See you in the funny papers
The routine news of the week, what’s going on around town and with our families and bigger things like the $18 trillion national debt or the current woes of the last-place San Francisco Giants always go down better with a little humor on the...
About Town: Let’s talk drugs
Are unused and expired medications filling up your medicine cabinet? Don’t flush them down the drain because they will end up in creeks and streams and are harmful to fish. Don’t throw them in the trash because they can leach into the ground when they end up in a landfill and can contaminate groundwater. Help protect your family and the environment by taking your unwanted medications to a participating take-back location.
Decoding Teenagers: Old fashioned
Do you remember your first crush? I do, it was in 8th grade, that final year before high school and adventures beyond. A first crush is kind of like a rite of passage.
Kicked off the plane
We’ve all been dragged off that airplane and kicked from the “friendly skies” just like Dr. David Dao was from his United Airlines Chicago flight, which we all watched a dozen times last week on our TVs and phones. We don’t mean literally the...
Screenings: Makota Shinkai’s Your Name
Through a series of mystical events, my wife and I attended San Francisco’s 50th Cherry Blossom Festival Parade in Japantown in Sunday’s wind and rain, and watched the Japanese anime’ masterpiece Your Name at the Kabuki theater the same evening.
Cultivating Commmunity: Windsor Garden Club
If the rain put a damper on your early-April urge to get out and plant your spring garden, you’re not alone.
But take heart: technically it’s still too early to plant your spring garden anyway. Frost season isn’t over in Windsor until mid-April. Local gardeners...
Arts & Entertainment
‘Angels’ lands at Raven Performing Arts
:Every Sunday matinee we do a post-show discussion with the audience, so they get a chance to make comments and ask questions of the actors. We saw there were a lot of people who were quite moved and quite touched by the play. So the opening weekend could not have gone better, as far as I’m concerned," said director Steven David Martin.
