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An open heart leads us higher to happiness

We live in a time that feels like we are being tested. No matter what your political party or religion is, you may feel great division with our society. What we counted on as the solid ground of truth and integrity to steady us seems to have slipped, and down the...

Scripps Ceramics Annual offers a place to ponder

Seventy-three years on, the Scripps College Ceramics Annual is still reminding visitors that ceramics is an exciting and multi-faceted medium that extends far beyond a simple pot. This year’s exhibit highlights nine American artists whose clay creations evoke...

Up in the air

Flying has become so ubiquitous, we do it in our sweatpants. We carry on sandwiches like we’re 10 years old and headed on a field trip to the La Brea Tar Pits (I bring this up because I went to the La Brea Tar Pits a lot in grammar school, and I always had a...

After high hopes, President Trump can’t help himself

After the president addressed Congress last week, I was really hoping we had turned a corner. There was less bitterness from the election. No call-out of the press. It was time for Trump to start acting like President Trump. After his address, several days passed with...

Police blotter 3-10-17

Wednesday, March 1 Police are investigating a burglary at a home on the 500 block of Redlands Avenue. Between 1 p.m. on February 22 and 1:30 on March 1, an unidentified burglar smashed the rear window of the home and gained entry, according to Lt. Mike Ciszek of the...