Sam Goodrich On Armed Forces Day, 20 Support Our Troops flag display volunteers placed 180 American flags on the median of Ed Robson Blvd all the way to the Robson Ranch Clubhouse. The display honored not just the 75 relatives of Robson Ranch residents serving in the military but also all members of every military…
Nancy Toppan We are introduced to The Roaring Twenties, The Jazz Age and Prohibition in Fitzgerald’s novel, The Great Gatsby. The bestseller describes the opulent lives of wealthy east coasters during one of the rowdiest periods in American history. The pursuit of wealth and materialism and the acceptance of moral laxity was man’s aspiration during…
Sherry Zeise Classic, spicy, traditional, international, bold, sweet; we had it all! Oh, were you thinking this describes the food? No, that’s the variety of ladies attending the “Mothers’ Tea.” At the newly named Coffee Tree Café in Argyle, formerly known as “Cachette Bistro,” the owner graciously closed at 3:00 p.m. allowing New Life Lunch…
Bernadette Fideli Have you noticed how Pinot Grigio has become nearly synonymous with “easy-drinking white wine,” and Pinot Noir has emerged as the red wine that can do no wrong? What makes the Pinot family of grapes so drinkable? Why is just about every wine-producing country trying to grow Pinot? Eileen Whittaker and Jim Fox…
Jo Bostwick Mark Musgrove is a highly respected member of our woodworking shop. If you’ve had any furniture repair done by our group, Mark has probably been the one to do it. He tackles the most difficult job with gusto and has never disappointed a client. This last month he took on a new job.…
Janie Farnsworth On May 17 the Tuesday Tasters were hosted by John and Paula Saunders on Gallery. The theme was bring your favorite red. We had three different reds that were tasted that night. Second and third place winners were a DiVinci Cianti brought by Tom and Vickie Moses and a Manos Negras Pinot Noir…