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New Menlo Park fire station receives design awardMenlo Park's Fire Station 6, which incorporates an innovative yet historically based design, has received a 2019 National Firehouse Fire Station Design Award sponsored by Firehouse magazine.
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Menlo Park city attorney announces plans to retireAfter a career spanning 41 years with the city of Menlo Park, City Attorney Bill McClure has announced plans to retire sometime in the first quarter of 2020.
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Holiday Fund: Upward Scholars offers support and hopeUpward Scholars, one of 10 local nonprofits supported by The Almanac's Holiday Fund this year, helps students achieve their dreams for a better future.
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Friday: Holiday tree lighting kicks off weekend of seasonal festivitiesAcross Menlo Park, the holiday season will kick into full gear with a busy schedule of seasonal festivities scheduled this weekend.
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New playground invites kids of all abilities to rompAfter nearly five months of closure, the playground at Nealon Park is back and better than ever.
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Menlo Park's office space growth exceeds that of similar small cities in stateA new report finds Menlo Park ranks fifth among small California cities for the amount of office space built in the last five years. A closer look reveals just how much space in the city is devoted to office space per capita.
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Portola Valley's Planning Commission discussed compliance with general plan and zoning law requirements of a conditional use permit application for wine tasting, onsite wine sales and an event space at Neely Wine, but took no action. Thursday, 4:20 PM
Canada Road open again after hazardous materials incident
Menlo Park city attorney announces plans to retire early next year
New Menlo Park fire station receives design award
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Friday: Holiday tree lighting kicks off weekend of seasonal festivities
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