‘Hair’: A timely reincarnation
Anyone who can remember "Let The Sun Shine In", "Aquarius" and "Good Morning Starshine" will remember the intensity of the '60s. It was defined by anti-Vietnam war sentiments, burning draft cards, the hippie revolution, flower children, sex, drugs and free love - just to get started.
Is your real estate agent honest?
I thought I had seen it all in the last 12 years, but a new one just crossed my desk.
FOOTBALL: Garcia named UFL Offensive Player of the Week for second time
Jeff Garcia earned his second United Football League Offensive
Dr. Pete’s closing advice: ‘Give your pet a hug’
It's been more than 18 years since I penned my first column for this newspaper. The response from readers has been phenomenal; I've hardly ever made a trip to the store without running into someone who wants to talk to me about their pet. Because of this, I've never had a shortage of topics. We've talked everything from dermatitis to dementia, indigestion to insecurity, even laryngitis, lick-sores and leptospirosis. Your letters have fueled my fire and made this column easy to write. And I'll always be grateful for that.
Red Phone: Seeing double on Wren Avenue
I have a question about several drivers crossing Wren Avenue
Bust out the cigars … the niece has arrived
The wait is over. Regular readers, you know what I'm talking about. Although she made a fashionably late entrance, my niece arrived July 2. A tiny bundle of screaming fury, Brooklynn Elise made it immediately clear that she was not happy to exit the cozy confines of her home of the past nine months.
Mysterious apparitions can strengthen faith
A recent story in the Gilroy Dispatch, Morgan Hill Times and
