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
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
Supes vote in favor of placing Regional Measure 3 on June ballot
The San Mateo County Board of Supervisors voted in favor Tuesday of placing the Regional Measure 3 (RM3) on the… … Keep Reading
Rare Disease Diagnosis Creates a Mission for Local Mom
By Adam Alberti Most everyone is familiar with the fundraising that comes from disease awareness days. The pink ribbons for… … Keep Reading