Tahiti: Gauguin’s Palette Comes To Life
An artist brings her watercolors to the South Pacific in search of inspiration from the land and Gauguin.
Indy Staff
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GILTI Tax Hike Could Not Be More Poorly Timed
The tax on income earned abroad is intended to keep items like intellectual property on our shores, but it impacts businesses of all sizes.
Kudos for Masks
I recently became tired of trying to get the manager to put up signs in the upstairs weights and exercise area.
Propaganda News
It’ll take a long time, likely a generation or two, but you can completely shut down organization’s such as Fox News and other faux news sites by investing in education.
Volunteers Needed for the 2022 Point In Time Count
January 26 from 5:30 a.m. – 8:30 a.m. The Point In Time (PIT) Count is the annual count of individuals and families experiencing homelessness
Deputies Bring Holiday Cheer to Hedges House of Hope in Isla Vista
Isla Vista Foot Patrol honors Father Jon Hedges with donations of essential items to the shelter.
A Love Letter to Every Medical Worker Left
This is my first Christmas not working in medicine in 20 years.
The Beat Goes On
Republicans’ narrative regarding the January 6 insurrection continues to change on an almost daily basis.
West Papua: An Island in Peril
Independence struggle continues, even as the government uses COVID to isolate the island.
Tom Stone: Local Hero
We note with sadness the passing of Tom Stone, who was able to thwart the efforts of Isla Vista’s absentee landlords to block the formation of the Isla Vista Recreation and Park District nearly 50 years ago.
