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WELCOME TO INFO MENLO PARK Woodside canine Chester explores his front yard.

Editor’s note Welcome to the 15th annual INFO Menlo resource guide, published by The Almanac. Within these pages is a wealth of helpful information on everything from schools to parks to how to contact public officials. Want to know where to see live theater, play a game of badminton, take a hike or send your preschooler? It’s all inside. 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. Much more information is available online, at www.AlmanacNews.com under “Community resources.� Extensive information online is also available about our surrounding communities, including Stanford, Palo Alto and Mountain View. Our cover photo this year — Abby Jorgensen giving her horse a smooch after riding practice at The Horse Park in Woodside — was shot by Almanac Photographer Michelle Le.

Danny Youstra sits on his father Bill’s shoulders to get a good view of the Flight Night Electric Airshow held at Portola Valley Town Center.

If you have suggestions for next year’s INFO Menlo, please send email to kkane@ paweekly.com or editor@AlmanacNews.com. Photos by Michelle Le

Sharvil Kekre studies his next move during the Bay Area Chess Tournament, held at Encinal Elementary School.

Karla Kane Editor, INFO Menlo

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

City & Towns ..................................................44

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

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

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

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Kids’ Stuff ........................................................23

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

Education ........................................................ 27

Index ................................................................. 53

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

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

Housing

Population (2010): 32,026

Households (2010): 1,689

Population (2000): 30,785

Persons per household (2010): 2.57

Population (1990): 28,040

Single-family housing (2010): 74%

Population (1980): 26,438

Median home selling price (through June 2011): $1,750,000

Racial/ethnic breakdown (2010)

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

White: 70.2% Black: 4.8%

Education and income

Hispanic/Latino: 18.4% Asian/Pacific Islander: 1.4%

Adults with bachelor’s degree or higher (2010): 87%

American Indian/Alaska native: 0.5%

Mean household income: $206,250

Multiracial: 4.5%

Woodside Housing

Photo by Michelle Le

Winemaker Michael Martella, center, manages the production process while Kaylan Sellingsloh fills a barrel full of wine at Fogarty Winery in the Santa Cruz Mountains.

Incorporated: November 16, 1956

Persons per household (2010): 2.53

2011-12 town operating budget: $5.46 million

Single-family housing (2010): 61.3%

Town employees: 20 full-time employees and four part time employees

Median home selling price (through June 2011): $1,200,000 Median home selling price (2005): $1,270,000 Median condominium/townhouse selling price (through June 2011): $665,000

Housing

Town facts Incorporated: Sept. 12, 1923 2011-12 town operating and capital improvements budget: $11.6 million

Households (2005-09): 2,479

Police employees: 22.75

Median home selling price (through June 2011): $3,200,000

ZIP code: 94027

Median home selling price (2005): $3,012,500

People Population (2010): 6,914 Population (2000): 7,194 Population (1990): 7,163 Population (1980): 7,797

Median condominium/townhouse selling price (through June 2011): $545,000

Racial/ethnic breakdown (2010):* White: 80.4%

Median household income (2005-09): $185,000

Asian/Pacific Islander: 13.8%

Menlo Park

Hispanic: 3.9%

City facts

Black: 1.1%

Other/mixed: .45% *Bay Area Census

Incorporated: Nov. 23, 1927 2011-2012 general fund budget: $37.4 million (preliminary) City employees: 239 full-time equivalents Sworn police officers: 36 ZIP code: 94025

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Town facts Incorporated: July 14, 1964 2011-12 town operating budget: $3.86 million Town employees: 13 full-time; 2 part-time Police: By contract with San Mateo County Sheriff’s Office ZIP code: 94028

Adults with bachelor’s degree or higher (2005-09): 81%

ZIP code: 94062

Population (2010): 5,486 Population (2000): 5,352 Population (1990): 5,035 Population (1980): 5,291

Portola Valley

Racial/ethnic breakdown (2005-09): White: 90% Asian/Pacific Islander: 5% Hispanic: 7 % Multiracial: 3%

Housing Households (2010): 1,914 Persons per household (2010): 3.29

Education and income

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

American Indian: 0.2%

Median household income (2005): $107,261

Persons per household (2005-09): 2.94 Single-family housing (2000): 99%

Police employees: By contract with San Mateo County Sheriff’s Office.

People Education and income Adults with bachelor’s degree or higher (2005): 68.1%

Atherton

Town facts

Households (2010): 13,085

People Population (2010): 4,348 Population (2000): 4,462 Population (1990): 4,194 Population (1980): 3,939 Racial/ethnic breakdown (2005-09):

Single-family housing (2010): 74.6% Median home selling price (through June 2011): $1,600,000 Median home selling price (2005): $2,065,000

Education and income

White: 88.5%

Adults with bachelor’s degree or higher (2010): 74%

Asian/Pacific Islander: 4%

Median household income: $214,300

Hispanic: 4% Multiracial: 7.2%

(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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Kings Mountain Archers P.O. Box 2794, Redwood City. Located at Huddart County Park, 1867 Kings Mountain Road, Woodside. Field-archery club meets for tournaments the second Sunday of each month. Informal archery range open to the public daily from 8 a.m.-dusk. Practice range to 100 yards. Roving field range with 28 paper targets. No reservations needed. $60 yearly household membership. t GPS SFDPSEFE NFTTBHF t JOGP!LJOHTNPVOUBJOBSDIFST PSH t XXX LJOHTNPVOUBJOBSDIFST PSH

Badminton Royal Badminton Academy 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. Monthly and annual memberships, drop-in, prepaid and court rentals available. t t XXX SPZBMCBENJOUPO DPN Arrillaga Family Gym 600 Alma St., Menlo Park. Four courts are available for badminton and one court for volleyball. Drop-in on 4VOEBZ Q N $PTU JT CSJOH your own racquet and birdies. Gym shoes required. t t XXX NFOMPQBSL PSH

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Camping Huddart County Park 1100 Kings Mountain Road, Woodside. Group campsites only, open May-September, by reservation. Picnic HSPVOET CBSCFDVFT HSBTTZ BSFBT NJMFT of hiking and horse trails (no bikes allowed), QMBZ BSFB /P QFUT FOUSZ GFF QFS WFIJDMF per day. Huddart Park is open daily at 8 a.m. year round. Closing time varies by month. 4J[F BDSFT t GPS SFTFSWBtions t XXX FQBSLT OFU Memorial County Park 1FTDBEFSP $SFFL 3PBE -PNB .BS OFBS 5VTDBEFSP Road and Hwy. 84 junction. Picnic and campgrounds set in a redwood forest. 4IPXFST BWBJMBCMF GPS OPNJOBM GFF OJHIU per campsite by reservation only. Day use JT WFIJDMF /P QFUT #BDLQBDLJOH USBJMT free with permit. Family and youth group camping, naturalist program and museum. Family and group picnic area. Open daily at 8 a.m. Closing time varies by month. Size: 499 acres. t HFOFSBM JOGP BOE DBNQTJUF BWBJMBCJMJUZ 4021 for camping reservations and horse camp availability and reservations. t XXX FQBSLT OFU Pescadero Creek Park 1FTDBEFSP $SFFL 3PBE -PNB .BS OFBS 5VTDBEFSP

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t MFTTPOT!DBMJGPSOJBSJEJOHBDBEFNZ DPN t XXX DBMJGPSOJBSJEJOHBDBEFNZ DPN Glenoaks Equestrian Center Alpine Road, Portola Valley. A full-service equestrian facility providing boarding, training and riding lessons for riders of all BHFT BOE FYQFSJFODF MFWFMT 5BLF MFTTPOT on your own horse, a lease horse or one of Glenoaks’ lesson horses and ponies. Home of Isola Stables, an award-winning A-Show jumper barn. One week summer camps available. t t HMFOPBLTTUBCMFT!HNBJM DPN t XXX HMFOPBLTFRVFTUSJBO DPN Horse Park at Woodside, The 4BOE Hill Road, Woodside. Site for equestrian FWFOUT BOE USBJOJOH &WFOUJOH IVOUFS jumper, dressage, polo, carriage driving, reining, pony club and other equestrian events. Facilities open for dog walking and USBJOJOH 5IF QBSL JT PQFO GSPN EBXO VOUJM dusk, office hours Mon-Fri 9 a.m.-4 p.m. t t JOGP!IPSTFQBSL PSH t XXX IPSTFQBSL PSH Horse rentals 5IFSF BSF NBOZ QMBDFT UP SFOU horses from Saratoga to Portola Valley and Half Moon Bay, many with trails and lessons. Check Yellow Page directory under Horse Rentals and Horse Stables. t XXX IPSTFSFOUBMT DPN

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Peninsula Carriage Driving Club P.O. Box 620448, Woodside. For people interested in FRVJOF QPXFSFE WFIJDMFT &WFOUT JODMVEF BO annual combined driving event, play days, driving clinics and pleasure drives. t LBUIJEBODFS!BPM DPN t BDPSONS DPN QDED

Kramer Training "OTFM -BOF .FOMP Park. Lesson program for all ages. Lessons can include grooming, saddling, tacking up, tacking down and other basics of horse NBJOUFOBODF 5SBJOJOH GPS UIPTF XIP PXO their own horses. t 5VF 4BU B N Q N t XXX KQUSBJOJOH DPN Misty Ridge Farm 1600 Arastradero Road, 1PSUPMB 7BMMFZ &OHMJTI IVOU TFBU SJEJOH lessons for children and adults, beginners through advanced stressing the welfare of both horse and rider. Includes horse care and safe handling. Horses available for lease, show and practice rides. t #PCCJ 1FUSPW BU t CQFUSPW!DPNDBTU OFU t XXX CQFUSPW DPN 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, therapeutic driving, recreational programs for people with EJTBCJMJUJFT 'JOBODJBM BTTJTUBODF 5SFBUNFOU TFTTJPOT BSF DPOEVDUFE .PO 'SJ B N p.m.

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Ice Skating Nazareth Ice Oasis #BZ 3PBE Redwood City. Public sessions, skating parties, adult and youth hockey, dance and private lessons, group lesson. Home to UIF *DF 0BTJT 4LBUJOH 4DIPPM 5IF *DF 0BTJT Skating and Hockey Club for individuals and families, with an upstairs club viewing lounge, wireless Internet, game room, PVUTJEF EFDL MBSHF TDSFFO )%57 BOE Nazareth Ice Oasis Grill. t t XXX JDFPBTJT DPN

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t GPS SFTFSWBUJPOT t XXX FQBSLT OFU Jack W. Lyle Park Middle Avenue and Fremont Street, Menlo Park. Originally known as Los Amigos Park and part of UIF PME 'SFNPOU &MFNFOUBSZ 4DIPPM -ZMF Park is named in memory of the only active police officer killed while on duty in Menlo Park. Features walking path with benches, an open playing field, half court basketball and playgrounds. Located adjacent to the Rosener House in a SFTJEFOUJBM OFJHICPSIPPE 4J[F 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 Belle Haven )FBMUI $MJOJD 4J[F BDSFT t Marketplace Park Ivy Drive and Market Place, Menlo Park. Located across from the Boys and Girls Club, Marketplace Park JT .FOMP 1BSL T OFXFTU QBSL 5IF QBSL was renovated as part of the Belle Haven neighborhood improvement program. Features park lighting, playground, grassy area and paved walkways. Size: 1 acre. Nealon Park 800 Middle Ave., Menlo 1BSL /BNFE JO IPOPS PG +BNFT + /FBMPO Picnic area, large playground, softball field, lighted tennis courts and off-leash dog area. Size: 9 acres. t XXX NFOMPQBSL PSH EFQBSUNFOUT DPN QBSLT OFBMPO IUN Pulgas Water Temple Canada Road CFUXFFO )XZ BOE &EHFXPPE 3PBE Redwood City. Closed in 2011 due to construction. t Seminary Oaks Park Santa Monica Avenue near Middlefield Road, Menlo Park. Originally a part of St. Patrick’s Seminary, Seminary Oaks Park is located adjacent to the Vintage Oaks neighborhood. Includes open play field, a relaxing “serenity� rock garden, walking USBJMT BOE QMBZHSPVOET 4J[F BDSFT Sharon Hills Park West of Alameda de las Pulgas on Valparaiso Avenue, Menlo Park. A beautifully landscaped walkway, scenic views and serene surroundings. Benches BOE XBMLJOH QBUIT 4J[F BDSFT

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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 sports activity lawns. Offers swimming and tennis lessons, personal training, youth and masters swim teams, junior tennis program BOE 645" UFBNT 'JUOFTT DFOUFS PQFO EBJMZ B N Q N .FNPSJBM %BZ -BCPS %BZ BOE B N Q N -BCPS %BZ .FNPSJBM %BZ t t XXX MBEFSBPBLT DPN

Skateboarding Burgess Skate Park 700 Alma St., Menlo Park. Open for general skateboarding half hour before sunup to sundown. Users are required to wear helmets, elbow and knee pads. Facility is for skateboards and in-line skating only. Adult supervision required for children under age 14. t PS "BSPO +PIOTPO BU t BKPIOTPO!NFOMPQBSL PSH t XXX NFOMPQBSL PSH EFQBSUNFOUT DPN TLBUF@QSPKFDU IUNM

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Sharon Park Sharon Park Drive & Monte Rosa Drive, Menlo Park. Lake, paved pathways, benches, shaded gazebo, grass area, playground, natural wooded area. Size: 9.8 acres. Stanford Hills Park Branner Drive at Sand Hill Road, Menlo Park. Open space GPS QJDOJDT TVOCBUIJOH LJUF øZJOH roller skating and a quiet stroll. Features benches, walkways, large grassy space and parking areas. Located near SLAC /BUJPOBM "DDFMFSBUPS -BCPSBUPSZ 4J[F acres. Tinkers Park 4BOUB $SV[ "WFOVF BU &MEFS Avenue, Menlo Park. Located next to )JMMWJFX 4DIPPM 5JOLFST 1BSL GFBUVSFT B fenced-in child’s playground, picnic area

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Camille Jones, 4, checks out her face paint during the annual summer block party in downtown Menlo Park.

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KIDS’ WORLD NEW Menlo Park Campus Opens Fall, 2011 Education for the 21st Century

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