Faces of Woodside

UNAFF goes virtual – and honors Joan Baez with its Visionary Award

Woodside resident Joan Baez is the recipient of the UNAFF Visionary Award by The United Nations Association Film Festival (UNAFF). The legendary singer, songwriter, musician and

Coming tomorrow: InMenlo.com gets a new look plus improved mobile solution

InMenlo is moving to a new platform tomorrow, October 5, which will feature a more robust mobile solution along with a redesigned website. We ask

Freddy Clarke (from Menlo Park!) at Woodside’s First Friday on July 3 (virtually, natch)

Woodside artist and architect Jim Caldwell talks about John Singer Sargent and the scandal of Madame X

Artist and architect Jim Caldwell, who lives in Woodside, is giving a Pacific Art League (PAL) talk "John Singer Sargent and the scandal of Madame

Kings Mountain Vineyards produces great tasting wines cultivated on Woodside estate

On a recent visit to Kings Mountain Vineyards in Woodside we saw the vines in their full leafy glory, stretching both to the sky and across

Jack Mosbacher brings two musical styles to Menlo Summerfest on Saturday

Jack Mosbacher, who was raised in Woodside and attended Menlo School and Stanford, is the first to admit he loves "a lot of different kinds

Getting your summer garden going is First Friday topic on March 1

"Start Sowing Your Summer Garden Now!" is topic of Master Gardeners Kathleen and Lisa Putnam's talk at Woodside's First Friday, March 1,  starting at 7:00

In conversation with Karen Offen about women’s history and feminism

It was the introductory sentence to Karen Offen's First Friday talk in Woodside that got our attention: "How did a country girl from Idaho become

Woodside based reporter Barbara Wood wins inaugural Golden Quill Award

Long-time Woodside resident Barbara Wood is one of the 25 recipients of the inaugural Golden Quill Award, presented by the California School Boards Association in recognition

Trish Costello created Portfolia specifically for women investors

Trish Costello describes herself as Kansas farm girl who happened to be in the right place at the right time — and then as many