Month: January 2018

Second community meeting on long term financial planning for Menlo Park schools takes place on Feb. 6

Menlo Park City School District Superintendent, Erik Burmeister, invites members of the MPCSD community — future, current and former district parents, as well as all

by Parke Treadway
on January 31, 2018

Mission Hospice & Home Care celebrates 39 years of service

On Sunday, January 28th, more than 200 people gathered at the Sharon Heights Golf & Country Club in Menlo Park to celebrate Mission Hospice &

by Contributed Content
on January 31, 2018

Jim Lyon talks about the Buck’s Collection at Next First Friday on Feb. 2

Have you ever wondered about the collection of items that are at Buck's Restaurant in Woodside? Even if you haven't gone there, you probably have

by Contributed Content
on January 31, 2018

Birthday celebrations with Atherton roots abundant at Harry’s Hofbrau Tuesday night

Actuarily speaking, "the longer you live, the longer you'll live." Lou Matis, who has lived in Atherton for the past 47 years, is case in

by Linda Hubbard
on January 30, 2018

Menlo Park Library celebrates World Read Aloud Day on Feb. 1

February 1 is World Read Aloud Day, when readers of all ages celebrate literacy and the “pure joy and power of reading aloud!” The Menlo

by Contributed Content
on January 30, 2018

Menlo-Atherton Girls Wrestling Team ranked 1st as they head to CCS Tournament

Feb. 7 update from the M-A Chronicle: "The M-A girls wrestling team brought home the Central Coast Section (CCS) championship title for the second year

by Contributed Content
on January 30, 2018

Deadline for Bank of America’s Student Leaders program is Friday, Feb. 2

Local high school juniors and seniors looking to gain real world experience while making a difference in their community are encouraged to apply for Bank

by Contributed Content
on January 29, 2018

Spark Green 2018 climate action campaign runs from Jan. 29th through March 2nd

Today is the launch day of Spark Green 2018, which aims to double participation in the Menlo Green Challenge, an online program that empowers residents to take

by Linda Hubbard
on January 29, 2018

Midpen offers public sale of green bonds to fund Measure AA open space projects

The Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District will offer approximately $50 million in “green bonds” for sale to the public on February 1, 2018. Proceeds will

by Contributed Content
on January 29, 2018

“More Than a Word: A film about Native American-based mascots…” screens on Jan. 30

"More Than a Word: A film about Native American-based sports mascots and the Washington R*dskins" analyzes the controversy over the Washington football team and its

by Contributed Content
on January 28, 2018