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January 25, 2026

Behold the Jewels

There are a bevy of curious television outings this week, but none of them looks more quirky than KISS rocker Gene Simmons' homage to, well, himself, in "Gene Simmons Family Jewels." The show debuts with back-to-back episodes at 10pm Aug. 7 on A&E.

Sharks ship Sundstrom to Montreal

Three-way trade lands Boston defenseman McLaren in San Jose.

Remembering the first flight

Gazing upon the Wright Flyer replica kept in an exhibit shed at

A tale of three unfortunate opossums

To paraphrase Hamlet, the young opossum literally suffered the slings and arrows of outrageous (mis)fortune. It was walking along the top of a fence just minding its own business, perhaps looking for an evening meal of fallen fruit or crunchy snails, when a person deliberately shot it down with an arrow. A neighbor saw the poor creature desperately struggling and notified the Wildlife Education and Rehabilitation Center. Staff at WERC found the arrow had pierced the top of the front leg and through the chest, narrowly missing vital organs, but leaving him extremely weak and causing severe nerve damage in the leg. X-rays showed the humerus bone was shattered. It was with very sad hearts that this little opossum was euthanized.

Red Phone: When is BBQ 152 opening?

"Hi, Do you know when the new BBQ 152 restaurant on Monterey Road is going to open? Thanks!"

Appraisals

The primary way lenders establish the value of a home, either for a purchase transaction or a refinance, is through a Residential Appraisal Report.

Disneyland officially the not-so-happiest place on Earth

Recently, I lost my superpowers. And by “superpowers,” I mean the ability to walk upright without falling on my face and causing great bodily harm. Oh, I know that others may think of superpowers as things like X-ray vision or shooting spider webs out of your hands, but really I’m kind of a simple person. Also? You should never underestimate the value of being able to walk without falling down. I know I never will again.

Girls attend prestigious science camp

Three rising science stars recently attended the week-long American Association of University Women Marie Curie Science Camp held at Stanford University.

Max and Odie

Max and Odie have lost their loving home, and desperately need a new home – preferably together.

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