Month: July 2020

Get ready for the new rules when Big Dish re-opens for walking and jogging on July 6

Stanford is reopening the Big Dish walking and jogging paths on Monday, July 6, with regular summer hours from 6:00 am to 7:30 pm. This

Pretty new patio for dining outdoors at Lulu’s on the Alameda

There's a nice enclosed patio for dining outside at LuLu's on the Alameda complete with pretty planter boxes and umbrellas for shade. Ordering is the

Spotted: Festive front yard in honor of Blaine’s 12th birthday

Walking on Stanford Avenue today in the University Heights neighborhood of Menlo Park, we spotted this festively decorated front yard celebrating Blaine turning 12. Great

These “4th of July” roses are a perfect tribute to Independence Day

Menlo Park resident Stuart Dalton, a member of the Peninsula Rose Society, emailed wonderful photographs of the "4th of July" roses growing in his garden.

Spotted: Mom and baby decked out 4th of July hiking tights

We followed this couple down the trail in the Thornewood Preserve in Woodside this morning. They were nice enough to post for a photo when

Sacred Heart Schools community holds 4th of July parade for Oakwood residents

On July 1st, the Sacred Heart Schools community came out to celebrate and see the RSCJ nuns who live at Oakwood on the school property,

Newark man arrested for sexual assault in downtown Menlo Park

The Menlo Park Police Department responded this afternoon to the report of a sexual assault incident that involved two separate victims who were shopping at

Norbert the dinosaur is decked out for the 4th of July

While this 4th of July will be quieter for many due to the pandemic, leave it to Norbert the Ladera dinosaur to get in the

Exploring Inverness on the Point Reyes Peninsula

Betsy Sergeant Snow, now a media specialist at Sequoia High School, was one of the first local photographers to contribute to InMenlo. We met when

Freddy Clarke (from Menlo Park!) at Woodside’s First Friday on July 3 (virtually, natch)