Month: August 2024

Oak Knoll kids greeted by Ollie the Otter chalk drawing

When Oak Knoll students went back to school yesterday, they were treated by two familiar sights — balloons and a drawing of Ollie the Otter

by Linda Hubbard
on August 23, 2024

MPC Ready hosts meeting on Disaster Radio Communication on August24

Please join MPC Ready on  August 24  from 9:00-10:15 am for a training focused on disaster communications. It will include practice with using "walkie talkies"

by Linda Hubbard
on August 23, 2024

Schapelhouman Fire Museum open on Saturday, August 24

Schapelhouman Fire Museum is open for public tours on Saturday, August 24, from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm. It is located behind Menlo Park Fire

by Linda Hubbard
on August 23, 2024

Spotted: LLESD educators demonstrating as they work without a contract

Menlo Park resident Robb Most heard honking outside his home last night (August 21). Turns out it was the educators from Las Lomitas and La

by Linda Hubbard
on August 22, 2024

MPCSD superintendent welcomes students back with vision for 2024-25 academic year

Writes Menlo Park City School District superintendent Kristen Gracia: "Our team has been hard at work preparing for what we are calling our best year

by Linda Hubbard
on August 22, 2024

Music with Soul 4Kidz on August 25 at Belle Haven Library

On Sunday, August 25, from 11:00 to 11:45 am, come to the Belle Haven Library (100 Terminal Avenue) to listen to your favorite children’ songs,

by Contributed Content
on August 21, 2024

Help protect against West Nile Virus in Menlo Park

West Nile virus has been detected in several dead birds in Menlo Park. The San Mateo County Mosquito and Vector Control District encourages you to

by Contributed Content
on August 21, 2024

Riekestra at The Guild Theatre on August 25

On Sunday, August 25 at 4:30 pm come to the Guild Theatre in Menlo Park as The Riekes Center proudly presents Riekestra at the Guild:

by Linda Hubbard
on August 20, 2024

Help combat illegal dumping in Menlo Park

Dumping garbage and unwanted items on the streets is illegal. You can face up to $500 in fines and a misdemeanor. Recology offers two free

by Contributed Content
on August 20, 2024

Car thief gets caught in Atherton thanks to automatic license plate reader

Atherton Chief of Police Steven D McCulley sent this message to Atherton residents earlier today: "This morning at 6:50 am, our automated license plate reader

by Linda Hubbard
on August 19, 2024