Dragon Theatre to celebrate Irish women at Women’s History Month event
In celebration of Women’s History Month and St. Patrick’s Day, Dragon Theatre at 2120 Broadway is set to host live… … Keep Reading
Redwood City’s Civil War general
By Jim Clifford St. Patrick’s Day is celebrated March 17, so let’s salute General Patrick Edward Connor, an Irish-born Civil… … Keep Reading
Emergency preparedness worth the effort
By Janet McGovern Last year’s series of devastating natural disasters seemed almost Biblical in their fury: Hurricanes and floods first… … Keep Reading
125-unit Main Street project set for public hearing Tuesday
UPDATE: The Redwood City Planning Commission approved this project on Tuesday, March 6 A proposal to demolish a single-story office… … Keep Reading
Redwood City unveils ‘one-stop shop’ for summer camps
Parents and guardians searching for youth summer camps this year can visit this one-stop shop provided by the City of… … Keep Reading
Library to offer social service ‘office hours’
On March 6, the Redwood City Downtown Library is set to host a social service “office hours” where the public… … Keep Reading
Shakespeare on Tour coming to Redwood City Library
The classic tale of Romeo and Juliet will be performed live on March 24 at the Redwood City Library at… … Keep Reading
‘Perennial provocateur’ Scott Capurro to perform in Redwood City
Leave political correctness at the door for this upcoming comedy show in Redwood City. Award winning comedian, actor and writer… … Keep Reading
Political Climate with Mark Simon: Facebook group could play role in local elections
It is, in some ways, the modern equivalent of a town square, except that, as we all have observed, commenting… … Keep Reading
California FAFSA deadline is March 2
Do you have a teen going to college next year? The California deadline for the Free Application for Federal Student… … Keep Reading