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A professional dancer, Chloe Scott, lived in the University Park neighborhood for many decades. This video is a celebration of her life and dance career.

Chloe Scott lived in our neighborhood for decades, a native of England, she enjoyed a life of dance, as a choreographer, dance teacher, Feddenkrais movement therapist, and founder of the Dymaxion Moving Company dance troupe.   Chloe passed away  at the age of ninety-four at her home in Lake Oswego, Oregon on September 9, 2019. Earlier

Alice and her husband founded Shady Lane 45 years ago to showcase their own artisan creations and they now help promote a group of local artisans, all women, who help out in the store and showcase the wonderful creations at Shady Lane. Shady Lane sells mostly hand created gift items but also purchase designs from

UPDATE:   Thank you all for making this food drive effort such a wonderful success.  Special thanks to Kevyn Andrews.  Her organization of this food drive and its resulting success for St. Vincent de Paul’s Food Pantry is a wonderful testiment of neighbors helping neighbors. Please consider donations to 2nd Harvest of Silicon Valley and

Luttickens has been part of community makeup well before the majority of people started living here.   It serves everything from gourmet coffees to spicy and flavorful appetizers.  We all know that many businesses are having extremely bad times with the pandemic, yet in this case we all can help.  As a Featured Local Business,

Neighbors Helping Neighbors University Park Important Open Letter Safer4us.com Friday Frolics – July 7th University Park Neighborhood Preparedness We All need to prepeare

In June of 2019, Prospect residents submitted a petition to County Public Works (PW) to improve line of sight when exiting Prospect. The application requested that some parking spaces on northwest side of Alameda de las Pulgas at Prospect be removed. The discussion now that County sent a proposal (Feb 2020) is to weigh this request against the mitigation County has done thus far (trimming over-growth for improved visibility) and the major new Alameda configuration of a 4-3 Road Diet. That road diet will address this issue and similar problems along both the Santa Cruz and Alameda roadways.

The County presented results of the 3 year safety study to the community on January 30th, 2020.   Here are the various road configuration alternatives from that meeting:  Alameda —  4-3 Road Diet Y Intersection — Alternatives Southern Santa Cruz Ave — Alternatives Various Cross Sections (Streetmix) Other reference files from the meeting: County Presentation

My daughter Jennifer was always horse crazy. From the time she was three when she had her first painted, wooden rocking horse with real horsehair mane and tail, all she wanted for toys were horses. Our collection of plastic horses, corrals, fences, and barns, was rivaled by none. We had The Lone Ranger and Tonto