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With a nod to the past and a vision for the future, more than 50 long-time Pleasanton residents are working to create an anecdotal history of the city.
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With a nod to the past and a vision for the future, more than 50 long-time Pleasanton residents are working to create an anecdotal history of the city.
Public radio listeners know former Savannah writer George Dawes Green from The Moth. The storytelling organization — with its Radio Hour on GPB — turns 25 years old this month. And its founder Green is celebrating another milestone, the release of his fourth novel.
Michael Corso, a blind retired executive with the state Public Service Commission, has a...
Catherine Burns, unsurprisingly, likes to read and remember people’s stories, while running through Brooklyn, gardening and playing games with her family.
Michael Corso, a retired state worker who is blind, will tell a story about the time he...