Week in Review: A Nursing Student Goes Missing and Memorial Day Celebrated

Sunday

A went missing from the Hayward hospital on Friday. Police are asking for help in located the student, Michelle Le. 

We moved to Sunday. Don't worry, though, it's back on Saturday this week!

Is the government holding on to money or property that belongs to you? Find out .

It's time for . What are your plans for next year?

Monday

Larry Rosen discusses the loss of the and what value it held to the character of Burlingame in his column, Buying and Selling Burlingame.

on Memorial Day due to construction on the Transbay Tube.

We took a look at what was going on around San Mateo County and brought you a .

Still a couple days in the week to look ahead to! Our prepared you for what stories and events were coming this week. 

We brought you a collection of our favorite photos from the past week in .

After a dominant sophomore year at College of San Mateo, All-American relief pitcher signed Saturday with the University of Washington.

Tuesday

Belmont Patch editor Laura Dudnick put together a video from the .

An injured squirrel and pool vandalism topped our this week.

Looking for an ? Alexis Petru offers up some tips in her column, Green Views From the Peninsula.

Got something to say? Like talking about local issues? Blog about it on Patch! to find out more.

The for information about her location and safe return.

, a former Serra High baseball star, was named the 2011 Pac-10 Player of the Year.

We compiled our favorite throughout the week in one nifty place.

Wednesday

Those who know Michelle Le, the , spoke out about her kind and dependable character.

Janet Arline Baker looked at the in her column City of Trees: Burlingame Stories.

The Peninsula Humane Society & SPCA shared as the Pet of the Week.

The with two new initiatives aimed at improving health and dental care for the elderly.

Caltrain announced it would , allowing more commuters to bike to Caltrain stations.

Hayward police say they have identified several “persons of interest” in their , the nursing student from San Mateo.

Scott Campbell brought us his . Burlingame came in at number 5.

Thursday

Looking for something to do this weekend? Check out our .

We compiled our from the big stories this week.

were reported in Hillsborough.

In a presentation Wednesday, said the Bay Area has a bright future despite some volatility.

Looking for a great escape? Had a stressful week? Give a try.

The Mills-Peninsula Medical Center was fined $50,000 by the California Department of Public Health for noncompliance. Dave Colby had the story.

Scott Campbell brought us his . Burlingame came in at number 5. 

Friday

Robyn Patty takes us a and provides a breath of fresh air.

Monique Soltani takes it to the wine festivals and gives us a preview of what we can expect at the this weekend.

Burlingame Intermediate School received a for its Project Based Learning program. Lisa Rosenthal has the story.

Looking for the best this weekend? Look no further.

Elite runner is happy with her decision to take the road less traveled.

A Burlingame woman was the last week. Police are warning residents to be weary of anyone calling asking for money for a relative.

, the missing nursing student from San Mateo, gathered in Hayward for a vigil Friday night.