Mormons and Muslims have a lot in common
A look of horror hit the faces of a couple of my friends when I
Giving Locals A Lifetime of Kinship
Agency serving county residents pairs children, adoptive parents
Erskine: Revisiting paintings of the past
For most of us, a day outdoors is simply an opportunity to exercise and a chance to escape into nature's solitude and beauty. But for others the love of nature is greater and spills over into other areas of interest like art, history or natural history.
‘Hair’: A timely reincarnation
Anyone who can remember "Let The Sun Shine In", "Aquarius" and "Good Morning Starshine" will remember the intensity of the '60s. It was defined by anti-Vietnam war sentiments, burning draft cards, the hippie revolution, flower children, sex, drugs and free love - just to get started.
The Cayman Islands are a diver’s paradise
The underbelly of the flying wing is soft and smooth; the
Manage money carefully this holiday season
As you know, the holiday season can be joyous, hectic, celebratory – and expensive.
Roman Catholics encounter changes in Mass
Last month I attended the baptism of my nephew at St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Church in Capitola. The homily preached by the church's pastor, the Rev. Matthew Pennington, announced some changes his congregation (and, indeed, all English-speaking Catholics) will soon encounter. "C&E Catholics" (those who attend Mass only on Christmas and Easter) are in for some surprises.
