I was a young sub-teenager when I first learned how to [tag]candy orange peel[/tag] from my beloved grandmother Yetta. It was the time of the ?Great Depression? and we were all living together in a crowded apartment in a Brooklyn slum. Because she had to work to support the family after her Husband David Laffer [...]
Entries Tagged as 'vol 02 issue 37'
Candied Orange Peel
July 19th, 2006 david koven · No Comments
Tags: Columns · In the Kitchen with Koven · vol 02 issue 37
Be true to you
July 19th, 2006 tony mims · No Comments
I would like to welcome you to another week of [tag]self-discovery [/tag]and [tag]universal understanding[/tag]. If you have been following my column, which has been running for almost three years now; you would know that I will deviate from the norm from time to time. That?s fine with me, because that?s me. To tell the truth [...]
Tags: Columns · Metaphysical Muse · vol 02 issue 37
Good Food, Good Service
July 19th, 2006 lanora scott · No Comments
Good Day Caf?, 38 Admiral Callaghan Lane 707 557-8802 Mon- Sat 6 a.m. ? 3 p.m. Sunday 7 a.m. ? 3 p.m. Walking into the [tag]Good Day Caf? [/tag]feels like stepping into a great aunt?s crowded living room. Knick-knacks line the windowsills and hang from the ceilings. Tables, chairs and booths are crowded together. Everyone [...]
Tags: Columns · Restaurant Review · vol 02 issue 37
Piratey Good Fun
July 19th, 2006 cyndi combs · No Comments
[tag]Johnny Depp[/tag] and his crew of drunken reprobates have returned to pillage, plunder, and pirate their way across the Caribbean, through theaters, and into our hearts. Over the top is a good phrase for [tag]Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man?s Chest[/tag], the center film in the planned trilogy. Traditionally center movie in trilogies have been [...]
Tags: Columns · Movie Review · vol 02 issue 37
Carquinez Cemetery: A Relic of the Past
July 19th, 2006 sharon mcgriff-payne · 1 Comment
Over the past few weeks, I have been researching some of Vallejo?s earliest residents. That research has taken me to a variety of places, including [tag]Vallejo?s Carquinez Cemetery[/tag] on Benicia Road. Far from being creepy, my visits to the ancient burial site, located next to St.Vincent?s Catholic Cemetery at Benicia Road and Rollingwood Drive, have [...]
Tags: Columns · Connections · vol 02 issue 37
Solano County Fair Fine Arts Awards Reception
July 19th, 2006 cyndi combs · No Comments
On Thursday, July 13, the [tag]Solano County Fair[/tag] held a [tag]Fine Arts Reception[/tag] for all the artists entered in the 2006 fair. I was impressed. This is one of the finest collections of art I have seen displayed anywhere this year. [tag]Solano County[/tag] residents are a talented lot and an excellent selection of art can [...]
Tags: Features · vol 02 issue 37
Local Bands to Compete
July 19th, 2006 maria guevara · No Comments
The [tag]8th annual Battle of the Bands[/tag] is coming to Vallejo Saturday, July 22, 2006, 8 p.m. – 1 a.m. at [tag]Chris Club[/tag] located at 656 Benicia Road (next to Starbucks/Shell/McDonalds). The Battle of the Bands is dedicated to promoting people, music & culture in the world. If you want to register, it costs only [...]
Tags: Columns · Concert Review · vol 02 issue 37
Red Road to Wellness
July 19th, 2006 Listen & Be Heard · No Comments
The [tag]11th annual Vallejo Pow-Wow[/tag] will be held this weekend – July 22-23 2006 at Vallejo’s Waterfront. The theme for this year is “[tag]Red Road to Wellness[/tag]“. Many sacred prayers and dances will be performed this weekend for the betterment of families. Peace and unity within the family structure is the goal this weekend. Come [...]
Tags: Features · vol 02 issue 37
Raising the Roof
July 19th, 2006 kirsten lunde · 3 Comments
It?s a rare [tag]theatrical feat[/tag] to combine humor, warmth, history, struggle, sorrow, joy, and genuine humanity into one musical. [tag]Fiddler on the Roof[/tag] has been doing that for nearly 42 years, thanks to a splendid score by Jerry Bock and Sheldon Harnick and to Joseph Stein?s brilliant book. This perennial classic is a perfect fit [...]
Tags: Columns · Theatre Review · vol 02 issue 37
Speakout – July 19-25, 2006
July 19th, 2006 Listen & Be Heard · No Comments
Hi Martha, I just read your editorial on VCAT. I thought it was fair, balanced, and overall a good job. While I might not agree with everything that was stated by some of the people, it was fair and to the point. Mark Mazzaferro Public Information Officer for the City of Vallejo, VCAT Boardmember Excellent [...]
Tags: Columns · Speak Out! · vol 02 issue 37
What?s Going on Around Here
July 19th, 2006 martha mims · No Comments
There seems to be no shortage of activities at the height of summer here in Vallejo. This issue of Listen & Be Heard Weekly points the way to many of the things you can do with or without the kids this week and beyond. Our calendar editor, Cyndi Combs, (who won an award at the [...]
Tags: Columns · Letter from the Editor · vol 02 issue 37