Monthly Archives: November 2006
‘Baby With the Bathwater’ Makes a Splash
Nanny, played by Carrie King, quiets the baby as Hohn and Helen, played by Kevin Heath and Mirra Shernock talk about problems in their home during dress rehearsals for the Odyssey Theater Company's production of 'Baby with the Bath Water.'
Experience Something New at Matxain Etxea
Sometimes you need to get out of your epicurean comfort zone to
Business Profile: Jordan Rose Tea Haven
location: 7970 Princevalle St. Corner of Princevalle and First Streets.
Dona Jean Pellandini-Harms
Dona "Jean" Pellandini-Harms, co owner of H&R Foreign Car Service, passed away at her home with her family around her on Nov. 28, 2006. She leaves behind her loving husband Dennis, the man she adored, and whom adored her for over 32 years; her two beautiful daughters Melody and Trina, her oldest, dearest sister Betty; her 7 wonderful grandchildren, Amber, Jeffrey, Jason, Jody, Garrett, Trevor and Rachel, great-grandmother of 3 beautiful boys.
I’ve Seen You Somewhere Before
Traveling through the television universe is never a dull ride.
Masked Men in Black Rob Store
One of the two men pointed a gun at the clerk and demanded
Vera Funk
Vera Funk born on October 8, 1922 in New Britain, Connecticut, daughter of Russian immigrants, Annastacia and John Matyczyk, passed away November 21, 2006, and was a graduate of New Britain General Hospital. Vera is survived by her beloved husband of 60 years, Robert A. Funk of Hollister, CA, sisters, Lillian Maddaluno of New Britain,Ct.,Louise Bechum of Southington, Ct. Sonia Matyczyk of New Britain,Ct., and brother, George Matyczyk of Southington,Ct., her children and their spouses, David and Christy Funk of Reno,NV, Samuel and Vanda Funk of Hollister and Donald and Marcia Funk of Sandy Hook,Ct., and grandchildren, Mark E. Funk, Sonia C. Joy, John R. Funk, Robert T. Funk and Jacob M. Funk.
Local Digest
GHS Parent Club Meeting
SCVWD Agrees To Fund Desalination Pilot Plant
But $300,000 decision hinges on Contra
County Land Use Battle Rages
Fight heats up over cities' right to develop farmland
