One day, a slow class day, a young boy falls asleep. When he wakes he believes he is still dreaming. He begins to do things
Author: Julie Cosgrove
Recession Survivors Part I
Illustration by Kirk McConnell From her vantage point working in a global logistics firm, Linda Lewellen has had a unique view of trading around the
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I really have mixed feelings writing about Marshall Canyon, the hidden jewel north of La Verne in eastern Los Angeles County. It has avoided the
How to raise helpful teenagers…or why we asked Teddy’s Mom
When Teddy turned two years old, his family held a big birthday party for him, full of relatives, cake and a mountain of presents. He
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We’ve been marching all year. It started with the women’s march in January 2017 when an eye-popping 700,000 of us crowded into downtown LA
March for Our Lives Riverside, Part 2 Looking Ahead
The week after the March for Our Lives, Riverside, the students were again meeting to “recoup” and plan ahead. They were buoyed by the experience,