Month: February 2019

Horsley and Mueller hold office hours at Lutticken’s on March 2

On Saturday, March 2, from 11:00 am to 12:30 pm, County Supervisor Don Horsley and Menlo Park Mayor Ray Mueller will be holding office hours

by Contributed Content
on February 28, 2019

Magnolia blossoms rule the landscape in Menlo Park gardens in February

Walking around the streets of Menlo Park in February and it's evident that the abundant magnolia blossoms are giving Menlo Park's official tree, the oak,

by Linda Hubbard
on February 28, 2019

Friends of the Menlo Park Library book sale on March 2 & 3

The Friends of the Library book sale is back and March 2 and 3. Stop by and save money on some wonderful books, all while

by Contributed Content
on February 28, 2019

Mad Science: Movie Special Effects is program at Menlo Park Library on Feb. 28

Let's explore the wonders of many movie favorites at the Menlo Park Library on Feb. 28, from 7:00 to 8:00 pm Anything could happen at

by Linda Hubbard
on February 28, 2019

Getting your summer garden going is First Friday topic on March 1

"Start Sowing Your Summer Garden Now!" is topic of Master Gardeners Kathleen and Lisa Putnam's talk at Woodside's First Friday, March 1,  starting at 7:00

by Contributed Content
on February 27, 2019

Finally a good overnight drenching in Menlo Park

Now that was some rain — and some wind — overnight in Menlo Park. The morning brings showers and sunshine. Reports InMenlo weather watcher Bill

by Linda Hubbard
on February 27, 2019

Soody Tronson works to bring to market a line of smart nursing bras to make mothers’ lives easier

Menlo Park resident Soody Tronson describes herself as an "engineer and problem solver," although her career path has been broader than that, including practicing law

by Linda Hubbard
on February 26, 2019

Spotted: 49er greats honoring Menlo-Atherton state champion football team

To celebrate M-A's first football championship in the school's history, Menlo Park Mayor Ray Mueller reached out former San Francisco 49er and Peninsula resident Ronnie

by Linda Hubbard
on February 26, 2019

Atmospheric river just a stream so far in Menlo Park

Reading the forecast shortly after dawn yesterday (when the photo above was taken on a Big Dish path), rain was predicted starting at noon. That

by Linda Hubbard
on February 26, 2019

Remastered 1964 films by Menlo Park filmmaker show origins of SLAC

A pair of 1964 films detailing the construction of Stanford Linear Accelerator Center, later renamed SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory, were recently remastered and are now

by Andrew Freeberg
on February 25, 2019