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Redwood City’s Sequoia Awards Call for 2023 Scholarship Applicants
Last year saw $200,000 granted to 29 Redwood City students.
Redwood City Police Activities League to undergo major rebrand
Capt. John Gunderson of the Redwood City Police Department said that the Police Activities League would be rebranded as “Pal Center” and that new programs would “in no way wish to divest from the police department” but would also include other first responders, such as firefighters, nurses, doctors and even teachers.
How speech and debate helped a Fair Oaks student find his voice
Graduating high school senior Julian “JJ” Christensen rose above mental health struggles during the COVID-19 pandemic after finding a love for speech and debate.
Community comes together to paint mural at the Redwood City Library
Anyone can contribute to the mural at the Downtown Redwood City Library this Saturday, April 15 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. All ages and skill levels are invited to participate in the free art project.
Redwood City fitness studio raises over $12K for Leukemia and Lymphoma
Studio K-Fit goes beyond the workout and inspires community members to give back.
As the floodwaters began to rise, residents feared for their lives. Then, a team of volunteers got to work.
Inside the emergency effort to provide storm relief to Redwood City’s mobile home residents
From neighborhood turkeys to housing snafus, this 12-year-old is bringing the news to North Fair Oaks
After gathering story ideas, Kittock puts on his reporter hat, sometimes knocking on doors, calling neighbors and even reaching out to the authorities.
Former football players bring ‘good, old-fashioned Christmas’ cheer to thousands of Bay Area kids
At the annual toy drive, visitors can donate a gift in exchange for holiday treats, elaborately decorated trees and visits from local 49er legends
35 years after opening, Project Read continues to give students the gift of literacy
Long-time director Kathy Endaya called Redwood City’s program one of the best in the state
From bookworm to fungi fanatic: Meet Midpen’s longest serving docent naturalist
Chris MacIntosh hopes to continue inspiring the public to find wonder in the natural environment.
Hundreds of miles, thousands of dollars: A Redwood City resident takes on the biggest ride of his life
Next month, 69-year-old Harvey Bondar will ride to Los Angeles to raise funds and awareness for arthritis.
An all women, Latina-led counseling center is the first to offer fully bilingual services for everyone
Una Vida officially opened its doors in late June with home-cooked pupusas and a commitment to the Spanish-speaking community
After 50 years and a pandemic, a team of book lovers are helping keep the library afloat
Friends of the Redwood City Public Library has built a legacy on cheap books and homegrown honey
‘Everybody hits, everybody scores’: The Miracle League makes baseball accessible to children and adults of all abilities
The Miracle League of SF Peninsula, which plays weekly games at Hawes Park in Redwood City, is in its fourth season and has grown from 15 kids to around 40
Graduating Cañada student is raising money to help families like her own in Ukraine
Daria Dmytrenko wants to fight complacency with awareness
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