June 19, 2012 — A reminder of Redwood City's pre-tech past is disappearing this week, soon to be replaced by an upscale 141-unit apartment complex that will anchor a major upgrade of the El Camino Boulevard neighborhood. Through five decades, the low-slung Mel’s Bowl – with its iconic neon sign and old-style wooden alleys – […]
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