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Families clamor for expanded Mandarin program at Redwood City’s Orion School
A grassroots parents group has taken to school board meetings and so far submitted two dozen letters to district leaders, expressing frustration that a number of students equivalent to an entire class face waiting lists for a program described as invaluable for its academic, bilingual, cultural and other opportunities.
Once ‘Deadwood City,’ Redwood City inches closer to a new ferry hub
The Metropolitan Transportation Commission (MTC) has added the Redwood City Ferry Terminal and Service Project to Plan Bay Area 2050+, moving it closer to securing federal funding and becoming a reality.
From dinner and dancing to creative classes, here’s how to celebrate Valentine’s Day on the Peninsula
Chocolates and roses may be hallmarks of Valentine’s Day, but when it comes down to it the holiday is all about love. Whether you’re celebrating with a significant other or a galentine, there’s a wide variety of local happenings both conventional and unique.
Spring isn’t the only time to see local blooms. Here’s all you need to know about flowers and berries growing on the Peninsula this winter
Deep pink warrior’s plume, red Toyon berries and white coast silktassels are among the many flowers and berries that bloom on the Peninsula each winter.
How KCSM brings joy (and jazz) to the world
A new documentary captures the history and enduring influence of Peninsula jazz station KCSM.
Arts briefs: World premiere of Stanford Live commission ‘before and after,’ author Deepa Iyer and more
This week, see the world premiere of Pulitzer Prize- and Grammy Award-winning composer David Lang’s new piece at Stanford Live; catch a bluegrass show with Alan Bond and Skedaddle; and hear from author Deepa Iyer as she shares her new children’s book; and go birding at Bair Island. Plus, the virtual launch of Silicon Valley Reads kicks off two months of in-person and online events.
Don Bunce: A Great Life Cut Short
Redwood City native Don Bunce was the quarterback for the Woodside Wildcats for two years, leading the team to an undefeated season in 1966. That year, he was also named the league’s Most Valuable Player.
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