Craving sweet and salty? Try bacon and chocolate
For many of a specific age and older, we vividly picture the scene of two individuals: one eating a chocolate bar and one eating peanut butter from a jar. Upon colliding, one exclaims, “You got your peanut butter in my chocolate,” while the other instantly replies, “No, you got your chocolate in my peanut butter.” Advertisers would lead us to believe that this happy accident is what inspired the creation of the peanut butter cup. It would come as no surprise that many years later, another two equally favorite, but unconventionally paired items would come together: Chocolate and bacon!
Buy a ticket to life and create your own luck
To succeed in life, many people believe they need luck.
Consider Us! We’re Senior Plus!
“Meowllo”, my name is Beau and I am a 10 years “young” cat from the Santa Clara County San Martin Animal Shelter. I’m here to speak for all of the many mature cats that are currently at the shelter.
Airport hangar thieves snag a Corvette
A remodeled vintage Chevrolet Corvette, two roll-away tool boxes and aviation equipment were stolen from two separate hangars at the South County Airport in San Martin.
Center empowers area women
It is located in a nondescript building at 16890 Church St. in an industrial neighborhood of Morgan Hill. The sign out front is rather ambiguous: “Learning and Loving Education Center/Sisters of the Presentation.”
Boxing: Guerrero amped for ‘history-making fight’ as training camp nears
Robert Guerrero has a deep appreciation for the history of boxing, considering himself a “student of the game.”
The notrump opening bid
The last several times I wrote about making an opening bid with 13-21 points using either the five card major or convenient minor conventions - covering opening bids of one club, one diamond, one heart and one spade. Next we want to examine the one notrump opening bid.
Seeking solutions so our up-and-coming wineries keep the ‘mojo’ going
So, spring Passport Weekend for our wonderful, visitor attracting wineries is a comin’ fast on March 23 and 24 and a spat has broken out. Hopefully, Sycamore Creek will change direction and participate in the weekend and, hopefully, the winery owners will get together to seek solutions to the challenges of parking and rowdy wine drinkers who overindulge. Toward that end, perhaps the winery owners could consider hiring shuttle buses – a few for the Gilroy area and a few, likewise, for Morgan Hil. The buses could ferry passengers on a loop route between wineries during the weekend. A main parking lot would have to be identified and promoted – Dhruv Khanna’s paved soccer field parking lot at Kirigin Cellars could work, for example – and that could minimize some of the challenges. If the winery owners are smart, they’ll do what they can to solve the problems themselves and collectively keep intact the momentum of Passport Weekend and the growing reputation for fun events, good wine and hospitable staffs that the area wineries have built.
Supes to hold June 4 special election to replace Shirakawa
The Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors voted 4-0 to hold a special election to replace their colleague George Shirakawa, who resigned last week after he was charged with perjury and other allegations related to his misuse of public funds and failure to file campaign finance disclosure forms.
Adopt Tux
Tux came to Pet Friends with her buddy Flame last year as abandoned cats. Flame was adopted recently, and Tux should also have a home of her own. She is an adult cat (and eligible for the reduced adoption fee for adult cats), litter box trained and ready for a sunny spot on the floor of her new home. She is ok with the other cats here at Pet Friends, and seems to be non-aggressive with the other cats. Tux is moderately playful, and not an "Underfoot" kind of cat. She might be ok with dogs, and she did seem to adapt to the Pet Friends environment fairly quickly. She will come with her shots, and already spayed; all set for a happy life with a new family. If Tux seems like the cat for you, please call or visit Pet Friends to come see her. See our new website at http://www.petfriends.org/, or call us at 831-634-1191. If you'd like to just come by and help Tux (and other cats and dogs) pass the time waiting for their forever home. Pet Friends welcomes volunteers who would like to help socialize cats and dogs. Walking the dogs is always needed, and cats love to play with the people who visit. See our website for additional information on volunteering with Pet Friends.




















