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When I was a kid, our family took a road trip every summer from our home in Colorado to visit my grandparents in Phoenix.

The history of the Santa Clara Valley is one of constant

"It's like dejà vu all over again."

It has come to my attention that there are numerous highly rich

As a way of expanding living space, many homeowners today incorporate the great outdoors in their home decorating projects. This is especially true here in the South Valley and other parts of California where we enjoy near-temperate weather most of the year. Whether it's for a porch, patio or sunroom, outdoor decorating can create a beautiful extension of your home. And, as with any other room, it all begins with a plan.

Ever feel like your computer mouse has run amok? You can control many features of your mouse, whether it's a standard mouse or a fancy, ergonomic model.

Another school year has ended, and summer has set in. Seniors

Being single isn't for wimps. It's tough out there in the dating world. So tough, in fact, that I've found myself becoming more and more comfortable with my single status.

When Pulitzer Prize finalist playwright Jon Robin Baitz put pen to paper (or fingers to PC) to write “Other Desert Cities,” he was either in split personality mode or solving a Rubik’s cube puzzle – or both. His play is about dysfunctional family members with fragile backgrounds. Some have a secret that could break the delicate hold that - at times - keeps the family together.

Youth groups from California churches have had a long tradition