She’s Delivered 102 Lasagnas to Strangers. Here’s Why.
Coming from a family of social workers, I’ve always assumed that charity should be distributed based on need, with those needing the most receiving the most. So, when a friend, Linda Miller, mentioned that, in the past three years, she’d made and then delivered lasagnas to more than a hundred strangers – in other words, […]
Letters to the editor: Ex-chancellor’s sentence, call for safety fixes on local mountain highways
In Letters to the Editor this week, retired Judge LaDoris Cordell defends a sentencing decision and La Honda residents call for safety on local highways.
Guest Opinion: What Ravenswood High School taught me about integration
Fifty years after Ravenswood High School closed, a former student reflects on the school’s bold experiment in integration, the friendships and experiences it gave her, and the lessons she still carries today.
Letters: Make our mountain highways safer
Letters to the editor urge officials to take action to make Highways 35, 84 and 9 safer for cyclists, residents, pedestrians, equestrians and drivers.
Letters to the editor: Ex-college chancellor’s jail sentence raises concerns
In a letter to the editor, former Foster City mayor Jim Lawrence questions the jail…
Guest opinion: We cannot afford to say no to independent sheriff oversight
San Mateo County needs — and taxpayers deserve — meaningful, independent oversight of the Sheriff’s Office, including a permanent Inspector General, writes Jim Lawrence of…
Editorial: The nameless Class of 2026
The 75th graduating class of Menlo-Atherton High School will be the first in the school’s history not to have its students’ names published in the…
