Month: November 2021

Clarification about yesterday’s shelter-in-place issued for Menlo Park

Coincidentally this morning, we ran in to Corporal Neumann and a number of other Menlo Park police officers taking a coffee break in Menlo Park

by Linda Hubbard
on November 17, 2021

Ravenswood Classroom Partners is new name for non-profit All Students Matters

All Students Matter announced that the organization has changed its name to Ravenswood Classroom Partners. The new name was chosen to better reflect what the

by Contributed Content
on November 16, 2021

Misconceptions about Yellowstone Volcanism is topic on November 18

Busting Myths About One of the Largest Volcanic Systems in the World - The Top 10 Misconceptions about Yellowstone Volcanism is the next USGS virtual public

by Contributed Content
on November 16, 2021

Atherton’s 94027 remains the most expensive U.S. zip code for fifth consecutive year

At nearly $7.5 million, Atherton’s 94027 remains the #1 most expensive zip code for fifth year in a row. [Note: the 4,000 square foot house

by Contributed Content
on November 15, 2021

M-A defeats Salinas to advance to Division I playoffs

The Menlo-Atherton High School football team defeated Salinas High on Friday night by a score of 35-31. The win allows M-A (9-2) to advance to

by Linda Hubbard
on November 15, 2021

In-person Storytimes returning to the Menlo Park Library

Beginning November 18, storytimes are coming back to the Menlo Park Library!  Bring your little ones for stories, songs and fun! Drop in at the

by Linda Hubbard
on November 15, 2021

Wine, cars – and food: All part of Kings Mountain release party at AutoVino

We've made no secret that we are big fans of Kings Mountain Vineyards wines, which we first discovered a number of years ago during a

by Linda Hubbard
on November 14, 2021

After-School STEAM: Kitchen Chemistry is topic on November 18

Students in Grades K-5 will see regular household items in a new and exciting way! Working with many materials found in an average home, you

by Contributed Content
on November 14, 2021

The Toy Project is again collecting gently used toys in 2021

Sarah Weintraut, Kyla Burfoot and Emily Qian — founders of The Toy Project — are at it again this holiday season, following up last year’s

by Linda Hubbard
on November 13, 2021

African and Native American contact in the Americas is topic on November 17

What can be learned from the dynamics of African and Native American contact in the Americas? To explore this question, a talk on Wednesday, Nov.

by Contributed Content
on November 13, 2021