Trucks, trucks and more trucks. Unfortunately, that's the initial reaction of my recent trip north from Sacramento to Dunsmuir. Apparently the covid hasn't kept the…
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I took a stand the other day by taking a knee and kept it for 8 minutes and 46 seconds, the same amount of time that Derek Chauvin
This week, the other specter lurking everywhere decided to make itself more widely noticed. There could hardly be a worse time for Global Warming
If you were born in the early 1950s like I was and lived in one of California’s cities or in one of its newly flourishing…
As I noted in my last article the Long Highway through six generations of The Town wound further than I imagined. This one, however, is…
It was the summer of 1977. I was fresh out of high school, living on my own, generally disinterested in the church but not yet…
In a career full of high-end failures, my failure back in 2000 to convince Terence “Kayo” Hallinan to trust Kamala Harris has to rank near…
Donald Trump is in the White House because of abortion. Not solely that issue, of course, but it was his craven, calculated, and hypocritical embrace…
I live where the Navarro River meets the ocean, where the tides ebb and flow, animals come and go, and I am a part of…