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April 6, 2026

‘Fiddler on the Roof’: Full of tradition

The audience at the Morgan Hill Community Playhouse received South Valley's Civic Theatre production of “Fiddler on the Roof” - the final production of the season - with well deserved kudos. If this is an example of what is coming next season, run – don't walk – to purchase next season’s tickets. This was an extremely well done show with an excellent cast. This wonderful piece of theatre is reincarnated with exuberance and energy, and is a joy to watch.

Annie get your treat, and did you have a clue that the iron is gone?

Is there nothing sacred in this world? So many things that we took for granted are now just fading memories. You know, like necker’s knobs on our steering wheels; 78 and 45 RPM phonograph records; even using clothes pins to fasten playing cards to the fork of our Schwinns so they protruded into the spokes and  made it sound like we were riding a motorcycle. All these are gone. And we’ve learned to live with those changes, I guess.

Don’t be a couch potato: 10 easy tips

Recent studies have raised our awareness that sitting for long periods can be hazardous to our health. At the same time, more and more leisure and work activities involve sitting. Some experts recommend converting our desks to sit-to-stand workstations as a means to a healthier future. But for financial or other reasons, not all of us can make this change. Are we doomed? Perhaps not.

There’s more to that cute head tilt

Q: When our dog hears a funny noise, he tips his head sideways to listen. We think it's adorable, but why does he do this?

Now is not the time to close the barn door

Closing the barn door after the horses are out is not a good

Youth ‘thrive’ at Gilroy church

It may be a cliché, but that makes it no less true: Every religion is only a generation away from extinction. One local church that is not about to let that happen is Gilroy's Foothills Church (8335 Church St.).

Church, school partnership benefits students

Elementary schools in the Gilroy Unified School District

‘West Side Story’: A bombastic revival

In 1957, musical theatre was dramatically changed with the Broadway opening of multi-award winning "West Side Story". Leonard Bernstein's music and Jerome Robbins' choreography raised the bar for musicals forever.

Music to our ears: coming back around

It must be a sign that I’m becoming a Cranky Old Person (COP) when some of the music I’m hearing these days leaves me shaking my head and muttering unintelligible things to myself.

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