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This road to paradise, as is often the case, is a private one. As I wend around turns and bump along peaks and valleys, the anticipation builds and the payoff unfolds: steep, forested hillsides stretching out to the Pacific.
In Tim’s Vermeer, an inventor shows why the Dutch master was the original painter of light.
The backstory story goes something like this: Edward…
The nets are set into the water at night, weighted o…
Aaron Dworkin, a Ph.D, MacArthur Fellow, educator, author and violinist, grew up in cultural segregation.
Somehow, Stephen Krilanovich’s reimagined version of…
It’s no secret: It’s hard to find affordable housing…
There are signs of life at East Garrison, where abou…
Jeff Pisoni’s path in life was set in motion the moment he began stomping grapes as a freshly potty-trained toddler. After majoring in enology at CSU Fresno, the Palma High alum worked for several wineries before easing into the family business. The day Jeff became winemaker at Pisoni Vineya…
The crisis in Ukraine has been endlessly interpreted…
When Bruce Forman introduced the idea of a band that…
After Gerardo Flores managed to film his own 2012 sk…
The man approaches me after the second hour of a never-ending press conference March 6 outside City Hall in King City, an event sponsored by the League of United Latin American Citizens (LULAC) and the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund (MALDEF). The man’s English is about as good as my Spanish – which is to say, pretty bad – but I make out that he’s asking about the television cameras.
• Monterey Peninsula College Art Gallery (980 Fremont St., Monterey, 646-3060) is on a roll. Their next show is More Than Her Story, comprised of prints, installations and book art by the duo of Jennifer Anderson (symbolic birds) and Denese Sanders (metaphorical ropes). The show opens 1-2:30…
In 1972, Pete and Charlotte O’Neal, both African-Ame…
I haven’t lived in a 300-year-old European barn – wi…
Given the great love many people have for kale, it seems appropriate that a massage turns out to be the best way to prepare it. A good rubdown can enhance the kale’s flavor as well as preserve its nutrient content.
Read the full Q&A with Prejean here.
ARIES (March 21-April 19): “There was another life t…