
Cafe Borrone celebrates 30 years in Menlo Park
We're sure we aren't the only ones in Menlo Park who feel so lucky to have two great Menlo Park "institutions" side by side —
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We're sure we aren't the only ones in Menlo Park who feel so lucky to have two great Menlo Park "institutions" side by side —
Two local scouts — Kevin Box (above right) and Hazen Stribling (left) — received their Eagle award from Troop 206 at a Court of Honor held
In 1960, two Stanford University roommates, Jim Harvey (pictured fourth from right above) and Don Nelson, assembled a loose cadre of friends interested in playing
On August 18, World War II veteran Tom Dimperior, who resides at the Menlo Park VA facility, will turn 100. A longtime a resident of
A personal note: My first published story was in the Palo Alto Times when I was in six grade. I contributed to the paper when
Menlo Park resident Tim Johnston reminded fellow members of "Do You Remember the Old Menlo Park" on Facebook that as of March 7 the Oasis
[caption id="attachment_64580" align="alignright" width="410"] Lou with the Mayor of Atherton[/caption] Last night (Tuesday, January 29th) Atherton resident Louis (Lou) Matas [red cap] celebrated his 105th
If you were in the area in the late '90s, you'll remember what an instant hit Left Bank was when it opened in downtown Menlo
Café Zoë is celebrating its 10th anniversary today, Tuesday, June 19, and the InMenlo team swung by in time for a champagne toast. The Café
Friends and family of Col. Joe F. Cotton, a longtime Atherton resident before his death in 2016, gathered in his birth town of Rushville, Indiana,
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