Walking Redwood City

I kind of feel sorry for Redwood City’s Spring Street.

These days there are a number of projects, of varying sizes and either underway or soon to be, in and around Redwood City.

On Monday I, along with a handful of professional news reporters and a number of passersby, watched in awe as carriage after carriage were rolled out from the first floor of the recently completed Taube Family Carriage House and Automobile … Continue read…

I got home on Tuesday night after having been out of town for three weeks.

Boy, it seems like I can’t even take a simple vacation without things happening.

This week’s walk started along Vera Avenue (again) — but not at 112 Vera.

I have to confess that a huge portion of this week’s walk didn’t involve a lot of walking: it involved standing and sitting while watching the modular portion of the 112 Vera Ave. affordable housing project continue to come together. … Continue reading →

It has been a long time coming, but the seven-story, 178-unit affordable housing project at 112 Vera Ave. in Redwood City is finally receiving its modular units.

Two weeks plus one day from today (as I write this) will be the nation’s 250th.

This week I finally got to do something I’ve been waiting some five years for: I got to go inside and explore Redwood City’s new fully-functional (almost) Veterans Memorial Building/Senior Center.