Month: August 2020

Rebecca DuMaine lives a life filled with music from the American Songbook

Growing up on the Peninsula, singer Rebecca DuMaine listened to her father, Dave Miller, play piano every day and fell asleep to the sounds of

by Linda Hubbard
on August 27, 2020

Spotted: Plaque commemorating the launch of the internet age at Zott’s

According to Portola Valley Past and Present, on August 27, 1976, researchers from SRI International in Menlo Park chose the Alpine Inn, aka Zott's, for

by Linda Hubbard
on August 27, 2020

Here are ways you can help people affected by the CZU complex wildfire

There is no way to make this post impersonal. Good friends from girlhood growing up in Menlo Park, Sally and Michael, lost their beautiful home

by Linda Hubbard
on August 26, 2020

M-A names Aisha Swayzer head Track and Field coach

Menlo-Atherton High School Athletic Directors Paul Snow and Steven Kryger announced today that Aisha Swayzer is the new head coach of the Track and Field

by Contributed Content
on August 26, 2020

Learn about your rights in Civil Rights 101 workshop on Aug. 31

What are your rights? Join the Menlo Park Library for a workshop covering our country's civil rights history, and the current issues surrounding your civil

by Contributed Content
on August 26, 2020

Save the date for the first Silicon Valley Sculpture Fair in September at Menlo College

Menlo Park Public Art is hosting the first Silicon Valley Sculpture fair (SVS) which will take place on Menlo College campus in Atherton, September 25-27,

by Linda Hubbard
on August 25, 2020

Get Connected showcase set for August 28

Get connected with your community and find out all that the city of Menlo Park has to offer for you in this time of sheltering

by Contributed Content
on August 25, 2020

Menlo Fire active in variety of ways at multiple wildfire sites in San Mateo and Santa Cruz counties

The mostly volunteer firefighters with the Ben Lomond and Boulder Creek Fire Districts know that help is in short supply all over the State. These

by Contributed Content
on August 25, 2020

Poet Lisa Rosenberg is leading a poetry workshop open to all

Poet and "recovering engineer" Lisa Rosenberg is leading a poetry workshop on Wednesday, August 26, addressing how a poem create its effects and how writers can

by Linda Hubbard
on August 24, 2020

Spotted: Norbert the dino ready to start school

Norbert the Ladera neighborhood dinosaur is all decked to to start school. Alas, a Zoom outage, now fixed, almost impacted the Las Lomitas School District