Dan Calic is a local journalist based in Menlo Park, California. His work has been featured in publications such as the Mountain View Voice and Palo Alto Weekly. Dan's articles focus on local history, community events, and cultural landmarks in Menlo Park and the surrounding areas.
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For reasons Dylan kept pretty much to himself, his fifth studio album would mark a significant shift that would transform the music industry forever.
100 Years of The Giant Dipper
1967: Beatles, Stones & Dylan Wink at Each Other
Yours truly was living in Fremont at the time, so I was one of the early guinea pigs of the @Home experiment.
In December of ’67, Dylan released a new album: John Wesley Harding.
The Coming of Great White Wonder (pt. 3)
In 1856, Sarah Wallis acquired Mayfield Farms to settle a debt of Elisha Oscar Crosby. Henceforth, the name “Mayfield” became permanently associated with the area.
How Many Airports Have Been in San Carlos?
First Fast Food Chain to Survive Over a Century
Continued from last week… Eventually, Moore’s studies and interest in chemistry brought him to the University of California, Berkeley, where he graduated in 1950 with a degree in Chemistry. He then went to California Institute of Technology in Pasadena where he received his PH.D in 1954. From there he continued developing his passion for chemistry […]
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