Neighborhoods

Spotted: Big Teddy Bear in a tree on Oak Dell Drive

Neighborhood walking: Blooms in University Heights neighborhood

Thanks for the great response about sending flower photos that people can spot doing neighborhood walks while observing shelter-in-place. By coincidence two residents of Stanford

Help your neighborhood during the COVID-19 emergency by becoming a Block Coordinator

If you are healthy, have a computer or phone, and are fit enough to walk around a block — please sign up to be a Block

How to help your neighbors during the current shelter in place

Ask them if they need specific things like toilet paper and share what you have. Note if they fail to pick up their newspapers or

Neighborhood walking: spring blooms in Menlo Park

Now that we're being encouraged to exercise in our own neighborhoods to curb the spread of COVID-19, we thought it would be fun and informative

Ideas to bring some brightness to your shelter-in-place neighborhood here in Menlo Park

From Julie Hayes: "Looks like Friday, March 27, will be rain free [with maybe some showers on] Saturday, March 28, so get ready to chalk

Spotted: Coronavirus Etude – for piano and disinfecting wipe – to be performed “Molto Rub-ato”

Well, someone is clever — and has a sense of humor. The Etude for "piano teachers  everywhere," arranged by Jeff DePaoli, was posted on a

New neighborhood organization Park Forest Plus Prepare springs into action in response to Covid-19

Park Forest Plus Prepare, a new neighborhood organization dedicated to mutual help in the community, sprang into action yesterday, distributing 95 copies of the Citizen’s Guide

Viewpoint: Four ways you can be a helper amidst COVID-19 crisis

A lot of us remember when Fred Rogers was asked what to do when a big, scary, event came upon us. His response was, "Look

Belle Haven residents invited to submit mini-grant applications by April 7

Applications are being accepted for the 2020 Belle Haven Mini-Grant Program. This program provides grants of $500, $1,000 or $1,500 to residents of Menlo Park’s