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When Charles Dickens wrote “Oliver Twist,” a heart wrenching/sentimental story about the poor and the mistreatment of children in the early 1800s, I imagine the last thing on his mind was a musical about his hero's journey from orphan to finding his upper class family.

Curtain Up: ‘Boeing Boeing’ is funny hysterical confusion

July 8, 2015

Bring dinner and a bottle of your favorite wine and be treated to a delightful evening with the French farce “Boeing Boeing” at Limelight Actors Theater through July 18.

Nearly any gift will make Dad happy on Father’s Day

June 12, 2012

There’s something about Father’s Day that makes me relax. It’s the gift giving, frankly. Honestly? Unless you give your dad a gift that he already has, you have it made in the gift giving department for Father’s Day.

Kudos to Congressional Redistricting Reform Proposals

May 1, 2007

Hooray for California Assembly Speaker Fabian Nu

‘God of Carnage’ works up quite a lather

April 11, 2016

The 2009 Tony Award-winning play God Of Carnage opened at the Morgan Hill Playhouse on April 8 and raised the bar on South Valley Civic Theatre presentations. We have talent here in our little town and it’s really good.

TERAJI: Family’s Japanese history appears before their eyes at Steinbeck Center

One for the ‘Only in California’ file

We just won’t abide a rude attitude

Church offers sports opportunities

Missed Opportunity: Immigration Reform Bill Defeated

Diabetes is treatable in dogs

Churches adapt practices to cope with flu outbreak

Tips for recovering from unemployment

‘Sunsets and Margaritas’: Creative Dysfunction

Morgan Hill Methodists welcome new pastor

‘Oliver’: Heart-wrenching and sentimental

Curtain Up: ‘Boeing Boeing’ is funny hysterical confusion

Nearly any gift will make Dad happy on Father’s Day

Kudos to Congressional Redistricting Reform Proposals

‘God of Carnage’ works up quite a lather

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