Cheek: Thoughts on a malodorous bulb and a festival
Gilroyans love their garlic and they love their festival devoted
The biggest problem in real estate
Often at parties or gatherings with family, friends or clients, a question I get asked is, “What’s the biggest problem in real estate?”
Roman Catholics celebrate World Day of the Sick
In 1992, Pope John Paul II instituted a new feast day for Roman
Keep the community’s interests at heart
When Superintendent Dr. Alan Nishino was first hired, he went
Food, immigrants and compassion on Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving Day is an occasion to mark an American myth. This
Getting Out: Start toward goals with one step
Conventional wisdom says that we learn life’s lessons in the school of hard knocks, and I suppose that is true. But I have learned many of life’s most important lessons during my outdoor wanderings.
Colonial Williamsburg: Glimpse the 18th century
Bright as the gold that lured the settlers to the New World, a dandelion thrusts its shaggy head from the embrace of the gnarled paper mulberry roots in Colonial Williamsburg.
Teen tips on the age of majority (Part 2)
In a previous column, I detailed the rights and responsibilities
Create and bake a traditional pizza at home
I adore pizza. Not just any pizza, but traditional wood-fired Neapolitan style. Although I have never been to Naples to truly experience what many feel is a life changing pizza, I do enjoy similar styles that can be found at a few restaurants here in the South Valley. Making similar pizzas at home was a difficult task because I lacked the correct equipment, but I recently rediscovered a work around, which produces acceptable results.




