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Portola Valley: Tickets available for R&B dance
Tickets are still available for a rhythm-and-blues dance under the stars in Portola Valley from 8 p.m. to midnight on Saturday, Nov.
Sen. Yee proposes 'opt-in' phone books
Piles of unwanted phone books littered throughout the Bay Area and the state could soon be reduced under legislation proposed Thursday by state Sen.
Sudden oak death test results are in
Last April, residents of Portola Valley and Woodside went out and collected samples to test for sudden oak death , and gave them to scientists from the University of California at Berkeley.
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Lew Southern and Lee Boucher no doubt have many good stories to tell of mutual experiences and adventures stemming from their 40-year friendship, begun when they first met at a Menlo Park Newcomers gathering.
Vote no on the Atherton Parcel Tax
What a compelling reason not to vote for the parcel tax! "It's the economy studpid!" Brilliance resides in Atherton.
State to restore domestic violence funds
California's domestic violence program will be spared from elimination this year with Gov.
Monday: Bill Lane remembers Sunset magazine
The Museum of American Heritage will present "Bill Lane remembers Sunset," an evening with Bill Lane of Portola Valley, former publisher of Sunset magazine, at 6:30 p.m. Monday, Oct.
A resolution to be considered by the Menlo Park City Council condemning a proposal to develop Cargill's salt flats is "totally inappropriate" and "shows a lack of vision," Redwood City council members say.
Election: names on ballot, but no contests
Both Woodside and Portola Valley will have one new member each on the respective town councils after the Nov.
Guest opinion against Portola Valley tax
This guest opinion was submitted by Ed Wells, a Portola Valley resident, the town's first treasurer, and a municipal finance consultant.
Friday: Menlo Brass Quintet in Portola Valley
The Menlo Brass Quintet will play selections ranging from Albinoni to Irving Berlin during a concert from 7 to 8 p.m. Friday, Oct.
San Mateo County officials tally up damage the day after massive fall storm
The day after the arrival of the worst October storm to hit the Bay Area in nearly 50 years, about 200 San Mateo County residents were still without power and authorities were tallying up the damage.
Expo shows how homeowners can go green
An exhibitor floor full of sales representatives smiling eagerly in their booths is the heart and soul of any trade show.
Letter: Portola Valley measures support vital services
Portola Valley , posted by RHine@AlmanacNews.com, managing editor of The Almanac, 49 minutes ago RHine@AlmanacNews.com is a member of Almanac This letter from Jon Silver, former Portola Valley councilman, was published in the Oct.
Portola Valley schools to go solar
Solar power has a bright future at Portola Valley schools, with a newly approved plan to install photovoltaic systems at the Corte Madera and Ormondale campuses.
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Portola Valley's Craig Johnson, a pathbreaking entrepreneur, dies
Craig Winfield Johnson was a man attuned to his times. He signed up for the Peace Corps during its most charismatic decade.
Millions expected to participate in quake drill
Almost 7 million people are expected to participate in the Great California Shakeout earthquake drill on Thursday, according to event organizers.
One year after market crash, valley residents still recovering
Edith Sasaki and her husband Henry, owners of at Excel Printing, at their office in San Jose, Calif.
Lanes receive Coastal Heroes Awards
Mel Lane and his brother Bill Lane were honored recently by Sunset magazine and the California Coastal Commission for their work in preserving and protecting the California coastline.