
Thirteen local families participated in the 2020 Hallo-Window painting event in downtown Los Altos, according to the Los Altos Recreation and Community Services department.
Thirteen local families participated in the 2020 Hallo-Window painting event in downtown Los Altos, according to the Los Altos Recreation and Community Services department.
Welcome once again to the Town Crier’s annual Spooky Stories Contest. Following are reader-submitted tales.
Rancho Shopping Center merchants have scheduled their own Halloween “Spooktacular,” while the annual downtown Los Altos event of the same name has been canceled.
The Day Worker Center of Mountain View has scheduled a virtual 24th anniversary celebration 6-7 p.m. Saturday (Oct. 24), broadcasting live from Red Rock Coffee.
Los Altos resident Nancy Wolfe spotted election lawn signs last week that demanded a double-take. Taken individually, they pair the rhetoric of the moment with flights of visual and literary fancy.
The Town Crier and GreenTown Los Altos tallied 40 entries in their Big Tree event, with 15 oaks, 20 evergreens and five wild cards drawing letters of tribute from their human hosts.