Month: January 2018

Judy Adams’s call to action for Guild Theater preservation

Guild Theater advocate Judy Adams brought this to our attention: "Menlo Park's annual "goal setting" public meeting gives residents an opportunity to express their views

by Contributed Content
on January 27, 2018

“Moffett Field, Then and Now” is topic of library talk on Jan. 29

Get an insider's look at Moffett Field from Docent John Suckow on Monday, January 29 from 6:30 to 7:30 pm at the Menlo Park Library.

by Contributed Content
on January 26, 2018

Another almost half inch falls on Menlo Park

Update from Bill on Friday, Jan. 28: "This may not stir InMenlo followers, but there was .05” in my gauge this morning. Now 7.6” season-to-date."

by Linda Hubbard
on January 25, 2018

Orion Lakota is newest brewer at Freewheel Brewing Company

Some people's vocations are a bit of a zig zag, even at a young age. Such is the case with Orion Lakota, whose name even

by Linda Hubbard
on January 25, 2018

Menlo Park City School District announces start of registration for Fall 2018 – kindergarten and new students

All students entering Menlo Park City School District schools in Fall 2018 — kindergarten and other new students — may register starting February 1. This

by Parke Treadway
on January 25, 2018

Atherton is new priciest zip code leader according to Property Shark

There's a new town atop priciest zip codes measured by home sales, and it's 94027, according to Property Shark. The town of Atherton posted a

by Contributed Content
on January 24, 2018

Mary Ann Somerville takes to the court again at Stanford’s Graduate School of Education Night

Mary Ann Somerville, former superintendent of Las Lomitas Elementary School District, is also a former Stanford basketball player. Her basketball and education pasts converge at

by Contributed Content
on January 23, 2018

Jill Layman opens gallery that showcases art along with providing space for events

In Jill Layman's mind, the opening of her art and event space in downtown Menlo Park was "like the universe snowballing in the right direction."

by Linda Hubbard
on January 23, 2018

First rain in two weeks falls on Menlo Park

"Finally some measureable rainfall!" emails InMenlo weather watcher Bill Russ. "At 8:00 am there is .15” in my gauge [as Monday morning]. "This is the

by Linda Hubbard
on January 22, 2018

“ShakeAlert: The Path to West Coast Early Warning” is topic of USGS lecture on Jan. 25

Douglas Given, USGS Earthquake Early Warning Coordinator will present the next free USGS Public Lecture on Thursday, January 25, at 7:00 pm titled "ShakeAlert: The

by Contributed Content
on January 22, 2018