
Meet Carolyn Billheimer — quilter extraordinaire
Ladera resident Carolyn Billheimer has been quilting for many years. It started when her children were little, and her mother-in-law visited and taught quilt making
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Ladera resident Carolyn Billheimer has been quilting for many years. It started when her children were little, and her mother-in-law visited and taught quilt making
Ladera resident Debra Meyerson was named the American Stroke Association’s (ASA) 2023 Stroke Survivor Hero in recognition of her efforts to use her experience as
Two Portola Valley youngsters — Campbell and Quintin Muffly who both play classical guitar — will be performing in their first Junior Bach Festival on
Kris Jensen has worked for a number of non-profits in his career. But this is the first time his office is in a barn! "I'm
Ladera residents Debra Meyerson and Steve Zuckerman will pedal across the country to build awareness for stroke, aphasia, and the importance of rebuilding identity as a critical
Ryan Breen returns home with his Windy Hill bluegrass band playing the first (free) concert in over 18 months on Thursday, August 26, at the
On our way to interview David Madison at his Portola Valley home about his 50 plus years photographing Stanford football games, InMenlo founder Scott Loftesness
Since her book This Is How They Tell Me the World Ends: The Cyber Weapons Arms Race was released, New York Times cybersecurity journalist Nicole
The Menlo Park Library hosts Ladera resident John Billheimer virtually in a talk about his Edgar Award-winning dive into the fascinating career of filmmaker Alfred
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