The Redwood City-opoly board game was produced in 1989 by Pride Distributors in Farmington Hills, MI. The game is played in a similar way to the Monopoly game. Businesses covered on this board include: DPR Construction, Redwood General Tire, BroadVision, W.L. Butler Construction, Redwood CityPolice Department, iPrint.com, Toyota 101, PAVEX, California Concepts, Land Rover Redwood City, Pressure Vessel Services, LYNGSO Garen Materials, San Mateo Credit Union, Sims Metal, Kohlweiss Auto Parts, All Phase Builders, Peninsula Building Materials Co., Redwood City Dodge, New Vectors Group, Insweb, RMC Pacific Materials, Smith Bentley & Hartnett Attorneys at Law, Fraser Advertising and Lewis Cleaners.
Cups Cafe article in the Palo Alto Medical Foundation (PAMF) newsletter in October 1994. Cups Cafe was operated at the Palo Alto Medical Clinic from 1994 to 1999.
Two dozen baristas competed in the qualification round at Vigal Coffee for the best barista award. Seven finalists were chosen for their superior drink preparation skills. The magnificent seven did their best to wow a panel of independent judges. When the dust settled, Nathan Edwards from Cups in Palo Alto was awarded the 1999 Barista Cup plaque and a weekend away at a Carmel bed and breakfast.
