Month: November 2019

“Supreme Court 2020: You be the judge” is topic of discussion on Nov. 25

Barbara Creed will take a look at the Supreme Court and some upcoming decisions on Monday, Nov. 25, from 6:45 to 8:00 pm at the

Celebrating the teachers who received 2019-2020 Jeanie Ritchie Grants for 26 innovative projects

A celebration of the teachers who received Jeanie Ritchie Grants for the 2019-2020 school year was held last night. Both Superintendent Erik Burmeister and Menlo Park-Atherton

Arts at St. Bede’s presents Collage Vocal Ensemble on Nov. 24

For their ninth season, Collage Vocal Ensemble takes inspiration from that most wonderful shape — the sphere — with music by Kirke Mechem, Charles Wood,

Nealon Park grand opening set for November 23

We've been watching the building of the new Nealon Park over the past few months. It looks amazing and is also an all-abilities playground. The

Willows neighborhood stages annual toy drive for the Ravenswood City School District

Willows neighborhood residents are inviting the rest of Menlo Park and surrounding communities to join them in collecting toys and gift cards for deserving students

Mid-Peninsula High School presents “Almost, Maine”

Welcome to Almost, Maine, a place that’s so far north, it’s almost not in the United States. It’s almost in Canada. And it’s not quite

M-A student Antonia Schindler-Ruberg performs in Pacific Ballet Academy’s Nutcracker

Pacific Ballet Academy is presenting its 29th annual Nutcracker, and this year Menlo-Atherton High School student Antonia Schindler-Ruberg will reprise her role as the Sugar Plum

USGS free public lecture looks at sea level rise and coastal erosion on Nov. 21

A peek behind the scenes as Filoli got decorated for the 2019 holiday season

InMenlo contributing photographer stopped by Filoli earlier this month as volunteers were busy decorating the house for the holiday season which begins this Saturday, Nov.

Spotted: Menlo Park doctor performs first surgery at new Stanford hospital

Menlo Park resident Brendan Visser (pictured third from right), a Stanford liver and pancreas surgeon, was part of the team that performed the first operation