Month: January 2020

Learn about the USGS role in space exploration on Jan. 23

Bob Budelli and crew cheer the 49ers on to victory over Green Bay

Long time Menlo Park resident Bob Budelli (second from right) was with his "crew" — Mike Budelli, Dick Budelli, Alex Ingram (former Niner punter) and

Applications for Menlo Park Grant for the Arts being accepted through March 1

The City of Menlo Park is now accepting applications for the Menlo Park Grant for the Arts (MPGA) program. The grant is for organizations wishing

Guild Theatre project to impact traffic at El Camino Real/ Ravenswood Avenue this coming week and next

The Guild Theatre  project is currently under construction and a lane on El Camino Real and Ravenswood Avenue must be closed intermittently during construction. This lane

Protesters again gather at Facebook to urge fact checking of political ads

Facebook users, investors, and neighbors gathered outside the Menlo Park-based company headquarters late yesterday afternoon demonstraitng against the company’s refusal to fact-check political ads run

Meet Hannah Pollek, who’s helping put the pieces of a giant telescope camera together

At 8:00 am each morning, the Large Synoptic Survey Telescope (LSST) camera’s integration and testing team shuffles into a conference room at  SLAC National Accelerator

A little drizzle overnight adds to Menlo Park’s rainfall

The plastic bags covering the newspapers were wet this morning, giving an indication that more rain feel overnight. Emails InMenlo weather watcher Bill Russ: ".15”

Spotted: Break in the rain yields pretty sidewalk photo

We were drawn by this photo taken by Menlo Park resident Robin Tobias because of how it showed two things: wet sidewalks and blue skies

Spotted: Laura Hamilton at the Bean in Chicago

Writes InMenlo contributing photographer Laura Hamilton: "I had a chance to walk around my old stomping grounds Thursday morning. It was a chilly 23 degrees

What a wintry day on the mid-Peninsula!

Our day began before dawn with a walk on the Dish where we were met with what felt like gale-force winds — and hail! By