Week in Review: Education Updates and Thanksgiving Preparations

Monday

The Peninsula Humane Society increased its reward for information on the earlier this month. 

The celebrated success in their fall tournament. Patch reader Anu Subramanian submitted the article.

Due to operational costs, the county planned to pass off its to a private provider.

The San Mateo County Superintendent Anne Campbell said that she and 12 local school districts would they brought against the county for investment losses.

Tuesday

this season? Watch our video and make your own. Share with us what you are thankful for.

Local mom shares the story of her website SkinnyScoop and her own list of her favorite services in Burlingame.

San Carlos-based began its preparations for Thanksgiving. We brought you the story.

Tuesday was pledge day for the Burlingame Community for Education Foundation. Find out how to donate

The San Mateo County Board of Supervisors appointed following the resignation of David S. Boesch.

Wednesday

Burlingame school officials and education organization leaders spoke in front of about 70 parents about the , their curriculum and funding.

What are your favorite ? We brought you some of ours and hope that you'll share your own.

A new law will until a certain age or size.

The in San Carlos is collecting clothes and more to keep as many materials as possible out of landfills.

Thursday

Burlingame High School thespians kicked of the year with their fall play, , this weekend.

We focused on football player in this week's Burlingame Athlete Spotlight.

The Peninsula Humane Society is during the shelter's "Black Out" event.

Wells Fargo presented grants as part of their $1 million in funding for education in the Bay Area.

Friday

Two standout for their contributions to the community and involvement in their school.

This week's brought some strange but true incidents.

Will one classic Thanksgiving dish----make it to your table Thursday night?

Looking for a way to lend a helping hand this weekend? Join the .