Month: January 2023

Spotted: Jacqui Cebrian with winning Mock Caldecott book

Oak Knoll School reading specialist Jacqui Cebrian organized a Mock Caldecott competition at Cafe Zöe in two sessions — one week apart. She's shown here with Hot Dog,

by Linda Hubbard
on January 31, 2023

Not sure what to do with your sandbags?

Did you get sandbags during the recent storms? Don’t get rid of them just yet. The City of Menlo Park recommends that residents and businesses

by Contributed Content
on January 31, 2023

Learn about planting from seeds on February 1

On Wednesday, February 1, from 6:30 to 7:30 pm, learn how to start seeds now for spring planting Our experts will focus on which plants

by Contributed Content
on January 31, 2023

Next Teen Tabletop Gaming is set for February 1

Students in Grades 6-12 are invited to come to the Menlo Park Library on the first Wednesday of each month for Teen Tabletop Gaming. Drop

by Contributed Content
on January 31, 2023

From a Teen Perspective: The Guild Theatre

As a teenager, I’m always looking for stuff to do, and yet the range of that “stuff” seems to be getting narrower and narrower. In

by Dylan Lanier
on January 30, 2023

Jan. 31 Menlo Park City Council meeting on the Housing Element adoption

The City of Menlo Park is updating its required Housing Element and Safety Element, and preparing a new Environmental Justice Element. Together, these are called

by Contributed Content
on January 30, 2023

Spotted: Sixth grade magician performing tricks at Laurel School

Hillview Middle School 6th grader Peter Hartwell was invited to perform magic tricks for Ms. Lucas' 3rd grade Spanish Immersion class at Laurel Elementary School.

by Contributed Content
on January 30, 2023