21-year-old singer and inspirational speaker Chris Duffley shrugs off his disabilities
How’s this for irony? The song that launched Chris Duffley’s career was called “Open the Eyes of My Heart.” Then… … Keep Reading
Reassembling history and personal connection at the Union Cemetery
Three decades ago, Redwood City’s historic Union Cemetery was a mess of untended overgrowth and vandalized graves and monuments. Local… … Keep Reading
Sailing for charity
Redwood City attorney Ted Hannig has three passions — the law, sailing and philanthropy. He co-founded the Sequoia Awards, which… … Keep Reading
Title IX: Fifty years and counting
By Kimberly Carlisle The 90,185 spectators at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena were about to lose their hearing. Minutes before,… … Keep Reading
Sequoia High alums celebrate
The Sequoia High School Alumni Association held its fifteenth annual picnic and barbecue fundraiser on Aug. 20. All alumni were… … Keep Reading
Ricci grows hair to donate to cancer patients
Step back two years, when local historian Dee Eva took seven-year-old grandson Ricci (pronounced Richie) and his brother, James, to… … Keep Reading
Family camping without leaving the neighborhood
Kids and parents tried roughing it — after a fashion — at the Redwood City and San Carlos family campouts… … Keep Reading
Driver clocked going 72 mph in 35 mph zone in Redwood City
A driver traveling on Seaport Boulevard in Redwood City was clocked going 72 mph in a 35 mph zone, according… … Keep Reading
Redwood City council approves pilot plan to address youth misbehavior downtown
The City Council of Redwood City on Monday approved a pilot plan to respond to community concerns about “disruptive youth… … Keep Reading
Midpen Open Space celebrates a half-century of preservation
Weather conditions cooled down to tolerable temperatures for the Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District’s 50-year anniversary bash at the historic… … Keep Reading