Mardi Gras coming to Redwood City this month
The Mardi Gras-minded among us can cancel flight reservations to New Orleans, because the Redwood City Downtown Business Group is… … Keep Reading
Trash to Art contest challenges local student to rethink waste
One person’s trash is another person’s art. RethinkWaste is inviting local elementary school students in the 3rd through 5th grades… … Keep Reading
Time doesn’t always tell – Redwood City’s mystery clocks
Who doesn’t love a good mystery, especially one that takes us back in time? A tall, stately street clock stands… … Keep Reading
Beyond the potato peel, a new lease on cuisine
Life-changing potatoes may sound like a bit of an oversell, but I promise you: It isn’t. I’ll tell you why,… … Keep Reading
Belmont pilot ‘a kid in a candy shop’ at Hiller Aviation Museum
William “Willie” Hugh Turner comes from a long line of William Hugh Turners—he is the sixth with that triple-barreled name.… … Keep Reading
Overnight RV parking brings housing crisis to neighborhoods
At Project WeHOPE’s “safe parking” lot in East Palo Alto, RV life dwells not in the abstract. On a rainy evening in… … Keep Reading
Redwood Shores marathoner spans globe to support Lucile Packard Children’s Fund
A Redwood Shores man recently completed eight marathons on seven continents plus New Zealand within a nine-day period in order… … Keep Reading
San Mateo citizens’ initiative aims to preserve neighborhoods, build near Caltrain
Three San Mateo residents are pursuing a ballot initiative they believe can address the city’s housing needs without altering the… … Keep Reading
Bill to provide $125M for Bay restoration passes in U.S. House
A federal bill that would provide $125 million in federal funding over five years for San Francisco Bay restoration projects… … Keep Reading
Has San Carlos Outgrown its “Industrial” Road?
As bio tech and artisan companies remake the East Side, is it time for a name change? The question is… … Keep Reading