Month: September 2019

Film screening and discussion about “the S word” at Menlo Park Library on Sept. 23

In recognition of Suicide Prevention Month, the Menlo Park Library in hosting a screening of the film The S Word in the Downstairs Program Room

Kepler’s Literary Foundation offers 300 free student tickets to Global Climate Change conversation featuring author Naomi Klein

In solidarity with next week's Global Climate Strike events, Kepler’s Literary Foundation is offering students 300 free tickets to its September 27 event featuring Naomi

Lucy Neely on the intersection of land stewardship and the wine business

Of the 230 acres owned by the Neely family, which extend from the Portola Valley floor up 1,700 feet to just below Windy Hill, only

Spotted: Raging Grannies and Trump balloon near Zott’s

Somewhere between 50 and 100 people showed up near the Alpine Inn in Portola Valley yesterday to protest President Donald Trump's appearance at a fundraising

Check out the Menlo Park Transportation Master Plan open house – available online now

The second round of community engagement for the City of Menlo Park's Transportation Master Plan is here. There are multiple ways to learn more about

Vallombrosa Center in Menlo Park is building new Lourdes shrine

Thanks to the generosity of an anonymous donor, Vallombrosa Center in Menlo Park has embarked on a project to renovate its Lourdes grotto and build

Menlo’s favorite “dad band” plays Freewheel Brewing Co. on Sept. 20

Emails Allen Weinger: "Hi, friends. Well, the kids are back in school, football’s on TV, and there’s a slight chill in the evening air. "Come

“Inspirations Close to Home” is theme of Atherton Arts Foundation exhibit on Sept. 21

Menlo Park City School District refinances bonds, securing savings for local taxpayers

The Menlo Park City School District has secured savings of over $3.7 million for local taxpayers by refinancing bonds previously approved by voters. The School

What’s that wet stuff falling from the sky in Menlo Park?

The predicated rain showers came through during the morning commute as evident by the umbrellas up as parents and kids walked to Oak Knoll School