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If you get the chance to follow any golfer this weekend, take the time to watch Erik Compton.

Our 4-year-old doberman, Fritz, is too skinny. Our vet checked

Joyce Hall was attempting to speak from her hospital bed in a

Those old enough to remember the decade of the ’50s (and earlier) are aware of some characteristics of the Roman Catholic Church in the United States in those days:  

Motorists driving in Morgan Hill Saturday may be surprised to

When my grandfather emigrated from Italy to America in the early 1900s, he brought his hopes and dreams of a better life. And like many other Italian-Americans, he also brought his love of wine.

Expecting a window of good fall weather, in mid-October I headed to Emigrant Wilderness – a place I had never visited. Set between Highway 108 and the northern border of Yosemite National Park, Emigrant Wilderness is nearly the last gasp of the polished granite alpine country characteristic of the High Sierra.

Last year held both disconcerting and promising changes for South County. On the disconcerting side, a California Supreme Court decision came at the end of the year that allows the state of California to kill redevelopment agencies. The decision means that the Morgan Hill Redevelopment Agency, which is responsible for many projects that improve the quality of life for city residents, will cease to exist on Feb. 1, 2012.

Playwright Jeffery Hatcher takes a moment in history and offers

Many of us plan thoughtfully for all kinds of life goals. Yet