Menlo Park, CA News

• Menlo Park, CA News
• Back to School for Menlo Park - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Willows traffic plan hits dead stop in Menlo Park
• Walgreens: One-stop shop for sundries... and alcohol?
• Wednesday: Tip-A-Cop
• Wednesday: Time to get serious about bike safety in town
• Atherton employees offer concessions to save their jobs
• Arborist questions logic of SFPUC's fears about pipeline damage from oak tree roots
• Seventeen-year-old arrested for infant's homicide
• Waschura places 5th in state with personal best in 1,600m
• Class of 2011: Menlo-Atherton High School graduates 388
• Update: Cyclist severely injured in solo accident
• Youth, 17, charged with murder in infant's death
• Tuesday: Should city survey Willows on traffic?
• Congratulations to Woodside High grads
• Simitian bill boosts charter school oversight
• Teens catch alleged purse snatcher
• Guest opinion: 'Granny' oak worthy of saving
• Portola Valley schools celebrate 150 years
• Parish stunned by pastor's 'boundary violation'
• Infant killed in East Palo Alto shooting
• Menlo school district board to appoint new trustee
• Bridging gender gap in science
• Youth lacrosse: Grizzlies travel to San Francisco
• Saturday/Sunday: Vaulters hold Spring Fest
• Sunday: Opera and song at Little Store
• Saturday: Simitian to discuss state of education
• A page from our history
• Sunday: 'Mildred Pierce' in Menlo
• Ladera bank robbery suspect arrested
• Menlo Park nixes T-Mobile cell tower in park
• Friday: Symphony in Menlo Park
• Sunday: InnVision garden gala in Atherton
• Saturday: 'Discoveries that rewrote history'
• June 4-5: Sunset celebrates weekend
• Portola Valley cancels Saturday's town picnic
• Grand jury recommends Tasers for Menlo Park
• Man struck, killed by Caltrain in Mountain View
• Mountain lion spotted in Portola Valley
• Play dates with pets
• Officer injured in tussle, police dog bites suspect
• Cyclist severely injured in crash in Woodside
• Simitian's bill to limit cough-medicine sales to minors advances
• Update: St. Raymond pastor on leave after 'boundary violation' with teen, archdiocese says
• Thursday: 'Passive energy' home tour in Menlo
• Chris Waschura makes history at CCS
• Saturday: Otter Run benefits Oak Knoll School
• Bookkeeper sentenced for Menlo embezzlement
• Today: Menlo council meeting canceled
• Menlo Park pulls balancing act with budget
• Private school feels squeezed by lease delay
• June 1-4: Woodside eighth-graders stage 'Annie'
• Menlo Park store robbed at gunpoint
• Police calls from Portola Valley, Woodside, Menlo
• Update: Sanitary district liable in sewage spills
• Knights repeat as CCS baseball champions
• New book on Woodside history
• Monday: Memorial Day at Union Cemetery
• Menlo Park teen arrested in Anaheim
• Paly 400 relay sets school mark; M-A's Della Morte wins long jump at championships
• Obituary: Service Tuesday for Laura Chinlund
• Opera review: successful pairing of rarities
• Paly, Menlo go after section titles on Saturday
• Former assemblyman Ira Ruskin diagnosed with malignant tumor
• Businesses boom and bust in Menlo Park
• Rotary furnishes furniture for troops
• One confirmed dead in crash near La Honda
• Kamala Harris gets warm welcome in East Palo Alto
• Thirteen Atherton employees to lose their jobs
• Review: 'Hangover Part II'
• Review: 'Midnight in Paris'
• Menlo Park freezes police sergeant pay
• Police calls from Atherton and Menlo Park
• Red-light camera bill passes state Senate
• Flight Night in Portola Valley
• Stunning six-run rally helps Menlo School reach finals
• Saturday: Menlo Polo Club hosts tournament
• Business: Great Clips opens in Menlo Saturday
• Woodside man rides to help hospital for Tibetan refugees
• Mark Box resigns from school board
• M-A High wins top prize in climate competition
• Neighbors and SFPUC: Move oak tree?
• Menlo boys capture third straight NorCal tennis title
• Tonight: Adam Hochschild at Kepler's
• Atherton council says no to ethics oversight board
• Downtown plan: Commissioners question data
• Wednesday: VC talks of green economy in PV
• Judge: West Bay liable for 21 sewage spills
• Vote for your favorite restaurants, shops and services
• Tonight: Budget before Menlo Park council
• Menlo Park: New details in parked car assault
• Menlo Park: Three burglaries in one day
• Wild in Woodside
• Menlo Park: Man robbed in parked car
• Menlo Park man robbed of wallet on Willow Road
• Menlo Park home invaded, victim assaulted
• Suspects arrested in Sunday beating, robbery
• Portola Valley deals with bike safety issues
• Tuesday: Julie Orringer at Kepler's
• A look back
• Bruml's no-hitter puts Menlo in the semifinals
• Stanford University trail opens
• Highway 84 lanes clear after crash
• Wednesday: Film, talk on Polish, Arab revolutions
• Atherton garbage collection rate hikes approved; more increases possible
• Review: 'Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides'
• Saturday: Rich Gordon to hold Q-and-A in Redwood City
• Dave Pine to be sworn in Tuesday as supervisor
• Tonight: Steve Earle at Kepler's
• Tonight: Dr.Bortz talk in Portola Valley
• Opponents release poll on Saltworks project
• Monday: Antarctica veteran talks of climate change
• Station 1 lights up Woodside dining scene
• Sunday: St. Raymond says goodbye to principal
• Sacred Heart Prep invests big time in iPads
• Sunday: Collectible book sale at Menlo library
• Sunday: Conference on aging at Little House
• Atherton considers spiffed-up baseball park
• SHP grad Hemm is back in town for NCAA tennis championships
• Menlo, Paly, SHP win CCS baseball openers
• Whose tree is it, anyhow?
• Police calls from Woodside, Atherton, Menlo Park
• Saturday: PVs hold 'Western Bonanza'
• No safe Haven
• Residents say Menlo police raided wrong house
• SFPUC stops work around heritage oak
• Portola Valley: Trail work on Alpine Road to begin soon
• Shorenstein estate may be split into 3 parcels
• Great Frame Up replaces Book Rack in Menlo Park
• Menlo's Grimes and Buchanan advance to NorCal golf finals
• Caltrain rethinks relationship with high-speed rail
• Thursday: Flight night in Portola Valley
• Viral infection closes The Sequoias' dining room
• Wednesday: Trip Planning 101 for Teens
• Menlo girls win WBAL title, Paly falls in SCVAL
• Menlo Park's theatrical experiment
• Ladera: Women's clinic to close doors this fall
• Jewelry stolen from Emerald Hills neighborhood
• Atherton: Garbage rates, ethics panel
• Ex-Atherton town employee pleads no contest to embezzlement from town's post office annex
• Tonight: Menlo Park scopes out Facebook
• Wednesday: Mystery author at library
• Six local teams advance in baseball, softball
• M-A boys splash to another PAL Bay Division swim title
• Menlo girls win WBAL title, Paly falls in SCVAL
• Quick response stops school fire from spreading
• Update: Neighbors ask court to save heritage oak 'Granny'
• Caltrain: Weekend baby bullets a success
• Woodside: Mountain lion spotted
• A record 10th CCS tennis title for Menlo
• Duncan Williams service changed to church
• Saturday/Sunday: Woodside High dance show
• Sunday: Members of sfSound perform at M-A
• Stanford trail set to open
• SHP swim teams splash to WBAL titles
• Sunday: St. Raymond School dedicates field
• Review: 'The Beaver'
• Review: 'Bridesmaids'
• No criminal charges to be filed in EPA fire
• Three Palo Alto VA employees indicted for bribery
• Deadline nears for parcel tax exemption
• Stanford Hospital expansion wins key vote
• Burglars hit three Menlo Park homes
• It's a near-perfect day for Menlo athletic teams
• M-A sweeps PAL track and field titles
• Clubs, meetings in Atherton, Menlo Park
• Design upgrade coming to Woodside's website
• New supervisor Dave Pine has been around the block
• Saturday: Forum/workshop on Sudden Oak Death
• Board affirms superintendent choice with unanimous vote
• Thursday: Free outdoor concert in Portola Valley
• Police calls from Woodside, Menlo Park
• Thursday: Bike to Work Day
• United Menlo Park council approves Stanford deal
• Menlo proposal: Freeze pay for police sergeants
• Trying Menlo Park's downtown plan on for size
• Report: Strip power from California rail authority
• SHP boys, girls get chance to open their 'presents'
• Wednesday: How Google thinks
• Atherton: rash of thievery hits unlocked vehicles
• Tonight: Arrested development on Terminal Avenue
• Menlo tennis moves closer to historic CCS title
• Tonight: BMR housing before Menlo Park council
• Those were the days
• Atherton: Resident foils burglar with yells, claps
• Fast and furious in Menlo Park
• False alarm at Menlo Park bank
• Atherton council greenlights staff, spending cuts
• Menlo School boys' tennis is three wins from historic CCS title
• Tuesday: California cap & trade
• Tuesday: Tree protection issue returns to Woodside
• Tuesday: Learning from failure
• Woodside May Day photos from Stacey Keare
• Photos from today's May Day Parade in Woodside
• Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg buys historic Palo Alto home
• Saturday: Atherton, Menlo gardens open
• Saturday: Chickens for sale at Flea Street Cafe
• Open studio benefits Mission Hospice
• Saturday: Celebration of reading at Kepler's
• Menlo Park school district picks Maurice Ghysels as superintendent
• Voters approve transfer of small area to Menlo Park school district from Ravenswood district
• Safeway recalls kabobs with grape tomatoes
• Stanford offers Menlo Park more money
• Review: 'Something Borrowed'
• Review: 'Thor'
• Rail authority stumped by Peninsula's proposed 'blended' system
• Sunday: Music@Menlo concert
• We've added environment category to web list
• Real estate: Are private council talks OK?
• All set for Woodside's May Day Parade?
• Finding safety, family, hope
• Atherton: Special meeting may be prelude to staffing, spending cuts
• Menlo Park nonprofit supports Project Read
• Saturday: Neighborhood cleanup in Portola Valley
• Saturday: Hollywood cinema artists in spotlight
• Portola Valley: Arson suspected in vehicle fire
• Menlo School stages 'Spelling Bee' musical
• Mandarin language offered at La Entrada School
• Supervisor's race: Dave Pine elected, according to final report
• Friday, Saturday: Local students stage 'Hairspray'
• Menlo College hosting NAIA baseball tournament
• Boys' lacrosse seedings wait until final match
• Menlo boys' tennis has plenty to shoot for in the section playoffs
• Police calls in Atherton, Woodside, Menlo Park
• Police see rise in burglaries, thefts
• Election Day: Ballots must arrive by 8 p.m. tonight
• Living with coyotes in Almanac country
• Environmental report: Road to spiffed-up downtown Menlo Park would be far more clogged
• Menlo Park: Two armed robberies on Sunday
• Tuesday: Sheldon Breiner on Olmec monuments
• Update: Reactions to death of Osama bin Laden
• Those were the days
• Chief: East Palo Alto apartment fire not intentional
• Lawmaker rips plan for 'blended' rail system
• Sister and brother arrested in Woodside burglary
• Draft EIR released for Menlo Park specific plan
• Review: 'The Greatest Movie Ever Sold'
• Review: 'Prom'
• Neighbors fight to protect Flood Park
• Car collides with school bus in Menlo Park
• Free at Last organization struggles to survive
• Saturday: Tracing your family history
• Road out of town a smooth one for Atherton public works director
• 75 people displaced in East Palo Alto apartment fire
• Teacher on medical leave after tirade
• Service Saturday for Evan North, 28, formerly of Woodside
• Ravenswood faces critical parcel tax decision
• Supes set to approve coastal plan
• Sunday: Menlo-Atherton Big Bear run
• Conners takes over as Atherton attorney
• Mountain lion spotted lying on front lawn
• Menlo golfers beat SHP to wrap up WBAL title
• How tragedy transformed a life
• Priory wins regional robotics contest
• From Spanish Eclectic to Early Modern
• A long but satisfying Monday
• City to conduct nationwide search for manager
• Menlo Park man accused of faking police lights with cellphone app
• Two more mountain lion sightings in Woodside
• San Carlos to pursue hybrid fire department
• Sacred Hearts Schools construction plan
• Menlo Park's dilemma: How to replace Rojas
• Report: 22,000 jobs lost in county since 2007
• Trucker in bike fatality seeks indemnity
• Police calls: Atherton, Woodside, Ladera, Menlo
• Simitian aims to raise fines for distracted drivers
• Community activist tells of terrifying night
• Spring Down meadow to remain open space
• Looking for that spark
• Bike ride raises funds for cancer research
• Woodside: Parade grand marshals chosen
• Tuesday: Protecting heritage trees in Woodside
• Locals raise funds, supplies for Japan relief
• Online auction benefits M-A High
• Police seek suspect in Saturday shooting
• Volunteers discover stranded leopard sharks
• Woodside: Two more mountain lion sightings
• Sunday: 'Broadway and Grand Opera' in Ladera
• Sunday: Easter at Rosewood Sand Hill
• Review: 'African Cats'
• Review: 'Water for Elephants'
• Photo gallery: President Obama visits Facebook
• M-A grads are newest head coaches at Menlo School
• Police calls from Woodside, Atherton, Menlo Park
• Portola Valley: Road work to last through June
• Saturday: Easter egg hunt
• Sacred Heart to rebuild its Lower & Middle Schools
• Saturday: High school open house
• Caltrain to keep all trains running -- for now
• Monday: Paul Allen to talk on his new memoir at Kepler's event
• Woodside School will need a new superintendent
• Caltrain eyes providing 'initial' high-speed-rail service
• Friday: Challenging us to drive less in Menlo Park
• School funding: Bad news keeps getting worse
• New deal on Stanford hospital expansion
• Thursday: Atherton meeting on 'grandparent scam'
• InMenlo catches Obama motorcade in Menlo Park
• Stories, pictures on President Obama's visit
• May 3 election: Public invited to observe
• When mountain lions enter residential areas
• Caltrain aims to keep all 86 trains running
• Menlo-Atherton baseball blasts away for third win in tourney
• City seeks comments on scope of Facebook EIR
• Fire board imposes terms on union employees
• A page from our history
• Police prepare for Obama visit to Facebook for 'town hall'
• Wednesday: Boys, girls, and hoops
• Wednesday: Job fair at Stanford Park Hotel
• Caltrain, car death was 'an accident waiting to happen'
• Big jump by Menlo-Atherton boy highlights Serra Top 7 meet
• Budget cuts coming to high school district
• Willows traffic plan gets thumbs down from Transportation Commission on a 3-2 vote
• Fergusson has no conflict yet, commission says
• Update: Quake magnitude revised to 3.4
• Reps: High-speed rail should merge with improved Caltrain system on Peninsula
• Second mountain lion spotted in Woodside
• Mountain lion spotted in Woodside
• Perfect tennis finishes for Menlo and Menlo-Atherton boys
• Menlo School senior receives CCS Scholar-Athlete honor
• Menlo School and SHP blast their way to big baseball victories
• Almanac wins seven awards in state-wide contest
• BREAKING NEWS: Train hits car in Palo Alto, kills driver
• Judge: Bookkeeper deserves more time for embezzlement at Roger Reynolds Nursery
• This weekend: art on the sidewalk
• Yee receives another racist, threatening fax
• Investigator to review complaint against police chief
• Atherton names new town attorney
• Review: 'Rio'
• Stanford hospital expansion: Menlo Park not happy with traffic mitigation measures
• Menlo girls just miss beating St. Ignaius in lacrosse
• Portola Valley: Employee benefits won't take hit
• SHP upends Menlo in crucial league showdown
• Budget crisis top issue in supervisor's race
• Residential burglaries in Woodside, Menlo Park
• A sense of wonder
• Barry Bonds convicted of obstructing justice
• Repeat DUI driver pleads not guilty in Menlo case
• Tonight: Community meeting on mountain lions
• Dan Ghiorso named chief of Woodside fire district
• No crime spike yet at Flood Park
• Saturday: Earth Day fair in Portola Valley
• Simitian's green-energy bill becomes law
• Winter Lodge founder Duncan Williams dies at 90
• Saturday: Worm composting workshop
• Portola Valley: Mountain lion spotted Monday night
• Appeals court upholds Facebook settlement
• Menlo girls top Paly for Western States title
• Feature story: The accidental artist
• Willows burglars plead no contest
• Police warn of 'grandparent scam'
• Wednesday: Portola Valley looks at benefit package
• Online memorial database launched
• Voter information pamphlets now available online
• Saturday: New music academy gives first concert
• Sunday: Major authors at PVs fundraising event
• Caltrain board reluctant to cut bullet trains
• Menlo Park: 55 ticketed for distracted driving
• Menlo boys' tennis is acing the field once again
• Review: 'Arthur'
• Review: 'Your Highness'
• Police calls for Menlo Park, Woodside
• Saturday: Foundation aims to raise $300,000 for local schools
• Sunday: Menlo School hosts Special Olympics
• Update: Caltrain strikes, kills man, 23
• Seismic-safety work to close some bridge lanes
• Tutor pleads not guilty to molestation charges
• Caltrain board postpones action on service cuts
• Friday: Dance to benefit Japan recovery
• Coyotes race through Atherton
• Baby Bullet trains on Caltrain chopping block
• Kids get more expensive in Menlo Park
• Obama to fundraise here, visit Facebook
• Baseball: Gunn ends loss streak at SHP's expense
• Fire chief: Home destroyed in blaze violated codes
• Thursday: Service for Artemis Curusis of Atherton
• President Barack Obama coming to Facebook on April 20
• Fire board to impose terms on union employees
• Fogarty celebrates 30 years of winemaking
• Tentative Caltrain plan avoids 'radical' cuts
• Chowchilla kidnapper gets parole date
• Authorities search for Ladera bank robber
• Wednesday: Trio performs ragtime to jazz in Menlo
• Tonight: Menlo prepares for police negotiations
• High-school artists wanted for art contest
• Backpack leads police to alleged burglar
• Those were the days
• Menlo Park: Stanford hospital EIR 'defective'
• Portola Valley: Town Council ran afoul of open-meeting law, CNPA attorney says
• Atherton's public works chief retiring
• Kepler's to charge for author events
• Atherton meetings in YouTube spotlight
• Tuesday: Lane environmental center opens
• A look back
• Tuesday: Candidate forum in San Mateo
• New HSR group focuses on Caltrain corridor
• Six escape fire at mobile home park
• More flights canceled due to plan malfunction
• Grimes shoots 65 to pace Menlo golf to victory
• Menlo girls take charge of WBAL lacrosse race
• Delays in flights due to depressurization
• Saturday: Hillview Middle School construction
• Review: 'Win Win'
• 'Zero tolerance' for distracted drivers
• Tutor arrested on child molestation charges
• Allies in education
• Snake pulled out of bathroom at Fresh Choice
• New Pilates studio opens in Menlo Park
• 'Old Trucks'
• Obituary: Laurel Crittenden
• Cottage tour Friday and Saturday
• Friday: Schools compete in robotics contest
• Peninsula water supply to get seismic upgrade
• Endangered butterflies released at Edgewood
• Simitian's green-energy bill clears Legislature
• Menlo man arrested in alleged home drug deal
• Investment consultant agrees to SEC fines
• A bicycle for would-be runners
• Internet trailblazer Paul Baran dies
• New Children's Hospital design wins praise
• Update: Mountain lion shot, killed in backyard
• 2010-11 Boys' All-League soccer teams
• Al's Nursery in Portola Valley sold to 'angel buyer'
• Wednesday: Uprising in Egypt topic of talk
• Police calls
• Village Pub supports earthquake relief effort
• Caltrain cobbles together financial survival plan
• Woodsiders to executive recruiter: Find us another Susan George
• Tonight: Jazz at the Atherton Library
• Tonight: Joshua Foer at Kepler's
• April 2: Menlo Masters collect shoes for charity
• What's your frequency? Menlo library plans upgrade
• Fallen trees, landslides close Highway 84
• Services Saturday for Buzz Hamlin
• Review: 'Diary of a Wimpy Kid 2: Rodrick Rules'
• Review: 'Jane Eyre'
• Beginning tonight: Cantor Arts Center 'Treasure Market' benefit
• Senior athletes kick off state championships Saturday
• County seeks volunteers for transportation advisory committee
• Menlo Park BBC sexual assault trial ends abruptly
• Woodside Road flooding
• Fire chief's new contract reflects economic climate
• Services Friday for Anne Brown O'Donnell
• Town may regulate commercial use of tennis/sports courts
• Secrecy surrounds the now-closed Al's Nursery
• Film strikes chord
• Menlo baseball posts yet another impressive win
• Police calls
• Friday: Workshop on keeping wildfires at bay
• Menlo council looks at $1.3 million in budget cuts
• Hillview wins Menlo Park league title
• County to Menlo: Please take Flood Park
• BREAKING NEWS: Updated: City Manager Glen Rojas announces retirement
• Menlo boys finish second in All-American Invitational tennis
• Wednesday: Portola Valley may adopt tennis law
• Critics say Corte Madera controversy is about teaching style, not technology
• Report calls Stanford traffic mitigation for Menlo Park 'intolerable'
• Three commended for aiding alleged DUI victim in Menlo Park
• Atherton likely to fight developer lawsuit challenging road-impact fees in court
• Celebrating diversity
• St. Raymond 8th-graders win hoops title
• Heat wins 3rd/4th-grade basketball title
• Woodland's girls basketball teams take honors
• Longtime Kepler's manager Ralph Kohn dies at 93
• Our regional heritage
• Anita Chiles sees the power of the bead
• Mountain lion sighted in Woodside
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• 'Life is Pandemonium' on the M-A stage
• Hwy 84 closed from Skyline to Portola Road
• Review: 'Certified Copy'
• Review: 'Paul'
• Tornado warning expires; no damage reported
• Feature story: The science of SLAC
• Woodside: Road, pedestrian path improvements
• Sunday: Friends of Menlo Park Library book sale
• Sunday: M-A club holds Lacrosse Day event
• Tuesday meeting: next Woodside town manager
• At Portola Art Gallery
• Memorial service Monday for Margaret Morris
• Atherton council agrees to lower proposed hike in trash-collection rates
• Saturday: Meet candidates in District 1 county supervisor election
• Woodside High stages 'Once on this Island'
• Friday: Republican women meet in Menlo Park
• Woodside district fire chief closes out 33 years of firefighting
• SH Prep grad Vogt is awarded MPSF Player of the Week
• 2010-11 Boys' All-League Basketball Teams
• 2010-11 Girls' All-League Basketball Teams
• Menlo edges Paly in battle of league champs
• No settlement in Atherton lawsuit
• Those were the days
• Menlo Park resident tells of his experience in Japan when the earthquake struck last week
• Can huge quake and tsunami happen here?
• Police calls from Atherton, Menlo Park, Woodside, Ladera
• Fergusson ponders whether to ask for D.C. trip reimbursement
• Atherton: Investigator says complaints against officers 'unfounded'
• Menlo Park raises garbage rates 7 percent
• M-A stages 'Putnam County Spelling Bee'
• Friday: Benefit concert in Menlo for quake victims
• Volunteers needed to care for orphaned baby birds
• Woodside may step up punishment for cutting down heritage trees without a permit
• Wednesday: Mayors to deliver meals to elderly
• Fergusson leads Menlo Park council in travel expenses
• Guest opinion: Redevelopment agencies siphon funds from schools
• Menlo School's Parker runs to the front in the 800
• Kids perennially at play at Town Center
• Committees recommend three firms as Atherton attorney finalists
• Did transients start fire at abandoned house?
• Tuesday in Menlo Park: Cafe Scientifique talk on social justice, the environment and fossil fuel
• Wednesday: Parent education program at M-A
• Jacob Richter qualifies for spelling bee finals
• Wednesday: Remembering the Duvenecks
• Atherton: Soaring garbage rates back on council agenda
• A page from our history
• Boys & Girls Club seeks coaches
• Update: Japanese firefighters fly back to Japan
• Clocks jump ahead Sunday
• Regional deal may help Caltrain avert cuts
• Those were the days
• Japanese firefighters stranded here due to quake
• Tsunami warning lifted; county back to normal
• Review: 'Battle: Los Angeles'
• Review: 'Of Gods and Men'
• Firefighters suspect arson at their own property
• Saturday: Birders at Bedwell Bayfront Park
• Menlo transportation commission sets special meeting on Stanford hospital expansion
• Two arrested in connection with Caltrain attack
• Land conservation groups form partnership
• Negotiating the school playground
• Guest opinion: Menlo Park still lacks official position on high-speed rail
• Deadline approaches for Zider scholarships
• Motorcyclist killed in crash on U.S. 101
• Las Lomitas to install portable classrooms
• Vehicle break-in, theft in Ladera
• Joe Wise awarded for volunteer service
• Portola Valley: Deer carcass discovered near school; mountain lion suspected
• Update: Menlo grows while neighbors shrink
• Atherton councilman no longer a defendant in Buckheit lawsuit
• Peninsula school districts, education programs get $1.1M
• Can county handle more inmates in local jails?
• Police calls in Atherton, Menlo Park, Portola Valley, Woodside
• Police arrest suspect in strong-arm robbery
• Menlo Park council meeting canceled
• Tonight: Concert in Atherton
• Local boys net tennis titles at California Classic in Fresno
• Design teams imagine a different Menlo Park
• Wednesday: Stanford expansion before Transportation Commission
• Mountain lion spotted in Woodside.
• Man remains critical after Caltrain station attack
• Burglary reported at Menlo Park Presbyterian
• Menlo Park man remembers the Holocaust
• Atherton Library offers home-delivery service
• Marche restaurant in Menlo Park is closing
• SHP boys win their second straight CCS title
• Peninsula SPCA seeks homes for rescued cats
• Man critical after attack at Caltrain station
• Filing period opens for write-ins for supes race
• Review: 'The Adjustment Bureau'
• Review: 'Rango'
• Con man Gann swaps closet for prison cell in Menlo Park case
• Menlo Park councilwoman to pay for D.C. trip -- for now
• Simitian backs bill to limit sales of drugs with DXM
• Saturday: Not your father's bookmobile
• Police calls from Atherton, Menlo Park, Portola Valley
• Short Takes: Sign on the dotted line
• Portola Valley: Leslie Lambert on the mend
• Three busted for drugs, guns by Menlo task force
• Woodside: Two cougar sightings in six hours
• Caltrain board declares fiscal emergency
• SHP boys will lose top player only for CCS hoop final
• Teacher on paid leave after student calls police
• Thursday: Peter Buffett holds free concert in Atherton
• Portola Valley: Party this fall, but no blues or barbecue
• Menlo commissioner also working as HSR publicist
• Menlo council cracks open union negotiations
• Menlo Park community gets ready for Saturday's 'charrette' at Facebook
• Ultimatum to East Palo Alto gangs: 'Get a job'
• Friday: Memorial service for Helen Evans Dallmar of Menlo Park
• Saturday: M-A Fashion Show promises high energy
• Coroner: Man killed by train was from Palo Alto
• Thursday: Water-efficient landscaping class
• 'Snow Family' in Woodside
• Woodside woman chairs Alzheimer's benefit
• Tonight: 'Bigfoot in Portola Valley'
• Upcoming authors' events at Kepler's bookstore
• SHP boys advance, but Palo Alto does not
• Menlo council approves modified pool contract
• Bike lane all but certain at intersection of Alpine and I-280, where cyclist died
• Gas prices surge past $4-a-gallon in Portola Valley
• Tonight: Menlo council meeting
• Wednesday: Walter Bortz speaks at Stanford Bookstore
• Menlo Park: Man pleads 'no contest' in sexual assault at the British Bankers Club
• Menlo Park: Private clubs fight over public pools
• Man struck, killed by train in Palo Alto
• Sacred Heart Prep girls will play on without Abby Dahlkemper
• Former Atherton resident Sam Goodman dies
• Snow on our deck in Portola Valley
• Counterfeit $100 bills passed in Menlo Park
• One person dead after suspected freeway race
• Menlo-Atherton reaches CCS soccer semis
• You can get anything you want -- including snow
• Light snow sprinkles Peninsula Saturday morning
• Snow in Portola Valley
• Small plane crashes near Dumbarton Bridge
• Masquerading 'utility workers' are suspects in Woodside burglary, sheriff's deputies say
• Review: 'Unknown'
• Review: 'Hall Pass'
• Curbside cuisine
• 'Hidden' earthquake faults underlie Peninsula
• Editorial: A good year for Holiday Fund
• Menlo, Eastside Prep and Priory boys advance but Gunn, M-A eliminated
• Man killed in Hwy. 92 crash identified
• Guild theater to reopen March 11
• Menlo update: Downtown plan delay; Facebook upgrades
• Menlo mayor to swim clubs: Play nice
• Atherton hires efficiency experts to scrutinize operations
• Monday: 'Carbon Nation" at Trinity Church
• SamTrans now accepts Clipper card
• New Menlo commissioner specializes in policy
• M-A soccer players honored on All-PAL Bay Division teams
• Paly boys, Gunn and Priory girls all advance
• Mountain lion seen in Portola Valley
• Menlo Park: Union just wants to say hi
• Local hoop teams open CCS playoffs with wins
• Friday: Woodside High dinner dance
• Update: Guild Theatre closed until further notice
• Police calls in Menlo Park, Portola Valley, Ladera
• Tonight: Portola Valley may OK pedestrian bridge
• Woman, 26, killed on Highway 1
• Redwood City: Willow Market robbed at gunpoint
• Big-rig crash blocks Dumbarton Bridge
• Photo: Jackling house is no more
• Menlo wants to stop traffic at Santa Cruz and Elder
• DA Wagstaffe: FBI investigation 'manufactured'
• Menlo Park: Teens mistaken for burglars
• Motorist injured in hit-and-run on U.S. 101
• Sheriff: Rash of vehicle break-ins
• Those were the days
• Menlo College men win Cal Pac Conference basketball title
• East Palo Alto chief holds community meeting
• Woodside vaulters win national honors
• Pinewood girls grab WBAL title
• Senator seeks to revamp rail authority leadership
• Burglar flees Stanford Shopping Center
• Stanford Hospital expansion on track for spring approval
• Today: Pinewood, Eastside Prep meet in finals
• Feb. 25: Service for Lamar 'Hedy' Lay
• Rain shuts down Guild Theatre in Menlo Park
• Obituaries: Stanley Easter, longtime music teacher
• GOP plan would trigger major layoffs at SLAC
• Scoping session set on Matteson project in Menlo
• New library cards available
• President dines in Woodside Thursday night
• Atherton says no to huge garbage rate hike -- for now
• Atherton faces more legal claims by former employee
• Friday: At Kepler's
• Atherton apparently not on Obama's circuit, but Woodside may be
• Tonight: 'Last Train from Bay Meadows'
• Friday: West Bay Opera takes on 'Turandot'
• Borders' San Mateo store to close in bankruptcy
• Drug task force uncovers marijuana ring
• Mountain lion spotted in Portola Valley
• Crowd follows Facebook's press conference
• Las Lomitas district returns to drawing board
• Wednesday: Dr. Walter Bortz at Kepler's
• Police calls in Atherton, Menlo Park, Portola Valley, Woodside
• Prep soccer showdowns are looming
• Quattlebaum leaves SHP girls' basketball program
• Facebook packs up for Menlo Park
• Deadline approaches for property tax reduction
• Strong-arm robbery on Willow Road
• Simitian: Tax extension crucial for K-12 education
• Opens Wednesday: Two casts perform 'Noises Off' at Menlo School
• Three people fall victim to con artists
• Man who drove off cliff in critical condition
• Schools to require new vaccine for pertussis
• A page from our history
• All Lanes on Highway 1 are reopened
• Paly, SHP boys open two-game leads in hoop races
• Review: 'Another Year'
• Review: 'Sanctum'
• Report of mountain lion sighting near Woodside
• Caltrain board: 'The crisis is at hand'
• Saturday: Joe Simitian to hold 'education update'
• Menlo College men tie for Cal Pac basketball lead
• Gunn, Menlo-Atherton pin down wrestling titles
• Tonight: Soul, blues, jazz in Menlo Park
• Tuesday: The ant, examined, at Cafe Scientifique
• Menlo Park police negotiator shares insights on how she handles life-threatening situations
• Caltrain board to decide on drastic service cuts
• Los Trancos Creek not damaged by spill near Alpine Road and I-280, official says
• Push to finish Hillview campus rebuild in Menlo Park results in changes to school calendar
• Menlo Park police arrest four on drug charges
• Big basketball showdowns are set for Palo Alto and Sacred Heart Prep boys
• Suspect claims doctor prescribed marijuana
• Saturday: Chickens come home to roost in Atherton
• Menlo parking a factor in closing of Boutique 4
• Folger Stable earns awards, open for tours
• Why some crimes in Portola Valley and Woodside have not been reported to the public
• Sacred Heart Prep will send 13 recruited athletes to college ranks
• Menlo Park scrambles to defend redevelopment assets
• Menlo Park: Pension reform may be delayed a year or more
• Project Read needs volunteer tutors
• Portola Valley planning manager Leslie Lambert recovering from serious head injury
• District attorney won't prosecute Councilwoman Kelly Fergusson on Brown Act violation
• Tonight: Douglas Brinkley at Kepler's
• Lacrosse: Local players named to U-15 boys' national team
• Man, 49, dies after playing basketball at Arrillaga gym
• 'No spray zone' sprayed with pesticide in Menlo
• Police search for suspects in weekend homicide
• Stanford, Palo Alto close to deal on hospital expansion
• Dumbarton Bridge lanes to close for construction
• It's easier to sign up for Express
• FREE 2 Hour Seminar helps local businesses write their own ticket to business success!
• A page from our history
• Menlo College rallies in Cal Pac basketball but falls short
• Tonight: Meg Whitman to address businesswomen
• Group seeks to stem Caltrain 'death spiral'
• February show at Portola Art Gallery
• New link to local sports scores
• Authors events at Kepler's
• A page from our history
• High-speed rail authority cleared in ethics probe
• Man, 37, shot and killed in East Palo Alto
• Share your photos with the community
• Neighbor helps police nab burglary suspects
• Review: 'Biutiful'
• Review: 'The Mechanic'
• Uncertainties mount for struggling Caltrain
• Menlo College streaks past Simpson in Cal Pac basketball
• Menlo girls deadlock first-place SHP to tighten WBAL
• A band of dads
• Facebook scoops up Menlo Park properties
• InnVision Clara-Mateo shelter to close
• Update: Police arrest sexual-assault fugitive
• Gunmen rob Woodside Road gas station
• Investigation of police-report alteration limited in scope, Chief Guerra says
• Woodside Town Manager Susan George announces plans to retire
• Major quake could hit within 30 years -- or minutes
• Theater company seeks new stage
• A page from our history
• Sunday: St. Raymond holds open house
• Isabella and Ethan top baby names in 2010
• Thursday: Judy Squier tells of her extraordinary life
• SHP girls take control of WBAL soccer race
• Park advocates: Council barking up wrong tree
• No vacancies: Menlo council fills two commission seats
• Heritage tree falls in Menlo where plenty hear
• County buys office building for $40 million
• Mayors lobby for redevelopment agencies
• Audrey Rust to retire as head of Peninsula Open Space Trust
• Woman, 48, survives jump from Dumbarton Bridge
• St. Raymond's principal leaving after 16 years
• Wednesday: Atherton council meets to choose citizens' committee
• Those were the days
• 'No' to barn in Portola Valley meadow
• Police calls: Jewelry thefts in Woodside, Portola Valley
• Menlo School: Water polo seniors secure college choices
• Bothun charge dismissed in court this morning
• Fate of heritage tree rests with Menlo council
• Those were the days
• Man flashes fake badge at Menlo teens
• Sacred Heart Prep boys' soccer shocked by 0-0 tie
• Update on Hillview Middle School rebuild
• Those were the days
• Two mountain lions sightings in Woodside
• Those were the days
• Google shake-up: Bold move or no big deal?
• Merge transit agencies, Caltrain summit told
• Saturday: Seminar on end-of-life issues
• Review: 'The Company Men'
• Review: 'Barney's Version'
• Menlo streetlights go green
• Saturday: Gladys Martines named 'Horseperson of the Year'
• Hit and run with injury leaves no one injured
• Tonight: Kim Edwards at Kepler's
• Those were the days
• Caltrain faces $30M gap, 'drastic' cutbacks
• Planning Commission unanimous in rejecting barn in Portola Road meadow
• Menlo pool contract receiving deeper study
• Atherton officers exonerated in police report-alteration case
• Thursday: USGS talk on CO2 sequestration
• Story time
• The 'Voice of Stanford Stadium' is silenced
• Did Menlo Park fire district chief put TV show ahead of accident response?
• Police calls
• 'New information' surfaces on bicycle accident at Alpine Road and Interstate 280
• Tonight: Should Portola Valley allow barn in meadow along Portola Road?
• 'Youth of the Year' finalists speak out
• Wednesday: Venture capitalist William Davidow at Kepler's
• Encinal coach's lawsuit: Ruling appealed
• Wednesday: Short agenda for Atherton council
• Yee: Championing the powerless is not easy
• Woodside council to slam Cargill project
• Today: Music at The Sequoias
• Freedom train fun, educational experience
• Woman injured in fall at M-A High parking lot
• Apple's Steve Jobs takes third medical leave
• Tuesday: Philharmonia Baqroque Orchestra
• Tonight: Big band at Oak City
• Squirrels vanish from Bayfront Park
• Update: Caltrain service resumes after fatality
• 'Spare the Air' alert issued for Monday
• Mountain lion spotted in Portola Valley
• Those were the days
• Man steals $93,000 ring from Stanford jeweler
• Sacred Heart Prep takes sole possession of first
• Sunday: Music@Menlo concert
• SamTrans survey now online
• Graumann scores five goals for SHP girls in WBAL soccer
• Triumphs, trials, and two cents
• Mandarin may be on offer at La Entrada next fall
• Menlo plans to renew Team Sheeper pool contract
• Mavericks beaches, bluffs will be closed to public during surf contest
• Ken Ranella says it's his 'time to retire'
• Remembering Betty Fry -- and The Country Almanac
• Tonight: Author of 'Dark Divine' series at Kepler's
• Menlo wrestlers rank among NAIA elite; Embry Duals up next
• SHP's soccer defense wraps up another win
• Sisters sentenced in stiletto heel attack
• Update: Caltrain conductor accused of asking for sex from female passengers without tickets
• Simitian calls Brown's budget a 'grown-up' plan
• Armed homeowner confronts would-be burglar
• Former local farrier Pat Grady dies
• Babe Ruth league invites teens to 'play ball'
• POST buys 97 acres near La Honda
• Menlo Park gas leak due to house demolition
• Caltrain conductor arrested for alleged misconduct with female passengers
• Pinewood girls maintain lead in WBAL race
• Man threatening Dumbarton leap now in custody
• School districts file lawsuit over millions in losses
• SHP boys race to 51-point first half in WBAL win
• Police calls
• Beltramo townhomes approved
• Possible gas main break reported on Middle Avenue in Menlo Park
• Atherton council, finance committee meet Thursday morning
• Fifteen apply for Planning Commission
• Girls get down to business with WBAL soccer openers
• Atherton faces sharp garbage rate hikes
• Portola Valley to take swing at batting cage
• Teenage burglars busted in Menlo Park
• Gov. Brown proposes slashing spending, continuing tax hikes
• Rep. Anna Eshoo to keep contact with constituents despite Arizona shooting
• Tuesday: Beltramo townhomes before council
• Caltrain rethinks high-speed rail relationship
• 4.1-magnitude quake rattles Bay Area Friday
• From kings to cowboys: Top films of 2010
• SHP, Pinewood boys all set for first WBAL showdown
• Officials optimistic about new trash collector
• Saturday: Memorial gathering for Robert Marth
• Good vs. evil: The heroes and villains of 2010
• From kings to cowboys: Top films of 2010
• Cell phone tower proposed for Nealon Park
• Contemporary flair
• Coroner's office identifies man hit by train
• Green business offers 'plug and play' solar panels
• Menlo School senior finalist in arts competition
• Please Join the BAAKP!
• Superintendent Ken Ranella to retire in June
• Friday: Candidate seminar on running for county supervisor
• Coast Guard removes fuel from beached boat
• School districts sue over Lehman collapse
• 19-year-old man dies on Caltrain tracks today
• Spare the Air alert issued for Thursday
• East Palo Alto city hall open after arson fire
• Local school leaders participate in 'Superman' discussion
• Police calls
• Report of mountain lion sighting in Woodside
• Mail fraud - coming to a mailbox near you
• Images of 2010
• HOT LINKS
• State bar dismisses councilman's complaint
• East Palo Alto murder trial begins
• Those were the days
• Portola Valley: Children's reading program starts
• Coast Guard eyes beached boat
• Police nab suspects in midday gas station robbery
• Almanac co-founder Betty Fry dies
• Rod Diridon not renamed to rail authority board
• Caltrans unrelenting on parking rules for Woodside Road
• Natural fun
• Plea bargain gives elderly Menlo Park man a chance
• Ringing in the new year
• Authorities have leads in Portola Valley property crime spree
• Four of five Menlo council members skipped ethics training
• Police calls
• Woodside resident, historian Gil Richards dies
• Con man Gann swaps plea for prison time
• Wrongful death alleged in Alpine Road bike fatality
• Garage fire in Woodside quickly doused
• Free rides on New Year's Eve
• EXTRA! EXTRA! The Almanac's top stories of 2010
• D.A. to review Fergusson's Brown Act violation
• At San Mateo County History Museum
• Holiday hours at Town Hall
• New phone numbers for news staff
• Those were the days
• Menlo's Harris, Taylor honored by Cal Pac
• Menlo Park resident decks the halls
• TheatreWorks presents 'A Christmas Memory'
• Recognition for World War II heroism may be near for Carl Clark
• Christmas 'angels' donate toys for patients
• Caltrain fare hikes, service changes on tap
• Online impersonators targets of new law
• Thursday: Live Nativity scene in Redwood City
• Gregory Elarms, alleged killer of David Lewis, could face death
• Priory girls win Burlingame soccer tourney
• Family of bicyclist files wrongful death lawsuit
• Atherton: interim manager to begin duties Jan. 3
• Bob Huber dies; services Sunday, Monday
• Police calls
• New Menlo environmental quality commissioner appointed
• Union to resume bargaining with Menlo Park
• JobTrain students bake 10,000 cookies for inmates
• Pilgrim's progress
• CHP finds cyclist at fault in Alpine Road fatal accident
• SHP girls win basketball tournament title
• Menlo council meetings canceled
• Voters lukewarm on raising Las Lomitas parcel tax
• David Lewis allegedly killed by longtime friend, Greg Elarms, 58
• Hwy. 35 reopened; downed power line cleared
• Review: 'Tron: Legacy'
• Review: 'The Fighter'
• Burglars clean out Lutticken's cash registers
• Second quake shakes Midpeninsula Sunday
• Wednesday: Atherton holds special meeting
• Woodside High School wins 'Dance-Off'
• Holiday tips for dog owners
• Those were the days
• Firefighters mop up after nursing home employee extinguishes fire
• Jim Dobbie is Atherton's new mayor
• Atherton: Interim manager choice announced
• Free sand and sand bags
• Head-on crash closes Dumbarton Thursday night
• Report: big drop in East Palo Alto crime
• Those were the days
• Free wrapping paper at USGS in Menlo
• Coldwell raises $105K for Habitat for Humanity
• Meals on Wheels essay wins grant
• Gordon to chair subcommittee on transportation
• Prep roundup: Coach holds holiday hoop camps
• Buckheit offers Atherton deal to resolve lawsuit
• Menlo council forms labor subcommittee
• Special election in May for new county supervisor
• Supes scrap Peninsula toll proposal
• Rich Cline re-elected mayor of Menlo Park
• Wednesday: Atherton council sets special 5 p.m. meeting to install new member
• Council urged to drag union negotiations into sunshine
• Tonight: Menlo council may break from mayoral policy
• Portola Valley council rejects Cargill development
• PV baseball field design drawings can proceed
• Police calls
• Wednesday: Santa drops by fire stations
• Those were the days
• Tuesday: Fadiman film: 'Reclaiming Their Voice'
• TV ads to find the softer side
• Rich Gordon settles into Sacramento
• Sacred Heart Prep boys' soccer remains perfect
• SHP boys suffer setback in Burlingame tourney
• Suspect arrested in Hillsdale carjacking
• Saturday: Creek bed planting in Portola Valley
• Fergusson resigns as Menlo mayor; revote delayed
• Sunday: Woodside church hosts 'pudding party'
• Sunday: Installation of officers at Masonic Lodge
• Sunday: Teddy bear tea
• Friday-Sunday: Book sale at Selby Lane School
• Woodside: Fire consumes interior of cottage
• Review: 'The Tourist'
• Review: 'Black Swan'
• Burglary interrupted, man arrested
• Gators, Vikings both win at basketball tourney
• Carpenter replaces Ohtaki on fire board
• Friday-Sunday: Model railroad holiday show
• Services Monday for Muriel Haegele, 87
• Eshoo opposes Obama tax deal
• Friday: Holiday concert at St. Bede's
• The Gators snap past Palo Alto in Burlingame hoops tourney
• Man killed on Caltrain tracks identified
• Updated: Menlo mayor re-vote on Friday
• High schools help with food drives
• Today: Shadow puppets in Portola Valley
• All-CCS boys' water polo: Menlo player earns MVP honors
• On track
• Firefighters stage safety demonstration
• New Menlo mayor may have violated Brown Act
• Searching for sunken 16th century ship
• Update: Retired cop hired to investigate report-alteration case
• Atherton woman arrested in hit-and-run
• Tonight: Edmund Morris at Kepler's
• Outside investigator hired to review Atherton police report-alteration case
• Hit-and-run driver sentenced for Menlo accident
• Bright future for Gators despite gloomy finish
• Sacred Heart Prep wins CCS football title
• Woodside fire district officials solicit donations
• Governor appoints two to Superior Court
• Station 1 restaurant opens in Woodside
• Harvesting Spirit
• Help sought in search for robbery suspects
• Tuesday: An idea for protecting polar ice
• Christmas lunches in Woodside
• Saturday, Sunday: Women's Chorus concerts
• Saturday: Christmas Fair at Ladera Country Shopper
• Saturday: Portola Valley holds its Holiday Fair
• High-speed rail activities to slow down on Peninsula
• Sunday: Holiday sale at Menlo Park Library
• Menlo Park man pleads no contest to fraud
• School boards declare state Sen. Joe Simitian 'Legislator of the Year'
• Caltrain to add baby bullets on weekends
• Downtown holiday parking starts Monday
• High-speed rail delay may benefit Peninsula
• Menlo names environmental award-winners
• Where chickens may safely hunt and peck
• Atherton cop named in report-alteration case
• Saturday: Holiday fair in Portola Valley
• Lapdog attacked, killed near Woodside School
• Boys' soccer: Sacred Heart Prep wins 5-0
• Light flight
• Incoming district attorney names team
• Saturday: "Twisted Christmas" concert at library
• Marijuana collective plan withdrawn
• Bohannon amends campaign finance report
• Embezzlement: Bookkeeper pleads no contest
• Telephone pole may have saved cyclist
• Atherton: Housing rules given preliminary OK
• SHP wins NorCal Division IV title
• Lobster Shack coming to Ladera
• Yoriko Kishimoto named to open space district board Monday night
• Facebook looks for new home
• Setback in court, but coach says he will re-file lawsuit against Encinal PTO
• Fire board to appoint Ohtaki successor
• Tuesday: Toy drive starts today
• Wednesday: Chamber mixer
• No Menlo council meeting tonight
• Atherton holiday home tour with a Spanish twist
• Tonight in Menlo Park: 'Smashing protons'
• Atherton council opts for its own compromise
• Three finalists for open space district board
• Girls volleyball: Sacred Heart advances to NorCal finals
• Robinson has big 'reunion' with football family
• Football: SHP tops Menlo in playoffs
• Making merry with the arts
• Tuesday: M-A parent forum on bullying
• Review: 'Tangled'
• Nov. 30: Comment sought on Cargill project
• Mountain lion seen in Portola Valley
• High-speed rail may debut between small Central Valley cities
• Atherton town employees get pay hikes, make concessions
• Menlo Park holiday closures
• EPA sports field approved amid heated debate
• Volleyball: SHP successfully defends CCS title
• Police calls
• Residents getting nervous over outsourcing
• City responds to downtown plan concerns
• Woodside's Julia Belanoff to sing in Thanksgiving Day Parade
• Palo Alto, SHP and M-A head into the playoffs
• CCS title proves quite a celebration for Paly
• Menlo garbage price hike looms again
• Menlo incumbent files complaint with state bar over Brown Act stories
• Your gifts help children and others in need
• Cyclist injured in accident on Woodside Road
• M-A and residents strike truce over field lights
• Toxic cleanup effort planned at Hillview Middle School
• M-A seniors make most of final shot with CCS title
• Hale keeps a family tradition going of winning CCS water polo titles
• Gators rain touchdowns on Seaside in 49-20 win
• SHP girls win fourth straight CCS water polo title
• Football: M-A falls in first round of playoffs
• Video from Valparaiso Bowl on Nov. 13
• Audrey Rust tells of open space challenges, vision
• Rail authority delays study of Peninsula designs
• Bicyclist injured in Woodside hit-and-run
• Elementary School Musical
• Saturday: Free flu shots in Woodside
• Alpine Road fatal crash is third for truck driver
• Review: '127 Hours'
• Review: 'Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows'
• Sunday: Persimmon sale for charity
• Starts Sunday: Images of the American West
• Sunday: Art Lloyd on local railroad history
• Saturday: Ormondale School's Turkey Trot
• Saturday: Celebrating life of Mary Davey
• Tonight, Saturday: Priory presents 'Huck Finn'
• Saturday football: SHP, Menlo in playoffs
• Saturday: Services for Harold Zwierlein, Woodside farrier, councilman and rodeo star
• Vote count finally finished; Ginn wins Las Lomitas board seat
• Atherton interim manager appointment delayed
• SHP will defend its Division IV volleyball title
• Trial set for BBC assaults
• Sunday: memorial for Diana Real Goldberg
• Menlo parking tickets to cost $3 more
• BevMo fight really over?
• Woodside: merchants seek exemption from new parking restrictions
• Thursday: Online Pharmaca health seminar
• Menlo Park downtown plan update
• Thursday: Atherton council, Finance Committee meet
• Friday: 'Nutcracker" at Menlo Park Library
• Friday, Saturday: Fall play at Woodside High
• Friday: Big Band Dance at M-A High
• Tonight: Tales of a sunken galleon, discovering it that is
• Neil Young: Plug-in vehicle likely causes fire
• Palo Alto leads SHP, Menlo and M-A into CCS playoffs
• Fatal crash with bicyclist is second for truck driver
• Deputies respond to possible mountain lion sighting
• Gunn girls, Priory boys and girls run to state meet berths
• CCS water polo contenders get down to business in the playoff semifinals
• Wednesday: Employee contracts on Atherton council agenda
• Atherton wants councilman dropped from lawsuit
• Portola Valley joins chorus against Cargill project
• In wake of fatality, bike lane could come to intersection of Alpine Road and Interstate 280
• Sheriff's deputies arrest two in Skyline Boulevard shooting incident
• Deck the halls: Filoli estate celebrates holidays
• Rail authority officials investigated over trips
• M-A Vikings wrap up Pop Warner season
• Review: 'Fair Game'
• Review: 'Unstoppable'
• One year later, no answers in little girl's death
• Today: Memorial service for InMenlo founder Chris Gulker
• Creek project trickles ahead despite spiking costs
• Patriotic planters
• Saturday: Four authors at Abilities United luncheon
• Rich Gordon: 'People don't understand where taxes go'
• Atherton plans to adopt water-efficiency rules
• Menlo Park seeks new planning commissioner
• Coldwell Banker acquires Cashin Company
• County veteran Sandie Arnott takes reins of treasurer's office
• 'Friends' seek to avert Caltrain demise
• On camera, and off
• M-A and SHP girls pull shockers in tennis
• Menlo College president resigns
• Damage estimates at Neil Young warehouse
• Man arrested on charges of using Atherton library computer to view pornography
• Wednesday: Street work near Hillview school
• Schools hit by Lehman losses file claim
• Menlo council approves BevMo with 3-2 vote
• Thursday: Phillips Brooks holds open house
• Veterans Day: Keeping the 'Spirit of '45 Alive'
• New bridge across Bay: study approved
• State Sen. Leland Yee exploring run for mayor of San Francisco
• Saturday: Marche class on Thanksgiving 'sides'
• Friday: Services for Celeste Henzel, 60
• Sunday: Palestinian views of Israeli occupation
• Five candidates named for Atherton interim manager post
• Tennis, water polo first-round winners facing quick elimination in CCS tournaments
• Tuesday: Meals on Wheels fundraiser
• Report: Mountain lion spotted in park
• Wednesday: Portola Valley examines huge Cargill plan
• Man struck by train, taken to hospital
• Wednesday: Cafe Scientifique on networks social and otherwise
• Fire damages warehouse owned by Neil Young
• Don Horsley returns to county government
• Police calls
• Back to the future for gas station
• Cohen withdraws request for tree reconsideration
• Menlo girls receive favorable No. 3 seed for CCS tennis tourney
• Tonight: Beltramo's vs. BevMo
• Town councilman restores peace and quiet
• Review: 'Megamind'
• Review: 'Monsters'
• Trench work in Allied Arts neighborhood
• Project Read appeals for more volunteer tutors
• More than 500 attend 'high speed boondoggle' rally
• A run of good fortune for locals at WBAL finals
• Football: M-A surprises Burlingame
• Vehicle-bike collision reported in Menlo Park
• Vikings Pop Warner football: playoff games
• 'Pride and Prejudice' at M-A High
• Paly, Gunn girls take volleyball titles into CCS
• Update: Cyclist dies after colliding with side of big rig
• Sunday: High-speed rail protest
• M-A boys finish a strong second in PAL cross country championships
• High-speed rail CEO grilled over 'trust' issues
• High-speed rail to begin in Central Valley
• Atherton police report investigation stalled
• Monday: Sudden oak death update: disease spreads to Atherton
• Woodside weighs in on Cargill project
• Bicyclist killed by big-rig on Alpine Road identified
• A clean start at garbage handling
• Portola Valley clears way for cell tower
• Police calls
• Gunn, Paly, SHP boys' and girls' teams all advance in league water polo tournaments
• Measure L headed for second court challenge
• Tonight: Public meeting on Menlo pool contract
• Arrillaga to help fund Menlo rec center renovation
• All together now -- except for Russ
• Saturday: Book sale at Woodside Library
• Special meeting of Atherton council this Saturday
• Saturday: Comment sought on Cargill project
• BREAKING NEWS: Woman on bike killed by big-rig near Portola Valley
• Fire at senior apartments displaces 40
• County supervisor runoff: Horsley wins Rich Gordon's seat
• County teasurer-tax collector runoff; Sandie Arnott elected
• Menlo restaurant robbed at gunpoint
• League playoffs next for defending CCS champs
• Rich Gordon gets solid sendoff to Sacramento
• Menlo Park voters report delays, snafus at polling places
• Menlo Park council: Ohtaki, Keith elected; Cline likely wins third spot
• Menlo Park pension initiative carries easily
• Menlo Park Measure T passes by big margin
• Atherton council: Widmer, Carlson, Dobbie elected
• Menlo Park school board: Rich, Thygesen, Lambert elected
• Las Lomitas school board: Jaquith, Siegel elected; third spot too close to call
• Sequoia Healthcare District: Shefren, Hickey elected; third spot is close
• MORE ELECTION RESULTS
• League playoffs next for defending CCS champs
• Audrey Rust of POST named 2010 Athena Award winner
• Palo Alto girls take 32-1 mark into final week of regular season
• Thursday: 'Amadeus' opens at Menlo School
• 'Tis the season
• Encinal School volunteers sued by coach
• Helping hands for Menlo council candidates
• Woo-hoo! The Giants win it all
• Wednesday: Day to celebrate, donate to schools
• City attorney says no Brown Act violation
• Two local restaurants win Michelin star
• Car traps cashier after crashing through window
• SHP girls keep water polo hopes alive in NorCal tournament
• Election results online Tuesday
• Supervisor runoff: Horsley out-raises Vargas 3-1
• Treasury candidates digging into own wallets
• Walk to School day: Hundreds of kids walk, bike, ride horses to school in Woodside
• Gators ready for PAL Bay Division showdown
• Saturday: Harvest Fest at Allied Arts
• Almanac theater critic Bryan Wiggin dies at 65
• Menlo preschool director changes plea to no contest
• Hundreds line up for Jimmy Carter
• Woodside theater presents 'Drowsy Chaperone'
• Police calls
• Surreal moments from the Menlo campaign trail
• Santa's not coming to town after all
• M-A football team loses another close one
• Top girls' teams collide in NorCal polo tourney
• Football: Menlo defeats Woodside, 42-7
• SHP, Castilleja move on to CCS golf championships
• Menlo girls' tennis keeps a tradition alive with another title
• Audit: Rail authority not ready for federal funds
• Review: 'Hereafter'
• Today: Three generations show art in Portola Valley
• Review: 'Inside Job'
• Saturday: Halloween concert in Woodside
• Obituary: Jonelle Grace Madsen of Atherton, recently celebrated 70th wedding anniversary
• Nov. 1-5: Corte Madera opens book fair
• Con man allegedly commits crime behind bars
• Think there 'Oughta be a Law'?
• Sequoia Healthcare board could reduce tax
• Sunday: Kids, parents invited to Halloween parade
• Teachers re-bond in wake of 'Superman'
• Menlo Park councilman behaving badly
• Fight for Menlo Park pool contract
• Saturday: Halloween Hoopla Parade in Menlo
• Reports: High-speed rail to start in Central Valley
• Sequoia Healthcare District slate wants to stop tax
• Health-care workers: Are they getting flu shots?
• Police calls
• 50 cats adopted in Giants-theme promotion
• Atherton council meets today; three considered for short-term manager post
• Old fire engine returns to Menlo Park
• Bohannon vs. Bernstein: Menlo politics inspire hit pieces
• Fatalities prompt Atherton to examine El Camino safety
• Vikings Pop Warner football: Week 7
• Wickers throws for five TDs in Menlo's 34-0 win over San Mateo
• SHP runs to an important 42-20 PAL Bay Division victory
• Links to local election stories
• Sunday: Harvest supper at Djerassi ranch
• This weekend: Sidewalk arts, crafts
• Update: Atherton council to discuss town management at special meeting tomorrow
• Review: 'Red'
• Review: 'Nowhere Boy'
• BREAKING NEWS: Atherton: El Camino blocked due to fatal accident
• Voter's Guide: Six vie for three seats on Menlo Park City Council
• Voter's Guide: Measure T would allow Bohannon to build office-hotel complex
• Voter's Guide: Measure L for "Limit" on pension benefits
• Dobbie leads in fundraising, spending in Atherton council race
• M-A's defense shuts down Castilleja water polo hopes
• Vukic helps Menlo College men's soccer reverse its course
• Monday: 'Holidays on a High Note'
• Monday: Pros and cons on ballot measures
• Dalai Lama visits local school
• Menlo keeps 16-year tennis win streak alive
• High-speed-rail planners present proposal for downtown station in Redwood City
• PV council accepts the inevitable on cell phone tower
• Phillips Brooks names new head of school
• Menlo Park's new gym opens Saturday
• Police calls
• Voter's Guide: Atherton candidates offer ideas for fixing town
• Menlo keeps 16-year tennis win streak alive
• Governor vetoes rail 'accountability' stick
• Oops! 'Evacuation' alarm was false
• Thursday: Candidates for supervisor and state Assembly to meet
• Monday: pros and cons on state ballot measures
• Tonight: Prop 23 forum
• Monday: Las Lomitas candidates forum
• Tea Party for three Menlo candidates
• Nuances abound in supervisor runoff
• Runoff election for county treasurer
• Thursday at Kepler's: The perils facing the planet
• Measures better funded than council campaigns
• Local schools featured in 'Superman'
• Tuesday: New drugs face daunting survival pressures
• Critics slam high-speed rail business plan
• Today: Council meets to peruse cell phone tower site
• Atherton cancels Oct. 16 council meeting
• U.S. vaulting team wins gold medal
• Sinfully good angel food cakes
• Vikings Pop Warner football: Week 6
• SHP suffers frustrating loss to Burlingame
• Police search former editor's home
• Watch election forums online
• Three arrested in string of Willows burglaries
• Menlo-Atherton rolls to a big PAL football victory
• Menlo College women's soccer turn pink for a day
• Caltrain hikes fares, cuts service
• Review: 'It's Kind of a Funny Story'
• County workers enter mediation over benefits
• Saturday: A day for horses in Woodside
• Sunday: Trinity church hosts 'save energy' party
• More defense, less stress for Williams in Menlo School's important water polo victory
• Conlon, Gordon vie for Assembly District 21 seat
• Sunday: Celebrating life of Christopher Chandler
• M-A girls prepare for next big water polo tests
• Money trickles into Menlo council campaigns
• Sunday: Stanford Red Barn Festival
• County wins $2 million to treat mental and substance-abuse disorders
• Friday: Words and numbers
• Remaking Woodside Library
• Atherton: Cutting cost of code enforcement
• Menlo passes 'no confidence' vote on HSR
• Judge's order nixes M-A plans for night football
• Thursday: Water quality workshop
• Police calls
• Thursday: Bee show in Portola Valley
• Thursday: Author Michael Chabon
• Former local prep standout Carey is new boys' hoop coach at M-A
• Unions say 'no thanks' to Menlo endorsements
• Portola Valley blues festival canceled
• Tri-city lawsuit filed against high-speed rail
• Social, environmental advocate Mary Davey dies following heart illness
• Man killed on Caltrain tracks in San Bruno
• Don't vote yet!
• Wednesday: Pros, cons on state ballot measures
• Commission green-lights Beltramo townhomes
• Blessings from above at Christ Church
• Two women lead charge against BevMo store
• Tonight: Nonprofit hosts 'No on BevMo' meeting
• Menlo School girls win own volleyball tourney
• Menlo weighs 'no confidence' vote on HSR
• New smoking ban goes into effect Nov. 29
• Atherton plans interim city manager
• Oct. 16: Women's Health Conference in Atherton
• Bears pounce on San Mateo for first football win
• Review: 'The Social Network'
• Review: 'Never Let Me Go'
• Sunday: reception for Woodside artist
• Saturday: 'Autumn at Filoli'
• Saturday: Talk by Pete McCloskey
• Sunday: Arts & Olives in Woodside
• Memorial service for Bill Lane
• Saturday: Sen. Simitian holds 'town hall' meeting
• Saturday: First annual PortFest in Redwood City
• Sunday: Music@Menlo hosts Emerson quartet
• Atherton hard times: Candidates' bleak choices
• M-A girls bounce back from volleyball loss
• Supervisor runoff: Candidates differ on key issues
• Bicyclist dies after being hit by car in Atherton
• Menlo candidates campaign at forum
• 11-year-old raises $25,000 for mom
• Allied Arts neighborhood fence stays
• SHP girls win key WCAL water polo showdown
• Rail officials wrestle with 'conflict' finding
• Menlo College is ranked in NAIA football poll
• Thursday: USGS talk on 'great floods'
• Thursday: Atherton City Council candidate forum
• Menlo's SRI renews cyber security contract
• Memorial for Bill Lane on Friday
• Atherton mayor: City manager's departure is opportunity for 'fresh start'
• Trails committee: Not just for equestrians
• Police calls
• 'Superman' hits Woodside High School
• Thursday: Atherton meets on key staff decisions
• Tonight: Woodside director screens 'Tapestries of Hope'
• Tuesday: Tai Chi at Sequoias
• Vikings Pop Warner football: Week 4
• This week: scoping sessions on flood control
• SHP girls swim off with MacDonald water polo championship
• Menlo College erases 10-point deficit in football victory
• Wickers throws four TD passes in Menlo victory
• Sacred Heart Prep wins thriller, 35-28
• Breaking ground for huge tunnel under Bay
• Caltrain posts new suicide-prevention signs
• Menlo Polo Club tourney this weekend
• Menlo Country Club swimmers win meet
• Sunday: World Affairs Council in Atherton
• Public invited to candidate forums
• Saturday: ''Jewels & Jeans' gala
• Menlo Park mayor addresses state of city
• Review: 'Jack Goes Boating'
• Review: 'The Town'
• Daytime burglars ransack Willows neighborhood
• Arrillaga thanks Chamber for Acorn award
• Home & Garden closing doors
• Menlo School girls shock St. Francis in tennis
• Atherton city manager resigns
• Foster brothers expect to have their ice cream truck back in business next summer
• Vikings Pop Warner football: week 3
• Saturday: How sweet it is: Project Read fundraiser
• Saturday: Walk benefits Alzheimer's Association
• SHP boys, girls tune up for tourneys with wins
• Police arrest Menlo Park man, 67, in stock scam
• High-speed rail chalks up legal win
• Menlo Park joins high-speed rail lawsuit
• Thursday: Public invited to Menlo State of City speech
• 'Shop Local' aims to boost business, shopping
• John Arrillaga among Acorn Award winners
• Woodside nixes solar-panel plan
• Sometimes you can fight City Hall
• Atherton inches forward on Town Center
• Police calls
• Some county workers agree to wage freeze
• Equestrians worry about culture, trail conflicts
• Sacred Heart Prep girls are off to a solid tennis start
• Update: Menlo gas pipe on watchlist identified
• Atherton continues high-speed rail litigation
• Menlo College volleyball has another winning tuneup
• Menlo council members endorse candidates
• Store opening, office construction in Menlo Park
• County counsel to retire from 'dream job'
• Sacred Heart Prep beats Valley Christian
• Menlo Park man gets prison in burglary case
• Measure T opposition solidifies
• Atherton council sets special meeting on high-speed rail issue Monday morning
• Tuesday: Menlo Park session on high-speed rail
• Saturday: Gala at St. Patrick's Seminary
• Saturday: Sacred Heart holds senior fashion show
• Sunday: Wine, roses benefit
• Benjamin "Jack" Crow, coastside rancher, dies at 91
• Menlo Park Chorus launches children's chorus
• House fire closes Palo Alto's University Avenue
• Sunday: Big band, barbecue part of mix for 'Swing in the Park' fundraiser
• Saturday, Sunday: Open-air Book Fair in Menlo Park
• Showpiece stable
• Atherton council endorses compromise plan for Parker Avenue zoning
• SHP boys off to a good start again in polo
• A Medal of Gratitude for local Rotarian
• Frances and Arjay Miller celebrate 70th anniversary
• City on a hill
• Dentist rides, raises money for benefit
• Menlo Park council buys home
• Neighbors seek injunction to stop M-A lights
• Portola Valley schools see leadership shifts
• Stricter smoking ban one step closer in Menlo Park
• Stop signs and cyclists: is there an answer?
• Tonight: Fate of California salmon at Cafe Scientifique
• Caltrain wants high-speed rail to start locally
• Saturday: Disaster safety fair in Menlo Park
• Pharmaca comes to Menlo Park
• Wednesday: Contentious rezoning request comes back to Atherton City Council
• Those were the days
• Arnold wants the world to come to Moffett Field
• Police calls
• Traffic jams a fading memory at Woodside Elementary
• Mendelsohn resigns from Portola Valley school board, citing illness
• Saving the planet pledge by pledge
• Woodside couple ordered to pay $5.75 million in construction dispute over $18 million home
• Menlo Park man killed by train identified
• Youthful Menlo girls' tennis opens with win
• Wednesday: More than one way to fight wildfire
• Menlo School volleyball christens new facility
• Tonight: Easy riders return to talk about cross-country trip on two wheels
• Local firefighters help out in San Bruno
• Menlo Park robber rips off necklaces
• Beckwith leads Bears to team title in XC meet
• Pop Warner football: Vikings face Bulldogs
• Flags fly in memory of fallen firefighters
• Review: 'The American'
• New police chief reflects on first week in Menlo Park
• Review: 'Going the Distance''
• Those were the days
• Menlo's Bell earns NAIA national weekly honor
• Con man Gann's trial set
• Atherton scrambling to fix records access
• Pedestrian killed on Caltrain tracks in Menlo Park
• More students, less homework
• Menlo College: Castillo throws pair of TD passes to lead Oaks
• Trying paperless meetings in Portola Valley
• Menlo School avenges CCS title loss with big 34-29 victory over defending champ Carmel
• The fabulous fig
• It's showtime
• Burgess baby pool closed until May
• Menlo Park resident appeals BevMo approval
• 14th Annual Menlo Park Sidewalk Arts And Crafts Fall Fest
• New laser captures atoms and molecules in motion
• Wednesday: Atherton may adopt resolution opposing high-speed rail project
• Traveling con man Simon Gann arrested in Menlo Park
• Preservationists throw in towel in fight over Steve Jobs' house
• Woodside man facing murder charge struggles to find attorney
• A new approach to solar power
• Police calls
• Menlo Park election: Who are these people?
• Early morning police call evacuates Safeway
• Caltrain may suspend all weekend service
• Atherton residents sue over football field lights
• Celebration of Bill Lane's life set for Oct. 1
• Tuesday: Culinary cook-off at county jail
• Internet 'e-personation' law passes Legislature
• Volunteers needed to help veterans
• Local resident test-drives plug-in Prius
• Bay Area Council spokesman blasts Menlo Park, Atherton for fighting high-speed rail project
• Victim uses app to recover stolen iPhone
• In Woodside: chickens are the rage
• Review: 'Scott Pilgrim vs. The World'
• Review: 'Eat Pray Love'
• Menlo Park youth win titles at U.S. Pony Club Championships West event
• Obituary: Mark Montague, 42, dies while diving
• Obituary: Barbara P. Wood, 69, H-P retiree
• Friday night: Star party in Portola Valley
• Feature story: Beginning with Betsy
• Residents losing patience with incomplete Watkins Avenue project
• Menlo Charity Horse Show runs through Sunday
• Tonight: Novelist Vendela Vida at Kepler's
• 'Paris Window Shopping' in Atherton
• Police calls
• Menlo Park: Six run for three seats on council
• Act of kindness leads to $93,000 for food bank
• Atherton councilwoman: Let's end the rancor
• Bay Area gasoline prices creeping up
• Menlo Park: City prepares to go out to bid on pool operation contract
• Four vie for three Atherton council seats
• Election assured for Menlo Park council
• Spontaneous combustion in Woodside fire
• Keith pulls papers for Menlo Park council race
• Rebuilding Hillview: noise, parking issues
• Wednesday: Block party, concert in park
• Cell-phone company fights denial of antenna permit
• Feature story: Going the distance
• Election races likely for local school boards
• CHP targets drivers on cell phones
• Weist files papers for Atherton council race
• Tuesday: Stem cells and their potential
• Rail directors told to lie low on Midpeninsula
• Google-Verizon deal raises Eshoo's eyebrows
• Vendor blamed for missing voter guides
• First-time homebuyers can still cash in
• Hemm to play at ITA/USTA national summer championships
• Three Menlo council candidates file papers
• Review: 'The Other Guys'
• Review: 'Get Low'
• Update: Three file for Atherton council race so far; filing period extended
• Senate confirms new U.S. attorney
• Tennis trophies pile up in Sarwal household
• Tonight: Raising 'extraordinary kids'
• Saturday and Sunday: Theatre in the Woods
• Medical complex completion delayed again
• Sunday: 'Farmer Jane' at Flea Street
• Roger Reynolds bookkeeper pleads not guilty
• Latest plan: Tunneling dropped as Midpeninsula rail option
• Sarwal brothers earn first trophy at Alpine Hills
• Saturday: Great songs from shows that failed
• Atherton building official announces retirement
• Federal judge rules Prop. 8 unconstitutional
• Woodside: Architect joins architecture review board
• Police seek public's help in finding gunmen in home-invasion robbery in Menlo Park
• Register now for Tour de Menlo
• Homeowners: Building department negligent
• BevMo rallies for second try at Menlo Park store
• Menlo Park: Potential candidates now six
• Obituary: Florence Minard, 102
• Today: Parade adds to 'National Night Out' event
• Atherton council wants bidding process for choosing town attorney
• Tuesday: Free showing of 'Supersize Me'
• Review: 'Charlie St. Cloud'
• Tuesday: Police-community partnerships
• Obituary: Hal Cenedella
• Bill Lane dies Saturday at the age of 90
• Review: 'Dinner for Schmucks'
• High-speed rail officials seek fed funds
• Armed men invade Menlo Park home
• State agrees with Andy Cohen's complaint regarding conflict of interest in Cargill case
• Atherton council meets Monday morning to discuss town attorney contract
• Caltrain reports more delays
• Sunday: Celebration of Robert Kinkaid's life
• Election more likely for Menlo Park school board
• Drastic sales tax decline likely the result of error, Menlo Park finance director says
• 'Movie under the Stars' in Portola Valley
• Monday: Atherton native to discuss her debut novel
• Auto thief suspect rams two police cars
• Chuck Bernstein pulls candidacy papers for Menlo Park council race
• Tonight: What satellite imagery tells us about Earth
• Feature story: The end of the party
• Supes drop ballot measure to hike sales tax
• Police calls
• Brad Pitt sighted in Sharon Heights
• Finance director Tim Hanretty named PV schools superintendent
• Menlo council reverses itself on hotel tax increase
• Rail officials head for Washington with survey
• Big plans at Sacred Heart schools
• Menlo voters will decide on hotel-tax increase
• Atherton city attorney under fire by mayor
• Traffic signal may be installed near Hillview School
• Sacred Heart Prep boys finish 11th at High School State Invitational water polo
• Council begrudgingly approves legal settlement involving El Camino project
• Monday: Pirate Show with Capt. Jack Spareribs
• Fire destroys vehicle, carport and nearby facilities
• Gold-medal effort in girls' volleyball
• New Menlo Park police chief named
• Post your photos in The Almanac's Photo Gallery
• 'Top Secret America' lists Silicon Valley firms
• School board candidates toss in hats
• PV native returns to open acupuncture clinic
• Dr. David Druker of PAMF dies at home Friday
• Those were the days
• Atherton to refund some road-impact fees
• Divided council decides not to support pension-reform initiative
• Review: 'Salt'
• Review: 'The Kids Are All Right'
• Saturday: Wine with roses at Filoli
• Broadway By the Bay moves to Fox Theatre
• Fire board president takes out papers for Menlo Park council race
• Supes may put sales tax measure on ballot
• Those were the days
• School district recognizes 101 years of teaching
• Menlo Park News Releases Update * Free Foreclosure Fair in Menlo Park June 12, 2010 *
• Hiking Menlo Park hotel tax? Voters to decide
• Menlo Park council begrudgingly approves settlement agreement
• County tries new locations for sidewalk trees
• Firefighters sue over overtime, extra trips
• Our Regional Heritage
• Bill guaranteeing polling stations becomes law
• Local athletes qualify for national JO track and field
• Six cited for sale of alcohol to minors
• Foundation awards $1.3 million in local grants
• Beyond Yosemite
• Caltrain adds new features to website
• Atherton: Five take out papers for council race
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• Mountain lion sighting in Emerald Lake Hills
• Emerald Lake: Another mountain lion spotted
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• Music@Menlo returns
• Partner at Menlo Park venture capital firm is among buyers of Warriors basketball team
• Local forest ecosystem endangered by weed
• Priory girls' soccer team has a new coach
• Construction work begins on Hillview campus
• Review: 'Inception'
• Review: 'The Sorcerer's Apprentice'
• City poised to settle lawsuit involving former Cadillac site on El Camino Real
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