulting photos show how people are beating

by Linda Hubbard
on July 16, 2017

Spotted: Early birders at Summerfest in downtown Menlo Park

We were there at the start of the Summerfest street festival that lines Santa Cruz Avenue, and it was already warm at 10:00 am. We

by Linda Hubbard
on July 16, 2017

Menlo Park Kiwanis Club hosts WWII veteran on July 18

World War II veteran Army Sergeant Roy Billings (left) and his son Mike Billings traveled to Washington DC in May to visit the WWII memorial

by Contributed Content
on July 15, 2017

Spotted: Marie Antoinette look-alike at Left Bank in Menlo Park – plus a French view

Everybody who was actually in town this weekend seemed to congregate at Menlo Park's side-by-side French restaurants, Left Bank and Vida. The reason: It's Bastille

by Linda Hubbard
on July 14, 2017