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East Palo Alto Farmers' Market - The East Palo Alto Community Farmers' Market is a community-based and youth -focused Certified Farmers' Market held every Saturday from 2pm to 5pm at City Hall & Library (2415 University Avenue). Founded in June 2008, the Market seeks to provide a source of fresh, healthy and local produce, and a friendly community gathering space, right here in East Palo Alto. EBT/food stamps, WIC FMNP and senior FMNP checks are always accepted at the Market.
East Palo Alto Today - East Palo Alto Today is East Palo Alto’s first continuously published newspaper in 20 years. It presents current news, lifestyle features, local profiles and columnists as well as other articles of general interest to the city’s diverse community. The online version of EPA Today also provides community blogs, video news excerpts and links to both mainstream and alternative news sources.
EPA.net - EPA.net provides East Palo Alto community members and organizations with a directory of community resources, up-to-date news and information about the community and the City of East Palo Alto, and forums for community participation.
Plugged In - Established in 1992, is a community technology center with a mission to ensure that everyone in East Palo Alto California has the opportunity to fully benefit from all that the information revolution has to offer.
East Palo Alto History - This history was written for East Palo Alto's 10th anniversary on July 1, 1993. Information was gathered from numerous sources.
East Palo Alto Library - The San Mateo County Library system is composed of twelve branch libraries serving the unincorporated areas of the County as well as cities and towns contracting for library services. A library card from any local library in San Mateo County, including city, public and community college libraries, is honored at all branch libraries.
Ravenswood Soccer Club - The Ravenswood Soccer Club (RSC) was established by Israel Navarrete and Charles Salter in December 1999. Both coaches were leading two very successful AYSO teams, the EPA Aztecas and the EPA Thunder, and wanted their teams to compete in the CYSA while still representing the athletes' home towns of East Palo Alto and eastern Menlo Park.
Ravenswood City School District - The Ravenswood City School District (RCSD) serves about 4,500 students, kindergarten through eighth grades, from East Palo Alto and East Menlo Park.