Life lessons learned while making Calvin’s quilt
Recently a resurgence has occurred in the art of quilt making. And far be it from me to let anything re-surge without me.
Summer is perfect time to sip a little wine
I love summertime when the weather calls for relaxing on the patio with friends, sipping a chilled glass of wine and watching families of hummingbirds at the feeder.
2 letters: Moving July 3 Street Dance; Morgan Hill development of southwest quadrant
Moving July 3 Street Dance didn’t make everyone happy, but here’s why we did it …
4 letters: Southeast quad, Patriotic Sing, the economy, retired librarian
Letter writer on development issues is telling outright lies in ‘latest potshot diatribe’
Power for the people and city
When the lights go out, the impacts are far reaching from our city’s frozen commerce to our sweltering residents. Restaurants shut down, the elderly in our community are forced to deal with more difficult circumstances on hot days and it’s a general pain in the rear end for everyone.
‘American Idiot’: A Broadway musical by punk rockers Green Day
As an audience member, you will either love this production or hate it.
Donate life-saving blood at local churches
Blood plays an important role in Christianity. The Gospels report that when Jesus of Nazareth shared the Last Supper with his disciples he took a cup of wine, and after giving thanks, he gave it to them all to drink from saying, “This is my blood of the New Covenant, which is poured out for many for the forgiveness of sins.” Almost all Christian communities celebrate the ritual of Holy Communion following the commandment he gave, using wine or grape juice to represent blood.
A few do’s and don’ts for Fourth of July
Here it is, another Fourth of July and time to plan the picnics, the barbecues and of course, the fireworks. I am a veteran of many Independence Day celebrations, having attended them my entire life – well, except for that brief period when I lived in Canada and shockingly, nobody celebrated the Fourth of July. I think it was because a) they are a different country; and b) it’s too cold there in July to have outdoor celebrations.
Scientific literacy made the American Revolution
As you and your friends and family get set for the Independence Day celebrations here in the South Valley, I hope you’ll take a moment to think about the great American experiment we are a part of today. The word “experiment” to describe our republic is a fitting one. Many of the leaders who founded our nation were scientifically astute and understood the principles of carrying out tests to prove or disprove revolutionary ideas – including political ideas.
5 letters on the Fourth festivities, food trucks, heroic pit bulls and the sexual abuse of children
’Shocked’ after hearing the July 4th street dance is moving away from downtown








