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June 7, 2026

‘A Minister’s Wife’: A delicate love triangle

“A Minister’s Wife” has been transposed from Bernard Shaw’s “Candida” into a musical that makes for interesting theatre.

Cooking up Thanksgiving memories old and new

Now that another turkey has been reduced to its carcass and the

Seniors cherish high school experiences, embrace the future

Though financial and employment challenges may have limited

Visit the spa everyday? Bathroom update ideas

Wouldn’t a visit to spa-like oasis every morning be a wonderful way to start your day? Since most of us can’t do that every day, updating your bathroom is a great way to give you that spa-like feeling at home. Whether you’re planning a complete bathroom remodel or just a cosmetic update, there are a few main areas to consider for the most impact. Updating your bathroom doesn’t have to be a huge, expensive and complete redo. Making some less expensive changes can make a big impact.

Come in from the cold for a comforting soup

Despite the fact that it has been unseasonably warm in 2012, February is still the time of year for comfort food, and we're making soup. Rugged, simple and full of flavor.

Sadness looms over Morgan Hill

This “Teacher's Perspective” column was difficult to write today – not because I didn't have enough to say, but from the sad content of what I did have to say. I’m distressed on a number of levels that are related to our school district and our community.

Retirement seen through your eyes

How do you picture your future? If you are like many baby boomers, your view of retirement is likely pragmatic compared to that of your parents. That doesn't mean you have to have “plain vanilla” tomorrow. Even if your retirement savings are not as great as you would prefer, you still have great potential to design the life you want.

The ergonomic smartphone: Four tips to foil trouble

Holding your smartphone may be hazardous to your body. According to Dr. David Rempel, Director of the UC Berkeley and UC San Francisco Occupational and Environmental Medicine Program: Using a handheld computing device places your body in a hunched position, which can lead to pain in your back and neck.

The new ‘can’t miss’ weight-loss diet

A few months ago I noticed that over time I had apparently

Spend less now, live it up later

Baby boomers are known for wanting more out of life

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