Back in the saddle again
When I chose to retire a few years back, many of my friends smiled skeptically and told me it wouldn’t last long. I shrugged off those doubters; after all, there were plenty of things to keep me busy. But you know, I really couldn’t stay away. I tried relief work, filling in for colleagues who wanted a day off. And, of course, I kept writing this column and doing some radio work here and there.
Plumbing the depths of a family vacation
Something I get asked a lot is “How did you start writing a newspaper column?” Or, “Do you ever run out of stuff to write about?”
Hollister homeowner receives faulty foreclosure letter
Considering Hollister resident Ken Johnson has never had any late payments on his Hemlock Court home’s mortgage, he was more than surprised to get a letter a week ago telling him a notice of default had been filed on his property.
NFL: 49ers’ hunt for receivers begins
Even 49ers general manager Trent Baalke, who is loathe to give away anything in terms of team strategy, admits his team is in the market for a receiver or three.
Hiker invites public on trek to region’s missions
The man who trekked through San Luis Obispo County in April as part of his quest to visit all of California's 21 missions is organizing another trip. This time, he's inviting the public to join him.
Lewis: When in doubt use the ‘Texas Wedge’
What club is the No. 1 choice for off-green short shots? The answer is the Texas Wedge or better known as a putter.
