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Volunteers needed SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. - The popular Tallac Historic Site will officially open for the summer season on Memorial Day Weekend, starting Saturday, May 29 and going through Sunday, September 26. Nestled in a 250-year old Jeffrey Pine grove on 150 acres of National Forest System lands, the Tallac Historic Site features the Baldwin-Pope Estates, and Heller Estate, including a collection of 19 structures that are listed on the National Registry of Hist...

The Inn at Zaca Creek in Santa Ynez Valley embraces its Wild West roadhouse past FacebookTwitterEmail The bar at Zaca Creek is preserved from the original tavern.Courtesy of Danielle Honea Photography When Jim Buell built Zaca Creek in 1969, it was the kind of place where you could ride your horse right up to the door and hitch it up while you went inside to tie one on. In Buellton, a town named after Buell’s family, the place was what the Santa Barbara Independent called a “beloved steakho...

His death - announced on his own website and in emails to various news outlets in Rhode Island - came shortly after he learned the FBI was investigating allegations of a $200,000 credit card scam. This week the Sunday World established that no death certificates have been issued in this country for anyone of that name. His former foster mother in Ohio, Sharon Lane, told investigative journalist Tom Mooney that Alahverdian had got 22 credit cards and loans under her husbands name and ran up debt...

Big Bear bald eagles try again after losing first three eggs of 2021 [Redlands Daily Facts, Calif.] Feb. 9—Big Bear-area bald eagle couple Jackie and Shadow just don’t take “no” for an answer. The pair lost all three eggs laid in January, but on Monday afternoon, Feb. 8, Jackie laid her fourth egg live on the Friends of Big Bear Valley streaming nest cam. “Shadow was by her side for much of the beautiful event,” the group posted on its Facebook page. “Jackie looks good and is now ...

Months after the announcement that Nicholas Alahverdian had died last February — his obituary declared him a “warrior” for children whose last words were “fear not and run toward the bliss of the sun” — Father Bernard Healey received an email from someone “purporting to be his widow.” “This person,” Father Healey says, requested a memorial Mass for Alahverdian at Our Lady of Mercy, in East Greenwich. State politicians and other officials would be invited to celebrate the l...

PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — The death of a vocal critic of Rhode Island’s child care...

"He asked me, ‘Do you think this Nicholas Alahverdian is still alive?’” Alahverdian, a critic of the state’s child welfare program who had pushed lawmakers like Hull to support reforms, died of cancer five months earlier, according to his widow and a widely disseminated email from the “Alahverdian Family Office.” His announced death, at 32, came just two months after Alahverdian informed reporters at various media outlets that he had late-stage non-Hodgkin lymphoma and had weeks t...