Author Christopher Moore discusses his latest book, “The Serpent of Venice,” which combines greed, revenge, deception, lust and a giant (but lovable) sea monster. The book talk is from 7-8 p.m. Wednesday, May 21 at Copperfield’s Books, 140 Kentucky St. Visit copperfieldsbooks.com. An exhibit of landscape arts inaugurates the Burdell Building’s IceHouse Gallery, with an [...]
We’re going to explore the last local remnants of the horse-drawn era, a time of livery stables and farriers, horseshoers and ostlers. A time of hitching posts and carriage blocks.
With landmark for sale, historian Katherine Rinehart nominates it for 'most endangered' list.
Gordon Swenson's shearing skills paid for the family farm and opened some surprising doors.
Petaluma antique dealer scores a unique collection of taxidermied zoo animals from an Alabama collector.
Autumn's debut is a time to reflect on life and nature's bounty.
As the Spanish/English elementary school program enters its fifth year, it's a new home at the former Bernard Eldredge Elementary School.
Longtime customers attest to helpful, friendly service.
Regulars sing praises of the friendly, 90-year-old Lakeville Highway watering hole.
