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Transformation of Guild Theatre wins Planning Commission's OK"I never thought we'd be talking about Willie Nelson's shower size," said Menlo Park Planning Commission Chair Drew Combs at one point during Monday's livelier-than-usual Planning Commission discussion about a proposal to transform the Guild Theatre into a live music and community event venue.
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Seniors dream big at M-A fashion showMore than 200 M-A High School seniors will dance on stage or model outfits on the runway in three professionally choreographed shows on Friday in the school's Performing Arts Center.
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New emergency warning system testedOne of the goals the Atherton City Council and the Menlo Park Fire Protection District's board agreed to in December was finding a way to get an audible warning to residents in an emergency. Last week they tested such a system.
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Atherton: Minor injuries in crash that sheared off power poleTwo Menlo Park men involved in a car accident early Sunday morning in which their car sheared off a power pole and struck a tree on Camino Al Lago in Atherton suffered just minor injuries.
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Lean on Pete
"You can't get attached to the horse." This sober advice, spoken to 15-year-old Charley Thompson (Charlie Plummer), immediately registers as "famous last words." The horse in question: a 5-year-old quarterhorse named Lean on Pete. And in fine literar...... Read the full review
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