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Good morning, Redwood City.
This morning, we are outside a home in Farm Hill looking into police activity at Stuslaft Park and the 3700 block of Farmhill Blvd. Belmont Police, Redwood City Police and the FBI are currently on the scene. If you have any information, please send me an email.
Three free-speech groups are filing a lawsuit against San Mateo County alleging that the county's policy of digitizing mail sent to its correctional facility violates the rights of incarcerated people. The suit is currently in federal court. Read more here.
Now, onto some local events happening in the community:
Mother's Day is just around the corner and RWC's Almost Mother's Day Festival is the perfect way to celebrate. Head over to Courthouse Square this weekend for live music, fun activities and maker's market with over 100 local vendors. The festival kicks off this Saturday morning at 11 a.m. Let the festivities begin!
Don't forget to mark your calendar for the following Saturday, May 20. Bay Area Bike To Wherever Days is a free, open-to-the-public group bike ride to meet artists, tour various murals and get some exercise and fresh air with friends. More info here.
Remember that Annual wildfire training is scheduled in Huddart County Park in Woodside from Mon., May 8 through Sat., May 13, from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Park users and neighbors may see fire trucks and hear equipment. Helicopters from several agencies will fly in the area and practice landing and take-off in the park. The exercises will not involve smoke or fire activity.
Thank you Beverly Morgan for today's photo— a gem from our archives!
"Sunset on Jan. 11, 2022"
More news is on the way.
Avery
