Green and Tasty
Healthy food keeps on truckin’.
Month: August 2011
Steel Magnolias at the Rubicon Theatre
This production of Steel Magnolias is all heart and plays through September 18.
Free Fishing for All
Mackerel and more hitting our piers; plus no licenses needed on September 3.
Lawn Bowling
Lawn bowling is like chess played on a board measuring 120 feet in length with four rounded pieces that move in unique arcs.
Reform Effort Dismissed as PR Stunt
Das Williams votes against measure to even Assemblymembers’ budgets.
What If My Kid’s Gay?
Though we may have hunches about our kids, experts say we can’t ever really tell.
Notes for Notes Gets Big Nashville Welcome
Notes for Notes could not have asked for a more gracious and generous welcome to Nashville, where the music education nonprofit expanded to this month after a half-decade of continuing success in Santa Barbara, California: the respected weekly newspaper Nashville Scene celebrated the coming of Notes for Notes by listing it as one of Music City’s top 10 innovators in an August 18 cover story.
End War on Marijuana
The failed “War on Drugs” still bars medical use of cannabinoids to treat cancer pain, seizures, migraines, Crohn’s disease, and a host of other conditions.
Man Allegedly Steals Bike at Knifepoint
Police arrest him 30 minutes later.
TOMS Shoes Founder to Speak in Town
Topic is “Conscious Capitalism.”