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How the Great Seal of America Almost Appeared
The Great Seal is one of the most recognizable symbols of the United States of America
Blog: What RCSD can learn from the TIDE Academy Saga
Plenty has been written about Sequoia Union High School District and its TIDE Academy. But there is still more to that Saga.
When Lombard Street Was Dangerous
San Francisco’s famous Lombard Street has an average of 2 million visitors every year who come to experience the ziggy-zaggy red brick thoroughfare adorned with beautiful gardens.
What’s New at the Farmers Market this Saturday
Your weekly guide to treasures at the Kiwanis Redwood City Farmers Market for Saturday, Aug. 1, 8 a.m.-1 p.m., on 500 Arguello Street, Redwood City
What’s New at the Farmers Market this Saturday
Your weekly guide to treasures at the Kiwanis Redwood City Farmers Market for Saturday, July 25, on 500 Arguello Street, Redwood City
Memories of a Harbor Named After Pete
Let’s take a stroll down memory lane and fondly remember Pete’s Harbor.
What’s New at the Farmers Market this Saturday
Your weekly guide to treasures at the Kiwanis Redwood City Farmers Market for Saturday, July 18, on 500 Arguello Street, Redwood City
Defining Palo Alto
The first people to inhabit the land that became Palo Alto were the Ohlone Tribe.
Blog: California and Stanford put the figure above $5,800. RCSD pays teachers less than $5,000
We are still discussing whether Measure C was really meant to increase teacher salaries within RCSD.
What’s New at the Farmers Market this Saturday
Your weekly guide to treasures at the Kiwanis Redwood City Farmers Market for Saturday, July 11, on 500 Arguello Street, Redwood City
The Gatehouse: Last of Its Kind
Hundreds of people pass by the big white house on the corner of Laurel and Ravenswood each day without knowing it’s the oldest existing structure in Menlo Park.
What’s New at the Farmers Market this Saturday
Come out to enjoy Redwood City’s incomparable 4th of July Parade instead!
Blog: Stanford says $5,800 for Teachers is more than enough
Why waste outstanding ‘discretionary funding’ on students when voters keep rewarding school districts?
Back Pages of Half Moon Bay
The first known inhabitants of the area were Native Americans who arrived hundreds of years ago and settled there.
Levi Strauss: The Creator of an Institution
The inventor of the “quintessential American garment” was born Loeb Strauss in Buttenheim, Bavaria, in 1829. His father was a dry goods peddler.
Blog: Voters made sure teachers never get more than those $6,500
Schools aren’t “underfunded”, districts are “underspending”, and voters need to stop with the Bad Parenting.
Hattie’s Story: From a Skillet to a Dream
In 1938, a recently widowed Black woman stepped off the train at Saratoga Springs, New York. She had only $33 in her pocket. No family waiting for her. No support to welcome her. It was the heart of the Great Depression.
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