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A local resource guide published by The Almanac

arts & entertainment | outdoors & recreation | kids’ stuff | education | our community city & towns | public officials | www.thealmanaconline.com

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WELCOME TO INFO MENLO PARK Editor’s note Welcome to the 14th annual INFO Menlo comprehensive resource guide, published by The Almanac. Inside these pages you’ll find an array of information in just about every category of importance to our communities, from where to sign kids up for classes to how to call the mayor. This book covers four municipalities: Atherton, Menlo Park, Portola Valley and Woodside. Each city and town section provides contact information for police, fire, libraries, building inspectors and more. Sections include the arts, community services, outdoors and recreation, activities for children, schools and government services. The “Public officials� section provides contact information for those who want to voice an opinion or become involved in civic matters. If you can’t find what you’re looking for here, check out the expanded version with thousands more listings at www.AlmanacNews.com and click on “Community resources.� Extensive information online is also available about our surrounding communities, including Stanford, Palo Alto and Mountain View. Our cover photo this year — Kite Day at Bayfront Park in Menlo Park— was shot by Almanac Photographer Michelle Le. If you have suggestions for next year’s INFO Menlo, please send e-mail to sdremann@paweekly.com or editor@AlmanacNews.com.

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By the Numbers ..............................8

Our Community........................... 37

Arts & Entertainment .................13

City and Towns............................. 44

Outdoors & Recreation ..............19

Public Officials.............................. 51

Kids’ Stuff ....................................... 22

City and Town map .................... 45

Education ....................................... 25

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FAC TS AND STATISTICS ABOUT ATHERTON, MENLO PARK , PORTOL A VALLEY AND WOODSIDE People

Housing

Population (2000): 30,785

Households (2000): 1,772

Population (1990): 28,040

Persons per household (2000): 2.52

Population (1980): 26,438

Single-family housing (2000): 74.6%

Racial/ethnic breakdown (2000)

Median home selling price (through June 2010): $1,806,000

White: 72.4%

Median home selling price (2005): $1,927,000

Black: 7.0% Hispanic/Latino: 15.6% Asian/Pacific Islander: 8.4% American Indian/Alaska native: 0.4% Multiracial: 3.2%

Housing

Education and income Adults with bachelor’s degree or higher (1990): 70.8% Mean household income: $205,700

Woodside Town facts

Households (2000): 12,387

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Persons per household (2000): 2.14 Single-family housing (2000): 61.1%

2010-11 town operating budget: $5.6 million

Median home selling price (through June 2010): $1,150,000

Town employees: 21 full-time equivalent employees

Median home selling price (2005): $1,270,000

Police employees: Woodside is patrolled by three deputies from the San Mateo County Sheriff’s Office.

Median condominium/townhouse selling price (through June 2010): $930,000

Education and income Single-family housing (2000): 99%

Atherton Town facts Incorporated: Sept. 12, 1923 (Population then: 650) 2010-11 town operating and capital improvements budget: $14.3 million Total town employees: 48

Median home selling price (through June 2010): $2,900,000 Median home selling price (2005): $3,012,500 Median condominium/townhouse selling price (through June 2010): $635,000

Police employees: 26

Education and income

Zip code: 94027

People

Adults with bachelor’s degree or higher (2000): 76.2%

Population (2009): 7,194 Population (1990): 7,163 Population (1980): 7,797 Racial/ethnic breakdown (2000):*

Adults with bachelor’s degree or higher (1990): 64.5% Mean household income (2000): $200,000-plus

White: 83.7% Asian/Pacific Islander: 10.2%

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Adults with bachelor’s degree or higher (2000): 61.7% Mean household income (2000): $123,809

Portola Valley Town facts Incorporated: July 14, 1964 2010-11 town operating budget: $5.6 million Town employees: 13 full-time; 2 part-time Police: By contract with San Mateo County Sheriff’s Office Zip code: 94028

City facts

Black: 0.7%

People Population (2000): 4,462 Population (1990): 4,194

Racial/ethnic breakdown (2000):

Incorporated: Nov. 23, 1927

White: 90.8%

2010-11 general fund budget: $37.6 million (preliminary)

Asian/Pacific Islander: 4.0%

City employees: 245.75 full-time equivalents

Black: 0.4%

Households (2000): 2,413

Sworn police officers: 49

American Indian: 0.07%

Persons per household (2000): 2.85

Zip code: 94025

Multiracial: 1.2%

American Indian: 0.2% Multiracial: 2.7% *Bay Area Census

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Zip code: 94062

People Population (2000): 5,352 Population (1990): 5,035 Population (1980): 5,291 Racial/ethnic breakdown (2000): White: 87.6% Asian/Pacific Islander: 5.1% Hispanic: 4.3% Black: 0.4% American Indian: 0.1% Multiracial: 2.9%

Housing Households (2000): 1,772 Persons per household (2000): 2.52

Population (1980): 3,939

Hispanic: 2.8%

Incorporated: November 16, 1956

Hispanic: 3.3%

Single-family housing (2000): 74.6% Median home selling price (through June 2010): $1,795,000 Median home selling price (2005): $2,065,000

Education and income Adults with bachelor’s degree or higher (1990): 70.8% Mean household income: $205,700 (Sources: Bureau of Census, town & city halls, Association of Bay Area Governments, California State Department of Finance. Housing prices from the Silicon Valley Association of Realtors.}

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Golden Gate Badminton Club 190 Constitution Drive, Menlo Park. Geared for every level of play from novices to Olympic hopefuls, GGBC offers lessons taught by championship-level professionals, summer camps, private and group lessons. t t XXX HHCBENJOUPO DPN Burgess Gym -BVSFM 4U .FOMP 1BSL Two courts are available for badminton and volleyball. Drop-in on Sunday Q N $PTU JT CSJOH ZPVS PXO racquet and birdies. Gym shoes required. t t XXX NFOMPQBSL PSH

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National Center for Equine Facilitated Therapy (NCEFT) 880 Runnymede Road, Woodside. Specializes in “hippotherapy,� physical, occupational or speech therapy using the movement of the horse as a treatment strategy to address physical disabilities. Also offers therapeutic riding and interactive vaulting, recreational programs for people with disabilities. Sliding J. L. Dixon Stable 190 Park Lane, Atherscale fees apply. Treatment sessions are ton. Saddle seat, hunt seat and driving DPOEVDUFE .PO 'SJ B N Q N lessons. Private and semi-private lessons. t t t JOGP!ODFGU PSH t XXX KMEJYPOTUBCMF DPN t XXX ODFGU PSH XXX UIFBMNBOBDPOMJOF DPN t *OGP .FOMP 1BSL ] 19

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Peninsula Carriage Driving Club P.O. Box 620448, Woodside. For people interested in equine-powered vehicles. Events include an annual combined driving event, play days, driving clinics and pleasure drives. t FMMJFNGFSSBSJ!ZBIPP DPN San Mateo County Horsemenโ s Association P.O. Box 620092, Woodside. Learn more about horses, equestrian events and issues important to the equestrian community. t t TNDIB!TNDIB PSH t XXX TNDIB PSH Shoestring Farm "SBTUSBEFSP Road, Portola Valley. Offers horseback riding summer camps Mon-Fri B N Q N 1SJDFT BSF TVCKFDU UP DIBOHF QMFBTF DBMM GPS DVSSFOU SBUFT t PS -J[ t IPSTFBSU!DPNDBTU OFU t XXX OWPVT DPN TIPFTUSJOH index.html Spring Down Equestrian Center Portola Road, Portola Valley. Riding lessons daily, beginner to advanced. English hunt set and dressage. Private, semi-private and group lessons. YearSPVOE DBNQT DFMFCSBUJPO QBSUJFT GPS kids and Girl Scout badge parties. t t TEFDFOUFS!BPM DPN t XXX TQSJOHEPXO DPN Webb Ranch "MQJOF 3PBE Menlo Park. Ranch offers English and western riding lessons, spring and summer camps, trail rides, and boardJOH )PSTFNBOTIJQ CBEHFT GPS (JSM 4DPVUT BWBJMBCMF $POUBDU GPS QSJDJOH BOE EBUF JOGPSNBUJPO t MFTTPO PรณDF 3*%& t MFTTPOT!XFCCSBODISJEJOH DPN t XXX XFCCSBODISJEJOH DPN Woodside Junior Riders See Sports in the Kidsโ stuff section.

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Parks Bedwell Bayfront Park Marsh Road at #BZGSPOU &YQSFTTXBZ .FOMP 1BSL 5IJT park, now meadows and marsh, was once UIF MBOEรถMM GPS UIF DJUZ PG .FOMP 1BSL 'FBtures a sculpture trail called Great Spirit 1BUI CZ .FOMP 1BSL BSUJTU 4VTBO %VOMPQ )PNF PG UIF "OOVBM ,JUF %BZ (SFBU biking, walking and bird watching. Open EBJMZ TVOSJTF UP EVTL %PHT BSF QFSNJUUFE PO MFBTI 4J[F BDSFT t XXX CBIJLFS DPN Burgess Park -BVSFM 4U .FOMP 1BSL 0SJHJOBMMZ B QBSU PG UIF %JCCMF )PTQJUBM GBDJMJUJFT BOE QVSDIBTFE JO #VSHFTT 1BSL JT POF PG UIF รถSTU DJUZ PXOFE recreation areas in Menlo Park. Located BEKBDFOU UP UIF $JWJD $FOUFS DPNQMFY UIF QBSL QSPWJEFT EJWFSTF GBDJMJUJFT FBTJMZ accessible to all Menlo Park residents. Swimming pool, tennis courts, gym, lighted tennis courts, playground, playing รถFME GPS CBTFCBMM PS TPDDFS QJDOJD BSFB SFTUSPPNT 4J[F BDSFT t (ZNOBTJVN "GUFS TDIPPM QSPHSBN t XXX NFOMPQBSL PSH EFQBSUNFOUT DPN QBSLT CVSHFTT IUN Edgewood County Natural Preserve 0ME 4UBHFDPBDI 3PBE Pรฒ &EHFXPPE Road near Hwy. 280, Redwood City. Hiking, horseback trails, picnic sites, barCFDVF QJUT SFTUSPPNT /PUFE GPS TQSJOH EJTQMBZT PG $BMJGPSOJB OBUJWF XJMEรธPXFST /P EPHT CJLFT PS TNPLJOH 0QFO B N UP QPTUFE TFBTPOBM IPVST 4J[F BDSFT t t XXX FQBSLT OFU Flood County Park #BZ 3PBE .FOMP 1BSL 'BNPVT GPS JUT MBSHF OBUJWF PBL BOE CBZ USFFT 'MPPE 1BSL JT B BDSF SFUSFBU MPDBUFE JO UIF NJETU PG VSCBO EFWFMPQNFOU "DUJWJUJFT QJDOJDLJOH TPGUCBMM UFOnis, horse shoes, volleyball and petanque. Facilities include picnic tables, barbecues BOE SFTUSPPNT 4VNNFS B N TVOEPXO BGUFS 0DU QBSL DMPTFT FBSMJFS /P QFUT 7FIJDMF FOUSZ GFFT BSF DIBSHFE BU UIF HBUF IPVTF 4J[F BDSFT t HSPVQ SFTFSWBUJPOT DBMM t XXX FQBSLT OFU Fremont Park 4BOUB $SV[ "WFOVF BOE 6OJWFSTJUZ %SJWF .FOMP 1BSL #FODIFT MJHIUFE XBMLXBZT HSBTTZ TQPU GPS B EPXOtown picnic lunch. Home to the Sunday concert series on Wednesday nights and UIF BOOVBM USFF MJHIUJOH DFSFNPOZ 4J[F BDSF t XXX NFOMPQBSL PSH EFQBSUNFOUT DPN QBSLT IUNM Holbrook-Palmer Park 8BULJOT "WF "UIFSUPO (BSEFO TFUUJOH XJUI JOEPPS BOE PVUEPPS GBDJMJUJFT JODMVEJOH B NBJO IPVTF Jennings Pavilion, carriage house and water tower, tennis center, walking path, QMBZHSPVOE BOE QSFTDIPPM 4J[F BDSFT t t BUIFSUPO!DJ BUIFSUPO DB VT t XXX DJ BUIFSUPO DB VT Huddart County Park ,JOHT Mountain Road, Woodside. Hiking and horse trails, picnic tables, barbecues, grass

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lawn areas, archery range (maintained by King’s Mountain Archery Club), group camping areas, restrooms. Also accessible through Huddart Park are trails in the 1,270-acre Phleger estate (hiking, wildlife, oak and redwood forest.) Pets not permitted in San Mateo County parks. No bicycles allowed on trails. $5/car entry fee. Size: 973 acres. t GPS SFTFSWBUJPOT t XXX FQBSLT OFU Jack W. Lyle Park .JEEMF "WFOVF BOE Fremont Street, Menlo Park. Originally known as Los Amigos Park and part of the old Fremont Elementary School, Lyle Park is named in memory of the only BDUJWF QPMJDF PĂłDFS LJMMFE XIJMF PO EVUZ in Menlo Park. Features walking path with benches, an open playing field, half court basketball, and playgrounds. Size: BDSFT t XXX NFOMPQBSL PSH Kelly Park 5FSNJOBM "WF .FOMP 1BSL Part of the Onetta Harris Community Center complex, Kelly Park includes a soccer field, baseball diamond, basketball court, picnic area and restrooms. Adjacent to senior center, swimming pool, youth center, community center and clinic. Size: BDSFT t Marketplace Park *WZ %SJWF BOE .BSLFU Place, Menlo Park. Located across from the Boys and Girls Club, Marketplace Park is Menlo Park’s newest park. The park XBT SFOPWBUFE BT QBSU PG UIF #FMMF )BWFO OFJHICPSIPPE JNQSPWFNFOU QSPHSBN Features park lighting, playground, grassy BSFB BOE QBWFE XBMLXBZT 4J[F BDSF Nealon Park .JEEMF "WF .FOMP Park. Named in honor of James J. Nealon. Picnic area, large playground, lighted tennis courts, playing field and off-leash dog area. Size: 9 acres. t XXX NFOMPQBSL PSH EFQBSUNFOUT com/parks/nealon.htm Seminary Oaks Park Santa Monica "WFOVF OFBS .JEEMFĂśFME 3PBE .FOMP Park. Originally a part of the St. Patrick Seminary, Seminary Oaks Park is located adjacent to the Vintage Oaks neighborhood. Includes dedicated public art, a relaxing “serenityâ€? rock garden, walking trails and three small playgrounds. No picnic areas or restrooms. Size: 3.5 acres. Sharon Hills Park 7BMQBSBJTP "WFOVF BU "MUTDIVM "WFOVF .FOMP 1BSL )JMMTJEF OBUVSF BSFB 1BWFE QBUIXBZT 1JDOJD UBCMFT and drinking fountain at the top of the hill. /JDF WJFX 4J[F BDSFT Sharon Park 4IBSPO 1BSL %SJWF CFUXFFO ,MBNBUI BOE .POUF 3PTB .FOMP 1BSL 1BWFE XBMLXBZT MBLF XJUI EVDLT benches, shaded gazebo, playground, OBUVSBM XPPEFE BSFB %PHT PO MFBTI BMMPXFE 4J[F BDSFT Stanford Hills Park #SBOOFS %SJWF BU 4BOE )JMM 3PBE .FOMP 1BSL 0QFO TQBDF for picnics, sunbathing, kite flying, roller skating or a quiet stroll. Features benches, walkways, large grassy space and parking areas. Located near SLAC National Ac-

celerator Laboratory. Size: 3.1 acres. Tinkers Park 4BOUB $SV[ "WFOVF BU &MEFS "WFOVF .FOMP 1BSL -PDBUFE OFYU UP )JMMWJFX 4DIPPM 5JOLFST 1BSL GFBUVSFT B fenced-in child’s playground, picnic area with benches and tennis courts. Size: 9.35 acres. Willow Oaks Park 8JMMPX 3PBE BOE $PMFNBO "WFOVF .FOMP 1BSL -PDBUFE adjacent to the Willow Oaks Elementary 4DIPPM UIF QBSL QSPWJEFT B DPOWFOJFOU location for weekend soccer matches or an afternoon tennis game as well as a comfortable meeting spot for neighborhood residents. Features lighted tennis courts, soccer field, open space, playground, off leash dog area and public BSU 4J[F BDSFT Wunderlich County Park 8PPETJEF 3PBE 8PPETJEF 5IJT BSFB XBT once the ranch of the Folger family and was donated to the County by Martin Wunderlich. Two miles southwest of the town of Woodside, this park offers miles of trails through redwood forests BOE NBESPOF DPWFSFE IJMMTJEFT GPS CPUI IJLJOH BOE IPSTFCBDL SJEJOH %PHT BSF OPU permitted in San Mateo County Parks. 4J[F BDSFT t t XXX FQBSLT OFU

Private swim & tennis clubs Ladera Oaks "MQJOF 3PBE 1PSUPMB Valley. Family-oriented swim, tennis and fitness club with two year-round pools, six lighted tennis courts, a fitness center and TQPSUT BDUJWJUZ MBXOT t t XXX MBEFSBPBLT DPN

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Softball Menlo Park Adult Softball Program 'SBOL 4FRVFJSB 'JFME BU /FBMPO 1BSL .JEEMF "WF .FOMP 1BSL 5ISFF MFBHVFT NBEF VQ PG QSF GPSNFE UFBNT NFO T BOE DP FE MFBHVFT "EVMUT PWFS POMZ t Northern California Softball Association Check website for leagues and tournament information for the Bay Area. t XXX OPSDBMBTB PSH

Swimming Belle Haven Pool 5FSNJOBM "WF Menlo Park. Outdoor pool open mid-June UP MBUF "VHVTU 3FDSFBUJPOBM MBQ BOE family swimming as well as lessons and safety classes. Call for recreational swim rates and hours. t t XXX NFOMPQBSL PSH departments/com/parks/bhpool. htm Betty Wright Aquatics Center at Abilities United 4FF 4FSWJDFT GPS QFPQMF XJUI

disabilities in the Community section. Burgess Memorial Pool 501 Laurel St., Menlo Park. Outdoor pool, open year round for lap and recreational swimming. (SPVQ BOE QSJWBUF TXJN MFTTPOT 4XJN UFBN 1PPM SFOUBM BWBJMBCMF 'VSUIFS JOGPSmation on website. t GPS IPVST BOE SBUFT t XXX NFOMPTXJN DPN

Tennis Atherton Tennis Center 150 Watkins "WF "UIFSUPO 5FOOJT LFZT BSF JTTVFE GPS six courts at Holbrook-Palmer Park. The $FOUFS PòFST UFOOJT NJYFST TPDJBM FWFOUT and tournaments as well as lessons, clinics and junior camps. Contact for rates and more information. t t XXX BMBONBSHPU UFOOJT OFU Menlo Park Tennis keys may be purDIBTFE BU UIF #VSHFTT 3FDSFBUJPO $FOUFS keys are issued after Jan. 15 of each year BOE BSF WBMJE UISPVHI +BO PG UIF GPMMPXJOH ZFBS 'FF JT QFS ZFBS GPS OPO SFTJEFOUT ,FZT BSF WBMJE GPS DPVSUT BU Burgess Park, La Entrada School, Willow 0BLT 1BSL )JMMWJFX 4DIPPM /FBMPO 1BSL BOE #FMMF )BWFO 4DIPPM t t XXX NFOMPQBSL PSH EFQBSUNFOUT com/tennis.html

Outdoor Ice Skating & Tennis

Skateboarding

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Burgess Skate Park Burgess Park, Menlo Park. Open for general skateboarding sunup to sundown. Users are required to wear helmets, elbow and knee pads. Facility is for skateboards and in-line skating only. Adult TVQFSWJTJPO SFRVJSFE GPS DIJMESFO VOEFS BHF t PS "BSPO +PIOTPO BU t BKPIOTPO!NFOMPQBSL PSH t XXX NFOMPQBSL PSH EFQBSUNFOUT com/skate_project.html

Ice Skating D Daily public sessions D Private parties available D Lessons for all ages D Open September - April Tennis D Lessons year round

Soccer Menlo Atherton Adult Soccer League P.O. Box 232, Menlo Park. Women ages 23 and up play recreational soccer. All skill MFWFMT XFMDPNF 4QSJOH BOE GBMM TFBTPOT Games are held on Saturdays and TuesEBZ BOE 5IVSTEBZ FWFOJOHT BU #VSHFTT and Willows Oaks. Teams are formed from DPNQMFUFE BQQMJDBUJPOT SFDFJWFE CZ +BO 15 for spring season and July 15 for fall season. t XXX NBBTM DPN Portola Valley Parks and Recreation Committee 1PSUPMB 3PBE 1PSUPMB Valley. Co-ed, sponsored leagues March+VOF BOE 4FQUFNCFS /PWFNCFS GPS

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Third graders at Woodside Elementary School untangle the May pole during the annual May Day celebration. For information on youth and service groups such as Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts, visit www.paloaltoonline.com and click on Things to Do.

Arts organizations California Youth Symphony 441 California Ave. #5, Palo Alto. Palo Alto-based youth orchestra with nine ensembles. Open to kids ages 8-18. Auditions in April. t t XXX DZT PSH Cantabile Youth Singers *OEVTUSJBM "WF 4UF 1BMP "MUP 'PVS choir levels serving children ages 4-18. Weekly rehearsals, quarterly training workshops and weekend retreats, including: vocal training, diction and language coaching, movement and dance, training in theory, music-reading skills, interpretation and history. Auditions and demonstration classes in August, January, and May. t t JOGP!DBOUBCJMF PSH t XXX DBOUBCJMF PSH El Camino Youth Symphony Association 'BCJBO 8BZ 1BMP Alto. Nine ongoing ensembles include Senior Symphony, Sinfonietta Orchestra, four preparatory orchestras, two flute ensembles and a wind orchestra. .VTJDJBOT ZST DBO SFRVFTU BO BVEJUJPO t t FDZT!FBSUIMJOL OFU t XXX FDZT PSH

Pacific Art League 3BNPOB 4U 1BMP "MUP 'PVOEFE JO UIF 1BDJรถ D "SU League offers art classes for children, teens and adults. Summer Kids Camp offers artistic programs from arts to cartooning. t t GSPOUEFTL!QBDJรถ DBSUMFBHVF PSH t XXX QBDJรถ DBSUMFBHVF PSH Palo Alto Art Center /FXFMM 3PBE 1BMP "MUP 0รฒ FST ZFBS SPVOE art classes citywide and workshops for children ages preschool and up. Art-mentoring program for teens. Project LOOK! offers a docent-led tour of current exhibitions with a hands-on activity. t t "SU$FOUFS!DJUZPGQBMPBMUP PSH t XXX DJUZPGQBMPBMUP PSH BSUDFOUFS Palo Alto Chamber Orchestra .JEEMFรถ FME 3PBE . 1BMP "MUP 0OF PG the few youth orchestras in the nation EFWPUFE UP DIBNCFS NVTJD 'JWF PSDIFTUSB levels for varying skill levels. The season features world-renowned soloists and popular lecture series, plus an annual Bach festival held in March. t t JOGP!QBDPNVTJD PSH t XXX QBDPNVTJD PSH

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Belle Haven School Age Child Care Program โ Menlo Kids Club Belle )BWFO :PVUI $FOUFS 5FSNJOBM "WF .FOMP 1BSL , .PO BOE 5VF 'SJ Q N 8FE Q N -JDFOTFE BOE TVCTJEJ[FE QSPHSBN UISPVHI DJUZ PG Menlo Park. Programs include homework assistance, YES reading programs, indoor and outdoor games, arts and crafts, cooking, and more. Eight-week summer DBNQ %JSFDUPS /BUBTIB 8BULJOT -PXFSZ t t XXX NFOMPQBSL PSH EFQBSUNFOUT DPN DIJMEDBSF IUNM Carillon Preschool 1PSUPMB 3PBE 1PS UPMB 7BMMFZ %FWFMPQNFOUBMMZ BQQSPQSJBUF QMBZ CBTFE QSPHSBNT GPS T T BOE ZPVOH T GPS DIJMESFO ZST NPT ZST NPT an outreach of Christ Episcopal Church. Half-day program. Special music classes, science and chapel. Two teachers for 14 DIJMESFO -JDFOTF %JSFDUPS Nancy Kruberg. t t DBSJMMPOQSFTDIPPM!DDQWX PSH t XXX DDQWX PSH Childrenโ s Creative Learning Center Atherton Las Lomitas Elementary School, "MBNFEB EF MBT 1VMHBT "UIFSUPO ZST B N Q N )PU -VODI BOE Special Needs programs. Summer camp BWBJMBCMF /"&:$ BDDSFEJUFE %JSFDUPS %FCCZ 5BN t t XXX DDMD DPN Family Connections 1 0 #PY 4BO Carlos. A tuition-free parent participation preschool for low-income families with children up to 5 yrs. Locations: Belle Haven 4DIPPM *WZ %SJWF 1 .FOMP 1BSL #FFDI 4U &BTU 1BMP "MUP 'PVSUI "WF 3FEXPPE $JUZ $MBTTFT NFFU .PO 'SJ B N %JSFDUPS 3FOFF ;JNNFSNBO t t XXX GBNJMZDPOOFDUJPOT PSH GeoKids/Menlo Survey Day Care Center .JEEMFรถ FME 3PBE .BJM 4UPQ .FOMP 1BSL *OGBOUT NPT UISPVHI pre-K. NAEYC accredited. Play-based program located on Menlo Park campus of the United States Geological Survey 64(4 %JSFDUPS )FBUIFS .PSBEP t t XXX HFPLJET PSH

Kirk House Preschool 1148 Johnson St., .FOMP 1BSL ZST )BMG EBZ NPSOJOH BOE BGUFSOPPO DMBTTFT UJNFT QFS XFFL .PO 'SJ 4VNNFS TFTTJPOT BWBJMBCMF %JSFDUPS $BSPM %BZ t t LIQ!NQQD PSH t NQQD PSH DPOOFDU kirk-house-preschool Ladera Community Church Preschool "MQJOF 3PBE 1PSUPMB 7BMMFZ 1BSU UJNF QSPHSBN GPS ZST /"&:$ accredited. %JSFDUPS 4BOEJ 4OJEFS t t MBEFSBQSFTDIPPM!TCDHMPCBM OFU t XXX MBEFSBQSFTDIPPM PSH Littlest Angels Preschool Bethany -VUIFSBO $IVSDI $MPVE "WF .FOMP 1BSL 1SPHSBNT BWBJMBCMF GPS ZST 'PS T .PO 'SJ B N OPPO ZST .PO 'SJ B N Q N #FGPSF TDIPPM DBSF BWBJMBCMF TUBSUJOH BU B N BOE BGUFS TDIPPM DBSF BWBJMBCMF VOUJM Q N %JSFDUPS ,BUIZ 4UJOTPO t t QSFTDIPPM!CFUIBOZ NQ PSH t XXX CFUIBOZ NQ PSH QSFTDIPPM Menlo Childrenโ s Center -BVSFM 4U .FOMP 1BSL NPT ZST .PO 'SJ B N Q N FYDFQU IPMJEBZT 1BSFOU QBSUJDJQBUJPO FODPVSBHFE %JSFDUPS Natalya Jones. t t XXX NFOMPQBSL PSH EFQBSUNFOUT DPN DIJMEDBSF IUNM Menlo-Atherton Cooperative Nursery School .JEEMF "WF .FOMP 1BSL 1SFTDIPPMFST BOE 1SF , BHFT NPT ZST .PO 'SJ B N Q N 1BSFOU DPPQFSB UJWF /"&:$ BDDSFEJUFE %JSFDUPS ,SJTUZ 3PPT 5BZMPS t 3FHJTUSBUJPO t XXX NBDP PQ PSH New Horizons School Age Center 4IBXOFF 1BTT 1PSUPMB 7BMMFZ , .PO 'SJ Q N %JSFDUPS "KNJS 5IPNQLJOT t Peninsula School See Private elementary and middle schools in the Education section. The Phillips Brooks School See Private elementary and middle schools in the Education section. The Playschool Holbrook-Palmer Park, 8BULJOT "WF "UIFSUPO 1SFTDIPPMFST 18 mos-5 yrs. NAEYC accredited. Morning and afternoon programs. Summer camps GPS DIJMESFO CFHJOOJOH BU ZST +VOF "VHVTU %JSFDUPS "OOF -J[B 4FMHB t t XXX LOPYQMBZTDIPPMT DPN BUIFSUPO The Roberts School See Private schools in the Education section. Sacred Heart Schools/ Preschool and Kindergarten See Private elementary and middle schools in the Education section.

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Trinity Early Childhood Program 2650 Sand Hill Road, Menlo Park. 3-5 yrs. NAEYC accredited. Student-to-teacher ratio of 8:1. Developmental/project approach in programs. Call for tours and important dates. Head of School: Mary Menacho. t FYU t BENJTTJPO!USJOJUZ NQ PSH t XXX USJOJUZ NQ PSH Trinity School See Private elementary and middle schools in the Education section. University Heights Montessori Children’s Center, Inc. 2066 Avy Ave., Menlo Park. Preschoolers, K. Mon-Fri B N Q N $P EJSFDUPST -JOEB

Westcott and Shirley Gaston. t Windmill Preschool "MQJOF 3PBE Portola Valley. Preschoolers. Three QSPHSBNT PòFSFE 5VF BOE 5IV a.m., ages 2.6-3.6 yrs; Mon, Wed and 'SJ B N BHFT ZST .PO 5IV Q N BHFT ZST $IJMESFO FMJHJCMF GPS LJOEFSHBSUFO UIF GPMMPXJOH ZFBS 4VNNFS QSPHSBNT BWBJMBCMF %JSFDUPS Thankamma Poulose. t t EJSFDUPS!XJOENJMMTDIPPM DPN t XXX XJOENJMMTDIPPM DPN Woodland School -B $VFTUB %SJWF Portola Valley. See Private elementary and

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Classes/places to go

Woodside Parents’ Nursery School 8PPETJEF 3PBE 8PPETJEF 'PVOEFE JO TUVEFOUT ZST .PSOJOH and afternoon programs, Mon-Fri. Parent participation required. NAEYC accredited. Director: Andi Dierolf. t t DPOUBDU!XPPETJEFQBSFOUT PSH t XXX XPPETJEFQBSFOUT PSH

Holbrook-Palmer Park 150 Watkins Ave., "UIFSUPO $MBTTFT JODMVEF BFSPCJD EBODF ZPHB CBMMFU GPML EBODF EPH USBJOJOH TQJOOJOH BOE UFOOJT 'PS CBMMFU DMBTTFT call Kimiko Sugano at 650-326-7182. For tennis classes, call Alan Margot at 650-752 'PS QMBZTDIPPM DBMM t t BUIFSUPO!DJ BUIFSUPO DB VT t XXX DJ BUIFSUPO DB VT IPMCSPPLQBMNFS IUNM

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Menlo Park Community Services Department 700 Alma St., Menlo Park. Dance, art, martial arts, gymnastics,

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KEYS SCHOOL • Kindergarten through 8th grade • Independent, non-sectarian, coeducational, CAIS Accredited • Engaged, hands-on learning • Strong academics • Whole child approach • Culture of respect and empathy • Involved community • Average class size: 18

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Lower Campus Kindergarten – 2 477 Fremont Avenue Los Altos, CA 94024 650.209.3050

Open House For Open House reservations inquire online at www.csus.org/inquire.

Middle Campus Grades 3 – 6 327 Fremont Avenue Los Altos, CA 94024 650.209.3030

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Atherton Environmental Programs Committee Staff contact: Kathy HughesAnderson, 650-752-0526. Atherton Tree Committee Kathy Hughes-Anderson, town arborist, 650752-0526. kanderson@ci.atherton.ca.us.

Atherton advisory/study committees Atherton Civic Interest League Patti DeWalt, 650-752-0536. www.AthertonCivicInterestLeague.org.

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Atherton Heritage Association 94 Ashfield Road in the council chambers building, Atherton. Tuesdays 10 a.m.noon. Marion Oster, 650-688-6540. Holbrook-Palmer Park Foundation Patty DeWalt, 650-752-0536. Atherton Dames Open to female members of the Holbrook-Palmer Park Foundation, including non-Atherton residents. The Dames and the foundation raise money for special projects in the park. Patty DeWalt, 650-752-0536.

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The Planning Commission meets at 8 p.m. on the first and third Wednesdays of the month in the Historic Schoolhouse. planningcommission@portolavalley.net. Staff contact: Leslie Lambert, 650-851-1701, ext. 212, llambert@portolavalley.net

Portola Valley Architectural & Site Control Commission Members: Carter Warr, chair; Danna Breen, Jeff Clark, Jeff Aalfs, Craig Hughes The Architectural & Site Control Commission meets at 8 p.m. on the second and fourth Mondays of the month in the Historic Schoolhouse. ascc@portolavalley. net. Staff contact: Leslie Lambert, 650-8511701, ext. 212. llambert@portolavalley.net.

Portola Valley town services Portola Valley police services Provided by San Mateo County Sheriff’s Office under contract. Hall of Justice and Records, 400 County Center, Redwood City 94063. t FNFSHFODZ OPO FNFSHFODZ 650-363-4911 Portola Valley fire services Fire protection and enforcement of codes are provided by the Woodside Fire Protection District. See Public officials chapter under Woodside Fire District for more information. t FNFSHFODZ OPO FNFSHFODZ 650-851-1594 t XPPETJEFÜSF PSH

Portola Valley garbage and curbside recycling service Run by GreenWaste Recovery. Administrative address: 1500 Berger Drive, San Jose 95112. 8 a.m.-5 p.m. t PS Portola Valley Town Center classes t 5PXO )BMM BU FYU

Portola Valley volunteer committees For more information, go to the Town Government link at portolavalley.net or Town Hall at 851-1701. Cable & Utilities Undergrounding Committee Climate Protection Task Force Community Events Committee Conservation Committee Cultural Arts Committee Emergency Preparedness Committee Finance Committee Geologic Safety Committee Historic Resources Committee Nature and Science Committee Open Space Acquisition Advisory Committee Parks & Recreation Committee Public Works Committee

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Woodside Woodside Town Hall 2955 Woodside Road, Woodside. Houses the town administrative offices and the Planning and Building Department. Town Council and commission meetings are held in the historic Independence Hall. The Planning and Building Department holds counter hours Mon-Fri 8-10 a.m. and 1-3 p.m. 650-851-6796. t t XXX XPPETJEFUPXO PSH

Town Council: Please see Public officials section. Town Manager and Director of Finance: Susan George. 650-851-6790. sgeorge@woodsidetown.org Town Attorney: Jean Savaree. 650-593-3117. Assistant to the Town Manager: Kevin Bryant. 650-851-6790. kbryant@woodsidetown.org

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The Planning Commission’s regular meetings are held at 7:30 p.m. on the first and third Wednesdays of the month at Independence Hall, Woodside and Whiskey Hill roads, Woodside. 650-851-6790.

Woodside Architectural and Site Review Board The Woodside Architectural and Site Review Board meet at 4:30 p.m. on the first and third Mondays of the month at Independence Hall, Woodside and Whiskey Hill roads, Woodside. Staff contact: Town Clerk, 650-851-6790.

Other Woodside committees Audit Committee Bicycle Committee Conservation and Environmental Health Committee History Committee Livestock and Animal Control Committee Open Space Committee Public Safety Committee Recreation Committee Trails Committee

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Town Clerk: Janet Koelsch. 650-851-6790. jkoelsch@woodsidetown.org

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Diane Elder, District 7. Term ends February 2012.

Town Engineer/Public Works: Paul Nagengast. 650-851-6790 pnagengast@woodsidetown.org

Woodside planning commissioners Daniel Yost, District 1. Term ends February 2012. Marilyn Voelke, District 2. Term ends February 2011. Sandra Thompson, District 3. Term ends February 2014. Adolph Rosekrans, District 4. Term ends February 2012.

Staff contact: Town Clerk, 650-851-6790.

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Atherton town staff City Manager: Jerry Gruber. 650-752-0504

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Menlo Park City Council members Andrew Cohen 650-207-5412 (cell). Term ends November 2012. Heyward Robinson 650-208-1512 (cell). Term ends November 2010. John Boyle vice mayor 2010. 650-9067168 (cell). Term ends November 2010. Richard Cline. mayor 2010. 650-207-1677 (cell). Term ends November 2010. Kelly Fergusson 650-207-9334 (cell). Term ends November 2012. The Menlo Park City Council’s regular meetings are on Tuesdays, starting at 7 p.m. Meetings are broadcast live on Channel 26 and via the Internet at the city’s website, www.menlopark.org. Agendas, minutes and staff reports are posted on the city’s website, www.menlopark.org. E-mail city.council@menlopark.org. The site also contains general information about the city as well as links to the police department, library and recreation center.

Menlo Park city staff City Manager: Glen Rojas. 650-330-6610. grojas@menlopark.org

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Town Manager/Finance Director: Susan George. 650-851-6790. sgeorge@ woodsidetown.org

Edward C. “Ted� Driscoll Term ends November 2013. tdriscoll@portolavalley.net

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John Richards. Term ends November 2013. jrichards@portolavalley.net Steve Toben vice mayor. Term ends November 2011. stoben@portolavalley.net Ann Wengert mayor. Term ends November 2011. awengert@portolavalley.net The Town Council meets at 8 p.m. on the second and fourth Wednesdays of the month in the Historic Schoolhouse at Town Center, 765 Portola Road, Portola Valley.

Portola Valley town staff Call 650-851-1701. Town Manager: Angela Howard, ext. 215

Town of Woodside Town Hall: 2955 Woodside Road, P.O. Box 620005, Woodside 94062. t t XXX XPPETJEFUPXO PSH 2010-11 town operating budget: $5.6 million

Woodside council members Susan Boynton. District 3. 650-8510610 (home); 650-594-0890 (work). sbboynton@woodsidetown.org. Term ends November 2011. Dave Burow mayor. District 5. 650-3640697. dburow@woodsidetown.org. Term ends November 2011. Deborah Gordon District 2. 650-8511642. dcgordon@woodsidetown.org . Term ends November 2013. Anne Kasten District 6. 650-867-5002. akasten@woodsidetown.org. Term ends November 2013. Peter Mason District 7. 650-851-8818. pmason@woodsidetown.org. Term ends November 2011. Ron Romines District 1. 650-851-8475. rromines@woodsidetown.org. Term ends November 2011.

765 Portola Road, Portola Valley 94028

Dave Tanner District 4. 650-851-4918. dtanner@woodsidetown.org. Term ends November 2013.

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Send all correspondence to Town Hall. The Town Council’s regular meetings begin at 7:30 p.m. on the second and fourth Tuesdays of the month at Independence Hall, Woodside and Whiskey Hill roads, Woodside. 650-851-6790. Agenda hotline: 650-306-0327.

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Maryann Moise Derwin Term ends November 2013. mderwin@portolavalley.net

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Menlo Park Fire Protection District 170 Middlefield Road, Menlo Park 94025 t "MM FNFSHFODJFT DBMM #VTJOFTT 650-688-8400, Mon-Thu 8 a.m.-5 p.m.; Fire Prevention Bureau: 650688-8425 t XXX NFOMPĂśSF PSH Fire Chief: Harold Schapelhouman 2010-11 operations budget: about $31 million Fire stations: 300 Middlefield Road, Menlo Park; 2290 University Ave., East Palo Alto; 32 Almendral Ave., Atherton; 3322 Alameda de las Pulgas, Menlo Park; 4101 Fair Oaks Ave., Menlo Park; 700 Oak Grove Ave., Menlo Park; 1467 Chilco St., Menlo Park Board of Directors, Menlo Park Fire District Meets third Tuesday of the month at 7 p.m. at district headquarters, 300 Middlefield Road, Menlo Park. Call 650-688-8400.

Woodside Fire Protection District Headquarters station: 3111 Woodside Road, Woodside 94062 t &NFSHFODJFT $BMM #VTJOFTT 650-851-1594 t XXX XPPETJEFĂśSF PSH Fire Chief: Armando Muela 2010-11 budget: about $12 million Fire stations: Headquarters: 3111 Woodside Road, Woodside. 650-851-1594; 135 Portola Road, Portola Valley. 650-8511626; 4091 Jefferson Ave., unincorporated San Mateo County. 650-368-2155. Board of Directors, Woodside Fire District Meets the last Monday of the month at 7 p.m. in the Woodside fire station, 3111 Woodside Road, Woodside. 650-851-1594.

California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection Skylonda Fire Station: 17290 Skyline Blvd., Woodside. Covers unincorporated areas of San Mateo County from Kings Mountain Road to Alpine Road, and west to Pescadero. t &NFSHFODJFT #VTJOFTT 851-1860.

Special Districts Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District District Address: 330 Distel Circle, Los Altos, CA 94022-1404

t t XXX PQFOTQBDF PSH Stephen Abbors, general manager 2010-11 total budget: $42.3 million Board meets second and fourth Wednesdays of the month at 7 p.m. in the district office. Board of directors has seven members representing five wards in Santa Clara County and two wards in San Mateo County. Local members are listed below:

San Mateo County Community College District 3401 CSM Drive, San Mateo 94402 650574-6550. smccd.edu Chancellor: Ron Galatolo Board of Trustees generally meets at 6 p.m. second and fourth Wednesdays at the district office board room. Contact board members through the District Office.

Sequoia Healthcare District 525 Veterans Blvd., Redwood City 94062. 650-421-2155. www.sequoiahealthcaredistrict.com; LMichelson@sequoiahealthcaredistrict.com Formed in 1946, the district provides oversight and support for programs and activities to achieve health, wellness and disease prevention for residents in Redwood City, Menlo Park, Woodside, Atherton, Portola Valley, Belmont and San Carlos. Board meetings on the first Wednesday of even-numbered months, at 4:30 p.m. in the Conference Room, 525 Veterans Blvd., in Redwood City. 2010-11 budget: $13 million

Sequoia Hospital 525 Veterans Blvd., Redwood City 94062. 650-369-5811. www.sequoiahospital.org.

Water districts Los Trancos County Water District 162 Los Trancos Circle, Portola Valley, 94028. 650-851-8085. www.ltcwd.org; charleskrenz@sbcglobal.net. The Board meets monthly on the first Thursday of the month at 7:30 p.m. at Corte Madera School, 4575 Alpine Road, Portola Valley.

West Bay Sanitary District 500 Laurel St., Menlo Park 94025. 650-3210384. pscott@westbaysanitary.org. www. westbaysanitary.org Meets second and fourth Monday of the month at 7 p.m. at district offices, 500 Laurel St., Menlo Park. District staff: Phil Scott, district manager.

EDITOR & PUBLISHER Tom Gibboney EDITORIAL Editor: Sue Dremann Contributing editor: Carol Blitzer Researchers: Renee Batti, Carol Blitzer, David Boyce, Jocelyn Dong, Sue Dremann, Andrea Gemmet, Richard Hine, Sean Howell, Karla Kane, Jennifer Lin, Aimee Miles, Yusei Tajima, Siena Witte Photographer: Michelle Le ART & PRODUCTION Design director: Shannon Corey Production manager: Jennifer Lindberg Contributing designers: Linda Atilano, Diane Haas, Paul Llewellyn, Raul Perez, Scott Peterson, Gary Vennarucci ADVERTISING Vice president/Sales & marketing: Walter Kupiec Major accounts sales manager: Connie Jo Cotton Display advertising: Judie Rachel Block, Esmeralda Flores, Janice Hoogner, Anna Mirsky, Cathy Norfleet, Brent Triantos, Gary Whitman Real estate advertising: Neal Fine, Rosemary Lewkowitz, Diane Martin, Samantha Mejia Inside advertising: David Cirner, Irene Schwartz Advertising services: Dorothy Hassett, Blanca Yoc Info Menlo is a special project of The Almanac. Copyright Š 2010 by Embarcadero Media. All rights reserved. Reproduction without permission is strictly prohibited. THE ALMANAC 3525 ALAMEDA DE LAS PULGAS MENLO PARK, CA 94025 650-854-2626 www.AlmanacNews.com E-mail: editor@AlmanacNews.com

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INDEX Adult Education, 32 Allied Arts, 14 Animal services/protection, 37 Archery, 19 Arts and entertainment, 13 Arts organizations (for kids), 22 Atherton advisory/study committees, 48 Atherton commissions & committees, 46 Atherton fire service, 48 Atherton library, 48 Atherton planning commissioners, 46 Atherton police department, 48 Atherton town services (garbage, library, post office, parks), 48 Atherton town staff, 46 Atherton, statistics, 8 Atherton, Town of, 46, 51; map, 45 Badminton, 19 Basketball, 19 Belle Haven Community Complex, 46 Belle Haven library, 44 Belle Haven police substation, 46 Biking, 19 Bowling, 19 Burgess Gym, 19 Burgess Park Recreational Center, 24 Burgess Sports Center, 19 Cable television, 37 California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection, 52 Career/job services, 37 Chamber of Commerce, 37 Charter schools, 25 Child care centers, 22 Churches, synagogues, 40 Classes/places to go (for kids), 23 Colleges and universities, 32 Community centers, 37 Concert series, 13 Counseling, 37 Drug and alcohol services, 37 Education/enrichment, 32 Elementary school districts, 25 Emergency/disaster services, 37 Environmental groups, 37 Farmers markets, 37 Filoli, 14 Fire districts, 52 Fire stations, 52 Golf (public courses), 19 Health and support services (recovery, grief, support), 37 Health clinics and hospitals, 38 High schools, 25 Hiking/walking, 19 Homeless services, 40 Horseback riding, 19 Housing, 40 Ice skating, 20 Kids — things to do, 22 Los Trancos County Water District, 52 Menlo Park city services, 44 Menlo Park Civic Center, 44 Menlo Park commissions, 44 Menlo Park community services (children, seniors, medical, post office, etc.), 44 Menlo Park Fire Protection District, 52 Menlo Park fire, 44 Menlo Park library, 44 Menlo Park planning commissioners, 44 Menlo Park police, 44 Menlo Park, City of, 44, 52; map, 45 Menlo Park, statistics, 8 Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District, 52 Mountain biking, 20 Museums and collections, 13 Music, 13 Open space areas, 20 Opera, 14 Parks, 20 Places to tour, 14

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Political groups, 40 Portola Valley Architectural & Site Control Commission, 50 Portola Valley fire services, 50 Portola Valley library, 50 Portola Valley Planning Commission, 48 Portola Valley police services, 50 Portola Valley Town Center, 48 Portola Valley town services (garbage, classes, fire, police), 50 Portola Valley volunteer committees, 50 Portola Valley, statistics, 8 Portola Valley, Town of, 48, 52; map, 45 Preschools, 22 Private elementary and middle schools, 27 Private high schools, 31 Private schools, 32 Public officials, 51 Radio station, 40 Recreational leagues (for kids), 24 Recycling and buy-back centers, 40 Recycling and hazardous waste, 40 San Mateo County Assessor-County ClerkRecorder, 51 San Mateo County Board of Supervisors, 51 San Mateo County Community College District, 52 San Mateo County Controller, 51 San Mateo County Coroner, 51 San Mateo County District Attorney, 51 San Mateo County government, 51 San Mateo County Office of Education, 51 San Mateo County Parks Commission, 51 San Mateo County Planning Commission, 51 San Mateo County Sheriff, 51 San Mateo County Superior Court, 51 San Mateo County, Other county officers and services, 51

San Mateo Medical Center, 51 Schools, 25 Seniors, 41 Sequoia Healthcare District, 52 Sequoia Hospital, 52 Services for people with disabilities, 42 Skateboarding, 21 Soccer, 21 Social services, 42 Softball, 21 Special events, 17 Sports (for kids), 24 Stanford University, 15 State Assembly, 51 State Senate, 51 Suicide Crisis Hotline, 37 Summer concert series, 17 Sunset Magazine and Gardens, 15 Swim and Tennis Clubs, Private, 21 Swimming, 21 Tennis, 21 Theater, 17 U.S. Geological Survey Menlo Center, 15 West Bay Sanitary District, 52 Woodside, 50, 52 Woodside Architectural and Site Review Board, 50 Woodside committees, 50 Woodside Fire Protection District, 52 Woodside fire service, 50 Woodside library, 50 Woodside planning commissioners, 50 Woodside police services, 50 Woodside town services (police, fire, garbage, post office, etc.), 50 Woodside town staff, 50 Woodside, statistics, 8 Woodside, Town of, 50, 52; map, 45

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