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Learn how to build an owl box
The Woodside Environment and Open Space Committee is hosting an event on how to build owl boxes with guest speaker John Gallagher at 2 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 15, at Independence Hall, 2955 Woodside Road in Woodside.
Gallagher will be guiding guests on the process of building an owl box and share about owl habitats and how they benefit in reducing the rodent population.
Portola Valley sandbag station open
The sandbag station is open at Portola Valley’s Town Center (for residents only) to prepare for winter storms and flooding. The self-serve station is first-come, first-served and is located along the southern driveway from Portola Road, across from the basketball courts. Bags, sand, funnels and shovels are provided.
More information can be found on tinyurl.com/PVsandbag. For questions call 650-851-1700 or email towncenter@portolavalley.net.
— Jennifer Yoshikoshi
Holbrook-Palmer playground reopening
Atherton will celebrate the reopening of the renovated playground at Holbrook-Palmer Park (150 Watkins Ave) from noon to 2 p.m. on Saturday, Nov. 14.
The event will include a ribbon-cutting ceremony, children’s activities and light refreshments. Families can explore the new play structures and other upgrades, including slides, climbing equipment, shaded seating and new surfacing.
Residents may RSVP at atherton.news/HPPPlayground.
— Arden Margulis
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