Month: December 2017

Looking back on 2017: Most viewed posts #1-10

Here’s what captured the attention of InMenlo readers during 2017. Results include only posts that went live during the past 12 months. The #11-20 rankings

Looking back on 2017: Most viewed posts #11-20

Here’s what captured the attention of InMenlo readers during 2017. Results include only posts that went live during the past 12 months. (Remembering downtown Menlo

Memorial tree grows over 50 plus years, as does the person who planted it!

The Menlo Park Fire Protection District celebrated its 100th anniversary in 2016/17. As part of a year-end wrap-up, Fire Chief Harold Schapelhouman sent out a

M-A Leo Club initiates Virtual Giving Tree for homeless veterans in Menlo Park

Throughout the month of December, the Leo District 4-C4 created and executed the first Virtual Giving Tree for veterans. The Leos provided gifts to approximately

83 “blessed” bats at Menlo Park home rescued, pronounced fit, and released

This has the makings of a perfect Onion story, yet it's true. Workers removed a mural of St. Francis of Assisi, the patron saint of

Menlo Park is inviting citizens to apply for new Advisory Districting Committee

Menlo Park is recruiting to fill up to nine seats on the City’s newly created Advisory Districting Committee. This Committee will be responsible for reviewing

Local author Constance Vincent explores karma in latest book

Karma is not a religious term. And it is not a judgment from a past life. Karma really means "a call to action," appropriate as

Spotted: Studio Cake with a snow flake theme

We're lucky enough to attend a Christmas dinner hosted by long time friends that each year has a different theme. This year is was snowflakes,

Merry Christmas and goodwill to all people!

Squirrel is likely culprit in Christmas Eve fire on San Mateo Drive in Menlo Park

Shortly after 6:00 am this morning, Menlo Fire responded to smoke coming from the roof of a home on San Mateo Drive in Menlo Park