When actress Rose Mcgowan came out with sexual assault allegations against Harvey Weinstein in 2017, she kickstarted the major growth of the #Metoo movement. Women then came together on social media to...
Los Medanos College Allies Club and LMC faculty from the LGBTQ community celebrated “Coming Out Day,” an event that addresses LGBTQ issues and encourages community visibility. Three faculty members...
Carissa Day’s life took an unexpected turn when in her junior year of high school she found out she was pregnant with her first child, Reese Everleigh Treff. Reese was unplanned, but ultimately a blessing...
As Student Outreach coordinator, Elizabeth Ramirez helps hundreds of high school students every week better determine what they are going to do with their future. She encourages them to go college, get...
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When looking for experimental, cutting edge beer people don't often think of Pittsburg. Which is a shame, given that E.J. Phair is brewing some truly...
Downtown Martinez’s food scene has blossomed in recent years with the addition of several colorful restaurants and bars. One of these new arrivals, Five Suns Brewing, is an absolute gem.
Five...
Perry Continente, "4 Stars out of 5"
Nido’s modern spin on classic Mexican food can be a colorful and oddly nostalgic experience, and usually is, but the occasional blunder mars this otherwise exemplary...
Los Medanos College music director, Dr. Luis Zuniga, grew up in a no-nonsense kind of home when it came to education.
“Education was more like a religion,” said Zuniga about the atmosphere in his...
“Sí se puede.” These three words of inspiration have pushed people in their toughest times, lead civil rights movements and even helped a senator become president of the United States of America....
“I will not be offended if you don’t stretch. I know you’re here for the goats,” Gina Bravo, the yoga instructor said.
The class laughed. They were there for the goats.
First Generation...
A.R. Broom, twitter.com/AlexanderRBroom April 26, 2018
Like many enthusiasts, Samuel Camarista became interested in cars from learning how to work on his family’s vehicles with his father.
“Growing up, learning tools, passing them to him, watching him...
Colorism isn’t a typical theme in your average young adult novel, but in Toni Adeyemi’s “Children of Blood and Bone: Legacy of Orïsha,” it’s front and center. Adeyemi takes afrofuturistic elements,...
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