Public-private partners try to bridge the school funding “G a p”
By Bill Shilstone A dedicated band of public education advocates in the Redwood City Education Foundation used to just roll… … Keep Reading
STEAM Fest on the Square coming to Redwood City
Redwood City’s Courthouse Square is known for hosting family friendly festivals throughout the year, and this April is no different.… … 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
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
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
Going to Bat
By Bill Shilstone San Mateo County Superior Court Judge John. L. (“Jack”) Grandsaert called the courtroom to order with some… … Keep Reading
Trailblazing Admiral instructs sea cadets in leadership
A retired U.S. Navy rear admiral who navigated around restrictions women once faced in the military urged Sea Cadets gathered… … Keep Reading
Celebrate Black History Month at San Mateo County History Museum
The San Mateo County History Museum’s Noah’s Ark: San Mateo’s Historic Restaurant runs through April 15. The Restaurant was originally… … Keep Reading
Redwood City Library to host college-bound Q &A
Here’s an opportunity for high school juniors and their parents to gain valuable insights on getting into college. The Redwood… … Keep Reading
Claire Mack, Retired Radio and Television personality at San Mateo County History Museum
Hear from a true Redwood City legend at the San Mateo County History Museum on Feb. 10. Claire Mack, a… … Keep Reading