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Longtime Oak Knoll teacher enters her 'next phase'After more than three decades of teaching -- with nearly 24 years spent in Menlo Park -- Oak Knoll School teacher Renee Lavezzo has retired.
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Dance floor therapyThis spring, the Rosener House in Menlo Park launched an experimental therapeutic tango program aimed at improving cognition, gait and balance in participants with Alzheimer's disease. The popular program is proving to be a mood-booster, too.
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Kiwanis boosts scholarship fund; eight students benefitEight outstanding Menlo-Atherton High School seniors received scholarships from the Menlo Park Kiwanis Club this year.
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Menlo's Jones earns Gatorade's National Player of Year awardRecent Menlo School graduate Sophia Jones walked into the middle of a celebration in her honor on Wednesday and she didn't have an inkling of it. She learned she was named Gatorade's National Women's Soccer Player of the Year.
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Summertime and the livin' is jazzyWith Friday, June 21, marking the first official day of summer, the days are long and the local live jazz offerings particularly plentiful.
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Toy Story 4
High-tension action-adventure has always been a key ingredient in the "Toy Story" films, but "Toy Story 4" may well be the most consistently anxiety-inducing of them all. There's a palpable sense that the characters are pushing their luck, not unlike...... Read the full review
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