Navigating toward insanity in complicated new car
I bought a new car and it hates me. Worse, it's smarter than me. This is not a good thing.
Mushroom Masters
So captivated by the mushroom, Egyptian pharaohs considered the famous fungi food for royalty and decreed that no commoner should touch them. The Egyptians were not alone in their reverence for the mushroom. Various civilizations in history have placed the mushroom central to religious...
VOLLEYBALL: Rams sweep Hartnell in conference opener
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Health centers caught in territorial rift
Congressman Sam Farr hosts meeting with reps from three counties
Marty: Out-of-county earnings are critical to local economy
Local agriculture is an important element of San Benito County’s economy, but its impact is dwarfed by government employment and especially the inflow of out-of-county earnings; yet we know very little detail about that critical sector.
Pop Warner opens season with jamboree
Three Vikings teams defeat foes from Morgan Hill and East Bay;
‘Water By The Spoonful’: Deep, intertwined theater
“Water By The Spoonful” is the second part of a trilogy by Quiara Alegria Hudes that won the 2012 Pulitzer Prize for drama. It straddles and intertwines two story lines: one about a wounded Iraq war veteran struggling mentally with what happened during his tour of duty, the loss of a loved one and his interactions with family and drugs. The second thread of the plot involves a group of deeply flawed characters, each with a load of personal baggage, involved in an online chatroom where they try and help each other over the difficult road to staying off crack.
