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Off moisture offshore right now hitting land very minimal at best. Salmon here take a look you notice a few isolated showers we do have some cells caught on high 101calamondin a bottle and is light in intensity. We arent seeing any major on fort sumter in 4 7 cup heavy drizzle fog was to dry conditions along the mid and slow. Larry not livermore now clear that affects your eye and interstate 580 the for now thats the extent of it. Notice we have rain just offputting to the bay area with a couple...

On both shores, the blackfish bite is on fire from east end to west end, and the central south shore hosts good striper fishing with bluefin tuna in the mix.

Spanish mackerel chase bait around south shore inlets, local reefs see improved fluke fishing and the north shore is loaded with cocktail bluefish on bay anchovies.

Stripers and blues are piled in the L.I. Sound rips, fluke fishing is good in south shore bays, and bluefin of all sizes linger at the mid-shore tuna grounds.

Every two years the Beat Studies Association puts on its regular conference, typically at a location like a four-year-university in New York City or San Francisco. On Nov. 3-4, Harper College will host The Jack Kerouac Centenary. Its the associations first in-person event since before the pandemic.

Every two years the Beat Studies Association puts on its regular conference, typically at a location like a four-year-university in New York City or San Francisco.

The Asolo Rep’s Staging Our Future Capital Endowment Campaign expansion includes new spaces vital to the organization’s strategic plan.

Nature-loving mystic or proto-dudebro? Untameable free spirit or reclusive mama’s boy? On the centenary of his birth, it is time to look past the icon at the ‘bleeding ball of contradictions’ behind it

By Nick Millevoi Listen to any Joseph Spence song and you’ll find unexpected nuance and detail, no matter how many times you have heard it. While his repertoire consisted of a variety of music, from spirituals to popular songs to folk songs, the Bahamian guitarist (1910–1984) had a personal style and sound that put him…

"Encore: Unheard Recordings of Bahamian Guitar and Singing" is the latest archival release of music by Joseph Spence—the late Bahamian folk guitarist.