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From a visit from former President Bill Clinton to The Nutcracker Ballet coming to town, there was a lot going on in the Peninsula this week. Thank you for sending in your pics to us. Keep 'em coming!

You can submit your photos using the large "Upload Photos and Videos" button at the top of this page and see if your photos make it next week!

Belmont: The Belmont United Soccer Club will hold tryouts for the new CYSA (California Youth Soccer Association) season this Sunday, Dec. 9 at the Belmont Sports Complex. Credit: Belmont United Soccer Club

Burlingame-Hillsborough: The Burlingame Holiday Tree Lighting took place Friday at 5 p.m. in front of City Hall with little ones dressed up for the holiday. Credit: Dave Colby

Half Moon Bay: Waldorf School of the Peninsula student Emma Evenari, 14, of Half Moon Bay, pictured here with Kendra Good, Alexander Ravet and Colin Handlin, gather around the mosaic they worked on together for a high school art project. Credit: Waldorf School of the Peninsula 

Menlo Park-Atherton: Rain took out a tree on the corner of Siskiyou and Monte Rosa Drive after another storm. Credit: Nicole Wong

Pacifica: Pacifica's Terra Nova High School quarterback K’Ren Spain, who helped lead the Tigers to their school record fourth consecutive Peninsula Athletic League Bay championship, was named the league’s Offensive Player of the Year last week. Credit: Gideon Rubin 

Palo Alto: Former President Bill Clinton dropped into LYFE Kitchen in Palo Alto on Wednesday and adhered to his vegan diet. Credit: LYFE Kitchen

Redwood City-Woodside: Michelle Barnes, 16, of Sequoia High, performs as a Dancing Doll in Ballet America's production of The Nutcracker Ballet at Fox Theatre on Friday night. Credit: Jackie Kubicka/Ballet America

San Bruno: Santa arrived at the Park & Rec Center to the tune of Christmas songs by St. Robert's students. Credit: Robert Riechel

San Carlos: Adelante Spanish Immersion School in Redwood City and the San Carlos Children's Theater debuted their "Sleeping Beauty and the Beast" performance Friday. Credit: Jo Jackson

San Mateo and Foster City: San Mateo Dirt Devils, an Under-10 division softball team, entered the Jane Eymer Fall Softball League playoffs last month as the No. 4 seed and ended as the division champions. Credit: Marianne Tuakoi

South San Francisco: South San Francisco residents met Saturday to discuss the South City Downtown Plan. Credit: South San Francisco Planning Department

Stacie Chan (Editor) December 10, 2012 at 03:15 pm
Thanks Chris! It's actually pretty simple to change your photo once you know where to navigate. Scroll over your name in the top right corner of the page, then click "Profile."
On the left side, click "Profile Photos." Scroll to the bottom and click on the "Upload" button. Select a photo from your computer and Voila! New profile picture.

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Pearl June 13, 2013 at 02:15 pm
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Marc Gottlieb June 2, 2013 at 06:25 pm
PS: Ideally, everybody will be able to sign up at the college website. But I have to acknowledgeRead More that some of the language may not be perfectly as clear as we'd like, especially if this is your first enrollment. So, if you need any assistance (or maybe aren't computer-savvy) the very nice Registrar Office people can assist you on 650/574-6165. Just tell them you want to sign up for Summer semester, Real Estate Practice 110 class, Course Reference number 54642 and that you'd like to complete the enrollment today. You'll like the class... and CSM... once we get you in! ALL WELCOME! Thank you!
Peter Radsliff May 27, 2013 at 08:56 pm
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imollyq May 30, 2013 at 09:55 pm
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Claire Mack June 2, 2013 at 09:21 am
To close the ice rink is a crime. I had this conversation years ago with Peter Pau, the man whoRead More built it. We need places for children to recreate. When we send them to juvenile hall, we wring our hands and wonder why! No skate board parks in convenient places and now the skating rink. Why are our children the ones to sacrafice?