‘Oliver’: Dark, well-done fun
Lionel Bart took Charles Dickens’ story, “Oliver Twist,” and wrote the music, lyrics and book to this tale that combines tragedy and joy. “Oliver” premiered in the West End in London in 1960 and ran successfully on Broadway in 1963 with many tours and revivals. “Oliver’s” music can be haunting and enjoyable. An excellent movie version was released in 1968 directed by Carol Reed.
How to Get the Most Out of Your Walk
Let's talk about walking today. Sure, walking is a pretty basic
Before William Sherman’s March, the Yankee Officer Visited SJB
Long before he became the great Union general of the American
DeLo’s Divots: Control just as important as power
Many times, our ego gets the better of us when we are
Owlivia teaching owlets everything they need to know
“Are you my mother?” the two downy little owlets appear to be asking Owlivia (left). Alas, Owlivia, WERC's non-releasable educational screech owl, can only be a surrogate to the babies who were orphaned last month and will never see their real mommies again.
Lewis: Be prepared for rain on the golf course
It’s that time of the year, when the rain comes and affects the playing conditions on the golf course. The three keys to playing golf in wet conditions are simply to stay dry, use more club and knowing the rules of golf for casual water.
GOLF: Locals Ellis, Justesen tee off Thursday at Frys.com Open qualifier in Hollister
A PGA Tour opportunity comes knocking again this week for John
