Obstinance, beliefs, facts all part of forming opinions
Contrariness, or basic reflexive oppositionalism, runs strong in my family. I often joke that I
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Artist finds the art in ordinary objects
When Elliott Night was a child, she enjoyed concocting elaborate costumes and putting on performances
Prep your garden for winter – and spring
Even though it’s November, the garden and landscape still need tending. This is your last
Is Hollywood the new Harpy of bogus viruses?
There I was minding my own business, doing research for my next article, visiting a
Learning about the Concord chamber from the inside
The Concord Chamber staff and board consist of dedicated individuals coming together to benefit Concord
Concord mayor reflects on year’s accomplishments
It was with great pride that I accepted the gavel and the title of mayor
Clayton welcomes new city manager
On Nov. 5, the City Council concluded the city manager hiring process and unanimously approved
Fee reform crucial to making California affordable
As Californians know all too well, we are in the depths of a housing crisis
County officials working for accurate Census count
I have previously written about the 2020 Census work our county is doing, and I
October is Breast Cancer Awareness month and a good time to look at risk
My mom was 42 when she was diagnosed with breast cancer. Her sister was also