When Harry met Laurie (the Catholic burglar)
I met my husband when I was burglarizing his house. Or maybe I was robbing it. Is there a difference? I mean, in “Law & Order” - which I watch all the time because I am slowly morphing into my 92-year-old grandmother; another column entirely - um, in “Law & Order” they say burglary. But then I've heard some say robbery. Also? Homicide - but I'm very, very certain that did not come into play the night I met Harry.
Letters: Passage of health care reform means manipulation, not representation
Dear Editor, I am outraged at the federal government for
‘I do art because I have to’
Gilroy High School’s recent production of the beloved musical “Annie” deserves accolades. Director Ethan Stocks created a tight, fresh production enhanced with choreography by Hilary Little, an outstanding orchestra prepared by Greg Grant, and a cast of talented actors.
Letters: “Flower Lady’ just wants to say thanks to all who helped
Dear Editor, I have truly enjoyed the past 10 years as the city
Guest view: Cordoba Center follows American tradition
When the early settlers came out West, the first thing they did was build a church with an adjacent cemetery. That was their commitment to their new abode, then as well as in the Hereafter. Those quaint churches and cemeteries now dot our countryside, each with its own rich history and interesting stories to tell.
Letters: Holiday decorations are put up and taken down by volunteers
Dear Editor: There was an inquiry on the Red Phone referencing
Keep Your Cool When Summer Temperatures Sizzle
Repeat after me… "I love summer. I love heat. I love summer. I love heat. I love…" Oh, for heaven's sake – it's Hot outside!






