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April 8, 2026

Bunko Junkie, Not as Illegal as it Sounds

It's time I came clean about something: I'm a bunko junkie. Now

There Are Clear Ways to Make Changes Stick

All of us have played the

County Puts Bitter Taste in Solis Plan

Winery owner David Vanni battles bureaucracy; neck-deep in red

Christian Influence Still Strong in Hawaii

Anyone who has read James Michener's panoramic historical

Striking it Rich

The South Valley's Young at Heart league has bowlers ages 50 and

Moffett Field’s Hangar One Should be Preserved

Next time you travel along Highway 101 as it passes Sunnyvale's

No Parties, Just Piercings for this Santa Barbara Visitor

Be careful what you say around good friends who know your line of blarney. I guess I said one too many times this year that I'd like to pierce my nose in honor of my 40th year on the planet. I didn't think anyone was really listening – until I found myself on vacation with friends in Santa Barbara last week.

The Big D and The Big W: Peak-season Chores

The calendar says August, but this is the peak garden season for locals, thanks to our long growing season. It's not unusual for local gardens to continue to bloom and provide a bountiful harvest well into September and October. Thus, here are some peak-season chores in the garden.

Leona’s Life a Lesson to All

As they get older, I sometimes hear people complain that they feel "invisible," or like they are no longer appreciated the way they once were. Last Sunday, when a big birthday celebration for Leona Kolbly's life brought many people together from all walks of life in Gilroy, it was obvious that Leona's life continued to touch everyone she came into contact with no matter what her age (or theirs).

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