Month: June 2020

Takeaway, outside dining, indoor dining: What’s best for you?

We're been jotting down notes as we experienced some takeaway and outside dining options (indoor is not for us at this time) and have talked

Spotted: Signs-of-the-times: Fill the darkness with love

Portola Art Gallery reopens on July 1; former Menlo Park teacher Terry McMahon is featured artist

The Portola Art Gallery at the Allied Arts Guild (75 Arbor Rd., Menlo Park) will reopen on July 1. The gallery has been modified according

Dr. Jo English: Serving local residents’ chiropractic needs since 1983

While not a native to the Bay Area, chiropractor Dr. Jo English has deep roots in Menlo Park.  "I am probably one of the longest

Learn to cook authentic Thai food on July 2

Professional cook Natty Netsuwan will share her passion for the authentic food of her place of birth, as she shows us how to make Sticky

Make a 4th of July wreath for your door on July 2

What better way to start the 4th of July celebrations than to make a unique wreath for your door? The event takes place on Thursday,

Rep. Anna Eshoo speaks out on the importance of following public health guidance to combat COVID-19

Here is Congresswoman Eshoo's statement issued on June 26: "I returned to Washington, D.C. this week to vote on several important bills. The House is

Learn about growing flowers to brighten your garden on July 1

What flowers will look best in your garden - and be easiest for you to maintain? We'll share tips on growing flowers to bring color

Hear Camilla Griffiths speak on racial justice on July 1

Menlo School student Vikram Seshadri emails: "My classmates and I have organized an online speaker event with Camilla Griffiths, a Stanford PhD researcher, about racial

Woodside artist and architect Jim Caldwell talks about John Singer Sargent and the scandal of Madame X

Artist and architect Jim Caldwell, who lives in Woodside, is giving a Pacific Art League (PAL) talk "John Singer Sargent and the scandal of Madame