Snail mail still has its place in the Internet Age
Every year, retired newspaperman Bill Shilstone tells himself the same thing. “I always say I’m never going to do this… … Keep Reading
Hillsdale Shopping Center tree-lighting rings in holiday season
Hillsdale Shopping Center kicked off the holiday season with its annual tree lighting, the arrival of Santa Claus and an… … Keep Reading
Unexpected history at refurbished Coyote Point
Coyote Point is one of my favorite spots to stroll. Everywhere, there are stories to be told. Now, with the… … Keep Reading
Zoppé: A weird and wonderful life in the circus
By Dan Brown It’s a day off for the circus, so Giovanni Zoppé and his partner, Jeanette Prince, perform a… … Keep Reading
Goodbye, Auntie Lou; hello, Auntie Lou’s Brew
November 12 and Little Green—a Redwood City plant bar—were the date and place planned for celebrating Louise “Auntie Lou” Prado’s… … Keep Reading
Veterans Day Ceremony set for Courthouse Square
The American Legion Post 105 and the Redwood City Downtown Lions Club will host a Veterans Day Ceremony at 11… … Keep Reading
Redwood City comes to life for Day of the Dead
Dia de los Muertos—the Day of the Dead—is a traditional Mexican holiday when family and friends remember those who have… … Keep Reading
Zoppé Italian Family Circus extends stay in Redwood City
The Zoppé Italian Family Circus’ annual stay in Redwood City has been extended through Nov. 27, according to the City… … Keep Reading
Courthouse Square to ‘transform into a play’ for Día de los Muertos celebration
This Sun., Nov. 6 will see Redwood City’s Courthouse Square reimagined as a space honoring Día de los Muertos—a “Day… … Keep Reading
A sweet Halloween on the Peninsula
Candy flowed and fun was everywhere when Redwood City, San Carlos and Menlo Park threw open their doors to host… … Keep Reading