Join us this Saturday, 12/14 for an afternoon/early evening of winter festivities! There will be crafts for kiddos, beverages for adults and lots of holiday cheer! Please bring something to share — cookies, baked goods, savory goods — anything that promotes the holiday spirit!
EventBrite RSVP Link: Annual College Terrace Winter Fest
Date: Saturday, 12/14
Time: 4pm – 6pm
Location: College Terrace Library (2300 Wellesley St)
Activities: Winter crafts for kiddos and holiday goodies for everyone!
Join us for the Annual College Terrace Block Party!
EventBrite RSVP Link to RSVP: Annual College Terrace Block Party/Picnic
Date: Saturday, 9/28
Time: 4pm – 7pm
Location: Werry Park @ 2100 Dartmouth Street
Activities: Music, games, activities and food truck!
This is a fantastic opportunity to meet your neighbors, make new friends, and enjoy our community.
Some complementary food and non-alcoholic beverages will be provided. We will also be a TACO TRUCK that will be selling DELICIOUS food, so bring your whole family and enjoy an evening out in the Terrace!
Whether you’re a student, a family who recently moved to the Terrace, or a long-time resident, this block party has something for everyone.
Mosquitoes carrying West Nile virus have been detected in areas of Palo Alto. The County of Santa Clara Vector Control District will be conducting mosquito control treatment on Monday, August 26 starting at 10 p.m. in zip codes 94301, 94303, and 94306.
The treatment will take approximately 2-4 hours and will use truck-mounted equipment to help reduce the mosquito population in the area and the risk of West Nile virus.
To check if your home is within the treatment area, click below to view the interactive treatment map and enter your address in the search bar in the top right corner.
Per the County, there is no need to relocate during the adult-mosquito-control treatment, but those who wish to minimize exposure for family members or pets may choose to close windows and remain inside during the scheduled time period. All pesticides used are approved by the Environmental Protection Agency for use in public areas and are widely used by vector control agencies throughout California.
For more information, visit Santa Clara County’s West Nile Virus Activity in the County webpage or call the County of Santa Clara Vector Control District at (408) 282-3114.
DETAILS:
WHAT: College Terrace Tree Walk
WHEN: Saturday, August 24, 2024
TIME: 10:00 am – 12:00 pm
WHERE: College Terrace Library, 2300 Wellesley St., Palo Alto CA 94306
OVERVIEW:
Join experienced arborist Jeff Newborn on an informative, exploratory walk through the College Terrace neighborhood. Keeping trees healthy is his passion, and he’s here to share that passion with you!
Have you wondered what type of tree might be best to plant in your yard or how to maintain the existing trees you have? Are you concerned about keeping your trees healthy and prepared for winter storms? Whatever the question may be, Jeff is here to share is knowledge as he takes you on a nature walk through the community.
Walking group will meet at the College Terrace Library at 10 a.m. Please bring water and plan to wear comfortable clothes and sun protection. Attendees should be prepared to walk up to two miles in total.
Learn more and ask questions about the future of California Avenue, with its many stores and restaurants, this Thursday at 8 pm
The guest speaker is Bruce Fukuji, Project Manager for the City of Palo Alto and the meeting is sponsored by PAN (Palo Alto Neighborhoods)
Join us this Thursday at 8 pm via Zoom at:
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/85745796102?pwd=7fs9NbKvOJ8UIfgDjz4OMjpMtObgal.1
Mobile +16694449171,, 85745796102#
Meeting ID: 857 4579 6102
Passcode: 540762The city project page at https://www.cityofpaloalto.org/Departments/Transportation/Transportation-Projects/Car-Free-Streets-California-Ave-Ramona-Street gives more information.
There’s a survey you can fill out there with a deadline of August 11 – there have been 836 responses as of midday on Sunday, July 28, 2024.
See also the March 20, 2024 Palo Alto Online article about California Avenue at https://www.paloaltoonline.com/city-government/2024/03/20/city-eager-to-replace-confusing-signs-spruce-up-cal-ave/