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Local baseball fans flock Arizona’s Cactus League

March 6, 2013

Some of us suffer harder than others through our long winter with short days, extra grayness and the absence of the sound of a crack of the bat hitting a baseball.

Screenings

February 27, 2013

Celebrating Oscar Night at the Rialto

Smaller crowds expected for Barrel Tasting 35th annual event — March 1-3 and 8-10

February 27, 2013

Wine enthusiasts are set to scry the future during the first two weekends in March when the Wine Roads organization holds its Barrel Tasting event. For the 35th annual Barrel Tasting, on March 1-3 and 8-10, more than 120 wineries will be opening their doors and welcoming thousands of visitors to try wine straight from the barrel.

Fishing Report: Fish need water

February 20, 2013

The fish need water. We need rain. It really can’t get any more basic than that. We got a little rain on Tuesday but what is really needed is another 5-10 inches. Now I am reminded that we still have almost twice as much rain fall as we had last year and we ended up with a normal year, but all this good weather is a lot better for golf than for steelhead fishing.

Ask Dr. Shiroko

February 20, 2013

Could the flu be good for you?

Running the Wine Country Healthy diversion or aversion therapy?

February 20, 2013

One recent morning, I found myself signing up for yet another half marathon and briefly pulled up short at the following question: Why are you registering for the Marin Half Marathon?

Vital Living

February 14, 2013

The global human effect of grains, meats and water

Screenings

February 14, 2013

We’ve all heard those scary side effects disclaimers on the prescription drug ads before we manage to push the MUTE button. All too often, the voice casually says something like, “…may result in anxiety, paranoia, amnesia, sleepwalking or death.” All of the above apply to the characters in Steven Soderbergh’s newest (and, he says, possibly his last) film, “Side Effects,” where the master of conspiracy draws quite a bit from the master of suspense in this Hitchcock-styled derivation.

Edible Art

February 14, 2013

Local bakers are producing cakes so pretty, it’s almost a shame to eat them. Almost.