Windows can be a major hazard for birds
I am enjoying my morning coffee when I hear a sickening thud and the sound of something lightly sliding down the kitchen window. The window shakes ever so slightly. Before I can even look up from my newspaper, I realize a bird has struck the window. Looking outside, I see a trembling, dazed mockingbird on the walkway below. Fortunately, he is on his feet. I watch him for a few minutes to be sure none of my neighbor's cats, who claim my yard as their own, find him. In a few minutes, thankfully, he is airborne again—hopefully wiser about windows and no worse for wear.
Lessons to remember from 2008 as we move forward
Last year, on the same day that Californians narrowly approved
BASEBALL: National League brings great pitching and three-run homer for All-Star win
Prince Fielder and Pablo Sandoval
Sister of Stow beating suspect testifies, seems eager to aid defense
LOS ANGELES – Since the arrest of two men last summer in a brutal beating at Dodger Stadium, Dorene Sanchez's role in the case had remained a mystery.
Local officials keep dishing out raises to public employees
Sometimes, reading the newspaper is bad for my blood pressure;















