‘The Story of My Life’ sparkles
‘The Story Of My Life” is about the relation-ships in life, what we miss, what we remember and what we could have done differently. Two actors carry this story with quality voices and good delivery.
Marlins’ Cousins devastated over news of Posey’s broken leg
Less than 12 hours after his involvement in a play Wednesday
CHS Holiday Boutique
The Christopher High School Holiday Boutique will be held from 5:30 to 9 p.m. Friday, Nov. 15 in the CHS dining commons, 850 Day Road. More than 35 vendors will be selling everything from unique arts and crafts, jewelry, handmade one-of-a-kind treasures, clothing, handbags, sweet delights and more. Enjoy a night out and get a good start on your holiday shopping. All proceeds support the Christopher High School Parent Club and are used for senior scholarships, honor roll recognition, staff appreciation and supplies for teachers.
Gilroy landlords honored
The Santa Clara County Housing Authority honored two Gilroy landlords for their work in housing very low-income families.
Albert and Mary Rocha received the Family Homecoming Award during a Feb. 27 ceremony, which was presented to the landlords serving the most number of families under...
‘Once’: Captivating
Take this eight Tony Award winner, be invited to belly up to the Irish bar on stage before the show begins and at intermission, have a drink and become a part of the experience in this winsome, bittersweet story of a subtle love and support of two people brought together by fate and a clever playwright.
ADAMS: Future HOF speeches should be interesting
Andre Dawson was never one to kill a rally when all eyes were on
From under the sea to outer space
My first snorkeling experience was in a cove in Kapalua, Maui, Hawaii. Awed by the absolute beauty of the brilliantly colored fish and coral and enthralled by a huge turtle swimming ahead of me, I lost all common sense and swam farther and farther out to sea following the turtle and searching for new and more colorful marine life.
Sharktastic
Gilroy artist, Karah Karpinski, 37, got her creative side from her mother, Cindy and drive to succeed from her father, Paul. “I’ve always loved to draw and paint since I was little,” said Karpinski, who started painting murals on friends’ walls - everything from portraits to three dimensional murals and cartoon characters. You can see her latest creation outside Robot Shark at 7454 Monterey Street in downtown Gilroy. “I’m just beginning to explore new ideas and getting my artwork onto business’ floors and walls. It’s called illusion or 3-D murals. I do it all free-hand.” Reach Karah at karpinski7262@gmail.com.
