Wild Turkeys – National Geographic
November 23, 2011
.Enjoy this wild turkey dance just in time for Thanksgiving. Wonder who won! Happy Thanksgiving Everyone!
http://video.nationalgeographic.com/video/player/animals/birds-animals/ground-birds/turkey_wild.html
Goblin Walk in San Carlos Friday
October 27, 2011
The City of San Carlos and the Parks & Recreation Department are hosting this GOBLIN WALK on October 28th!
For information call: 650-593-1068 If more information is needed please see www.sancarloschamber.org
This event is for children under 7 that are accompanied by their parent’s or an adult. The time is 4:00 – 5:30 pm. in the 600 – 800 Blocks of Laurel Street. Please make sure to wear your Halloween costume. Trick or treat at Laurel Street businesses displaying the ‘Goblin Walk Stop’ sign. Pick up your Goblin Walk Trick or Treat Bag at the Downtown Park or from any Goblin Walk Volunteer. I will be volunteering, so please stop by and see me. This is a Free Community & Downtown Event. 
History of Chamber Haunted House
October 26, 2011
In San Francisco this prime piece of San Francisco real estate was built by silver mine tycoon Richard Chambers. The story goes that Richard moved into the home with his two nieces, bringing with him a host of demons and ghosts with him. When Chambers died in 1901, the nieces inherited the home; one moved next door and one, Claudia, stayed in the home.
Claudia was discovered nearly cut in half one day. The family passed it off as a “farm implementation accident” but ghost expert Jim Fassbinder, who conducts haunted house tours in San Francisco, claims an insane family member who was kept in the attic of the Chambers home was the culprit. Recently a bed-and-breakfast, the home sold in 2009 for $3,400,800.
Oktoberfest in Redwood City yesterday.
October 16, 2011
Yesterday at the Redwood City “Oktoberfest” was a complete blast. The one thing that was especially fun was watching all the children dance the day away. Boy, if I could bottle up the constant energy. It was so much fun. I meet some friends there and I ended up spending most of the day just dancing and watching all the people. This was a great event for Redwood City. The band was stupendous! 
The band was the Internationals, they have played for more than 30 years. They played all national music. The dancers from the Bavarian Club were outstanding.
For more information on the band visit the Internationals website.
How to dispose of prescription drugs
October 2, 2011
I had decided to clean out my Mom’s bathroom cabinets, which were filled with old prescriptions from the 40′s, 50′s and on… Needless to say, I am surprised they are still in tact. My Mom still thinks one of these days she will be using them.
In the Bay Area, we are fortunate that our police stations in each city have a disposal bag inside the station. We don’t need anymore drugs in our water. I decided after cleaning out Mom’s cabinet in Michigan, it was time to do mine when I got back home. I think I need to do this on a more regular basis.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/fdaphotos/5664574925/ Check this out, if you don’t have any other way of disposing drugs.
This other flyer also has more info. from the fda. gov site.
Celebrating 60 Years with St. Pius in Redwood City. Have Fun!
May 16, 2011
This is an awesome event for the Parish and the Commmunity of Redwood City and surrounding areas. I started out at St. Pius when I first moved here and bought my first home here. What a wonderful community of people. St. Pius is a wonderful and caring community of folks of all ages… Please come and enjoy!
This huge festival includes something for everyone – children’s games, arts and crafts and entertainment. Bring the entire family for a far-out day of professionally run rides or test your luck at numerous activities. Great food and drink is available while you are entertained throughout the event. Fun, food, and laughter – the recipe for a great weekend!
Help us celebrate our Parish’s 60th anniversary by stopping by St. Pius at 1100 Woodside Rd. (Woodside Rd. and Valota) in Redwood City on June 3rd (6-10pm), 4th (1-10pm) and 5th (1-8pm). For detailed information you can see http://stpiusfestival.blogspot.com. This event is Free and Open to the public. Small fee for games and activities.
Activities:
Booths: Basketball and Baseball toss, Radar gun, Bounce house, Slide, Dime pitch, Dip bowling, Frog Jump, Jingle Board, Newspaper Toss, Salame Throw, Pan Games, Face Painting, Spin Art, Karaoke, Sports Booth
Silent Auction, Raffle
Food: Full bar, margaritas, pizza, garlic fries, Caesar salad, root beer floats, sundaes, Pasta dinner, Rib dinner and more.
Friday, June 3rd – Rib Dinner ($15 half slab)
Entertainment – Live Band – “Ticket to Ride”, a Beatles Cover Band
Saturday, June 4th – Pasta Dinner
Entertainment – Live Band – “Graveyard Tan”
Sunday, June 5th - BBQ Chicken Dinner
Event URL: www.stpiusfestival.blogspot.com
Contact Person: Laura Vargas or Quetzal Grimm
Contact Phone Number: Laura 650-400-8298, Quetzal 650-434-4330 Email: Laura Vargas lauvar@comcast.net or Quetzal Grimm quetzal@apr.com
For more information: See http://www.stpiusfestival.blogspot.com
San Carlos Lions Parade Your Pride Car Show
May 3, 2011
Where: Sparkey’s Hot Rod Garage, 975 Industrial Rd, San Carlos. Come and join us again this year for our Parade Your Pride Car Show. We have a lot of vintage and very special cars. This is a great family event as well.
- Date: June 5, 2011
- Time: 9:00am–3:00pm
Proceeds benefit San Carlos Lions Local Community Projects, a non profit 501c3 organization. Come out to see great cars, vendors, eat great food hear great music and have fun at Sparkeys Hot Rod Garage. for more information or car entry call Ginger Silverman @6504002601 or our Lions website at www.sancarloslions.org
- Features: Benefit, Free, Open to All, Outdoor, Volunteer
- Website: http://www.sancarloslions.org
- Price: free admission
Hot Harvest Nights San Carlos
May 2, 2011
A fun time every summer with Hot Harvest Nights in San Carlos. A great place for flower buffs, fresh produce, home made food, etc… Good for everyone! Located in the 700 block of Laurel Street in downtown San Carlos. They also provide musical entertainment. Stores stay open throughout the entire area. No dogs are allowed! Photo compliments of Barbara Bell!
Devil’s Canyon Brewers
February 18, 2011
Devil’s Canyon Brewing Company
111 Industrial Road #7, Belmont.
Meet the Brewers: Food Truck – the Brewers Edition
Tied House Brewery and Hermitage Brewing Company
1627 S. 7th St. San Jose, CA 95112
February 19, 12:00 pm – 5:00 pm
Admission: $25
Join us for the best mobile eats paired with the best local breweries from Silicon Valley and beyond. Just like the great minds that brought you Google and the microchip, these foodies and breweries are ahead of their time, and just all-around awesome. Don’t miss these great eats, local brews, and fantastically fun times.
Shore Dogs Park Redwood Shores
February 3, 2011
This is a great park… especially since you don’t have to have a leash to have your dog there. Shore Dogs Park is a completely fenced “off leash” dog park with a double-gated entrance to an area for large dogs and another area for small dogs. Benches, drinking water for dogs and doggie waste bags and dispensers are available. Shore Dogs is open for use from dawn until dark. During the rainy season, however, be advised that the park is subject to closure without prior notice at the discretion of the Park and Recreation Department and the Shore Dogs Board.
For information on closure due to rain call 650-654-6538.
Shore Dogs is located near the end of Radio Road in Redwood Shores, California, near a corner of San Francisco Bay, where during the spring and fall migration season, you can watch the shore birds.



















