Christians begin long preparation for Easter
Despite our society's exuberance regarding Christmas, Easter
‘Cooking for All Seasons’ encourages kitchen adventures
The Gilroy Garlic Festival this weekend will bring tens of thousands of people to our region to experience the culinary delights of America’s most famous food festival. Even though the festival casts a spotlight on the South Valley as a gourmet haven, there are plenty of food eating opportunities than just the garlic-laced ones here. Morgan Hill Access TV’s very own Judy Keyes has a regular show called “Cooking for All Seasons” where she helps local residents appreciate the art of preparing delicious meals.
St. Mary School Cupcakes Brighten Seniors’ Day
Eighth graders at St. Mary School baked and decorated more than 150 cupcakes on March 30 and delivered them to the residents of Wheeler Manor. They even delivered cupcakes door to door at the residence community for those who were unable to make it to the dining room.
Experience wildlife from the American west
The journals and other writings of the first Europeans to reach the American West describe an amazing abundance of wildlife. Massive bison herds running at a full gallop took an hour to pass. Grizzly bears, pronghorn, elk, and beaver were regular and common sights. At each equinox, the skies were dark with migrating waterfowl.
