Getting Out: Coyote Hills worth the trip
San Francisco Bay joins forces with the city skylines, the fog and the bridges to create one of the world’s most dramatic metropolitan settings. For many of us, that is where our thinking about the bay itself ends.
‘The Lion King’ is a glowing experience
The Lion King’s National Touring Company roared into San Francisco with all the creativity, color and excitement the show has always given audiences. A big part of its success is Julie Taymor’s genius direction, which won her Tony Awards in 1998 for direction and costume design. She also was the mask/puppet co-designer and composer of additional music and lyrics.
A recap of recent shows
The City of Gilroy Recreation Department’s production of “Seussical, Jr.” was outstanding. Under the direction of Michelle Serrano, 50 actors brightened the Gilroy High School stage, bringing to life the prose of the beloved Dr. Seuss.
Remembering grandma through recipes
This is quite simply the most difficult edition of The Flavor Chronicle I have ever written. My grandmother, the person I attribute with teaching me how to cook and my muse behind many of my columns, passed away a few weeks ago. There have been so many memories flooding back to my mind these past few weeks, many of which have been food-related memories. I want to share a few of those memories and one of my grandma’s recipes, which every grandmother of Italian heritage holds close to her heart.
Gilroy Little League opens season on Saturday
The Gilroy Little League will host opening day from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday at Christmas Hill Park.
What’s going on with the GPAC, is public being heard?
Everybody makes mistakes. The General Plan Advisory Committee (GPAC) made a whopper, completely ignoring the very public input that they asked for. We should be shocked, offended and outraged.
