FoodieLand provides a multicultural dining experience

Masha Rozenfeld, Staff Writer • May 30, 2024

Every year, cities nationwide host an open-air food market called FoodieLand, bringing a unique multicultural food experience to its town in 13 cities across the United States, including Austin, San Diego,...

Love Our Earth Festival promotes sustainable living

Masha Rozenfeld, Staff Writer • April 17, 2024

With Earth Day approaching, East Palo Alto celebrated by hosting the annual Love Our Earth Festival this past Saturday. The event featured a variety of vendors advocating for sustainable living, emphasizing...

Byrd’s Filling Station provides a plastic-free alternative to grocery shopping

Masha Rozenfeld, Staff Writer • March 20, 2024

When most people think about single-use plastics, their mind goes to paper straws or plastic water bottles, but there is so much more than that. Every food that comes packaged is made of single-use plastic...

Pollution threatens Lake Tahoe’s beauty

Masha Rozenfeld, Staff Writer • March 2, 2024

Lake Tahoe is a beloved place by many, and it’s known for its crystal-clear waters, ski resorts, and scenic views. With its increasing popularity and tourism comes more plastic and air pollution.  According...

American Jews face new challenges after Oct. 7

Masha Rozenfeld, Staff Writer • December 9, 2023

Oct. 7, 2023 proved a tragic day when Hamas, a Palestinian militant group, launched a full-scale attack on Israel, prompting the start of the Israel-Hamas war. Despite living across the globe, American...

Women’s soccer: past, present, future

Masha Rozenfeld, Staff Writer • December 7, 2023

Past From enduring harsh criticism and violent opposition during its early days to finally securing equal pay, women's soccer has come a long way. Despite remarkable strides in recent years, the struggle...

[Photo] Palladino Personal Training Studio builds community

Masha Rozenfeld, Staff Writer • November 13, 2023

Nick Palladino in front of his studio in the Carlmont Village Shopping Center.

Redwood City residents rally in support of Israel

Masha Rozenfeld, Staff Writer • October 12, 2023

In the wake of the Israel-Hamas war, approximately 200 local residents gathered on Sunday, Oct. 8, in downtown Redwood City to protest attacks and voice their support for Israel.  Club Z, a local Jewish...

Too Good to Go tackles food waste on a budget

Masha Rozenfeld, Staff Writer • September 21, 2023

Amidst the global struggle of food waste, resulting in more than one-third of all food being thrown away, Too Good To Go has emerged to turn things around. Founded in 2016, the app service now spans 17...

Ukrainian refugees receive Bay Area support

Masha Rozenfeld, Staff Writer • February 16, 2023

The day the war started was stressful for everyone. Tanya Veretennikova knew she needed to prepare for what was to come, so she headed to her local grocery store to stock up on produce. She also went to...

Iranian government blocks US’ shot at solidarity

Ben Romanowsky and Masha Rozenfeld • December 6, 2022

The United States soccer federation distorted the Iran flag in support of women's rights but in response, Iran’s media team requested for the US to be expelled from the 2022 World Cup. The US Men’s...

Lunardi’s preventative measures leave students waiting and backpack-less

Ben Romanowsky and Masha Rozenfeld • November 7, 2022

Lunardi’s Markets has implemented policies to deal with floods of students after school. Located in Carlmont Village Shopping Center, Lunardi’s is a 10-minute walk from both Carlmont High School...

Family owned café brings quality treats to Redwood Shores

Ben Romanowsky and Masha Rozenfeld • October 18, 2022

Sweet U café embodies the importance of a family-owned and operated business. Located in the depths of Redwood Shores, the café opened in August of 2022. Sweet U puts quality first in all its items...