FIREWORKS, PARADES & PARTIES July 3-7 celebrations about to blast off
A chorus of oohs and aahs will be heard throughout the county and beyond come Fourth of July, when the nighttime sky becomes the backdrop for striking displays of bright, colorful lights. And while the fireworks shows may serve as the grand finale of the holiday, many area celebrations are about more than just the pyrotechnics.
Charlie Musselwhite: ‘I ain’t lyin’!’
Charlie Musselwhite talks about his gunslinging grandfather, playing with Elvin Bishop, his favorite restaurants in Healdsburg and Geyserville, and how he worked his signature phrase into a Hollywood blockbuster...
Obesity in the United States Epidemic one reason for spiraling health care costs
Obesity is a huge problem in the United States, according to health officials who say it is the culprit behind increased rates of a host of chronic illnesses, including type-2 diabetes, heart disease and cancer.
Healdsburg Happenings, Aug. 24
Yoga on the MatThe Petty Theft tribute band plays a benefit for the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson Disease Research, following an hour-long community yoga session at Bacchus Landing on Thursday, Aug. 24. Yoga at 5pm, music event continues until 9:30pm, $50.
Friday Night...
THE FISHING REPORT: Tuna Time
Albacore Tuna fanatics are really chomping at the bit right now. It is that time of year when warm, blue, 58.5 degree water comes in close enough for sport boats to target these great eating fish. Typically anything inside of 50 miles is considered close but when the water gets into seven miles off of Carmel like it did last weekend, then there is some serious access for most boaters. Scores of five to 15 tuna per rod were reported with fish to 35 pounds. Wow! These fish really put up a great fight and, as already mentioned, are tremendous table fair.
A weekend and a way of life dedicated to Gravensteins
Gilroy has its garlic and Stockton celebrates the asparagus