Religion Today: Good Shepherd celebrates 60th anniversary
The congregation of Gilroy's Lutheran Church of the Good
Our city happily going to the dogs
There are more things to like about Morgan Hill than I could list in three “Much Ado About Nothing” columns. The fantastic library. The Community Center. The athletic field and aquatic center. The list goes on and on. But the one that tops my list is the Morgan Hill Dog Park.
The notrump opening bid
The last several times I wrote about making an opening bid with 13-21 points using either the five card major or convenient minor conventions - covering opening bids of one club, one diamond, one heart and one spade. Next we want to examine the one notrump opening bid.
Mormons provide Helping Hands to communities
Once a year, members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day
The Jacoby transfer convention explained
Last time we talked about using the stayman convention to ask partner, who opened one notrump, if he has a four-card major suit. But, let's assume you hold a five or six card heart suit; so you already know that you should probably bid game in hearts, but, for tactical reasons, it would be better if the notrump hand remained hidden from the opponents.
Roman Catholics celebrate World Day of the Sick
In 1992, Pope John Paul II instituted a new feast day for Roman
Notes on naming beneficiaries
Neglecting to name names, forgetting to change names, or naming the wrong names, could potentially create a lot of grief and/or costly mistakes. Please take a moment to consider the following:
The Exploratorium: An explosion of old and new
The new and improved Exploratorium is like no other place on earth. Touch everything, explore, ask questions and lose yourself in displays in the six galleries with mind stretching exhibits. It covers 330,000 square feet and sits in a lustrous $300 million new home with a Ph.D. around every corner to answer your questions and head up the different displays.
Area Christians observe Good Friday
It was warm and sunny at San Jose's Alum Rock Park last Friday. At 11:45 a.m., a group of more than 50 people, varying in age from children in strollers to seniors with canes and including four clergymembers, gathered in the uppermost parking lot. They could have been there for a picnic.





