Issue: June 09, 2005
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Welcome to the people’s Summer Guide
Ahnold’s totally fantastic Summer Guide.
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Mall-mart RIP?
Westfield insists the Wal-Mart plan hasn’t been rolled back, but its prospects look grim.
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The parent trap
An initiative that would make it harder for teens to get abortions pits young girls against … an alternative-newspaper publisher?
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Temperature, and floors, rising
The weather’s right for visiting Sacramento’s stroll-friendly neighborhoods.
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Letters for June 9, 2005
Love, hate, or indifference—readers express their opinions—sometimes about each other.
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Advice for the betrothed
What every bride and groom should know.
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Sacramento comes out
This year’s Sacramento Pride parade marks a new era for our city’s gay and lesbian communities.
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Hits and misses
Bites digests a flurry of proposed laws and an apt Zen koan.
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You flunked!
A poll indicates public ignorance on education spending runs rampant. Time to wise up and join the debate team.
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Height advantage
High-rises in the downtown and Midtown neighborhoods should be approved on a case-by-case basis.
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Keep diversity in the district
The governor’s redistricting plan threatens legislative diversity.
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Force for culture
Art of the Royal Chicano Air Force is on display through June 25 at La Raza Galeria Posada.
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Bruce Campbell’s love trip
Bruce Campbell’s latest book revels in the blue-collar side of Hollywood.
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The good, the bad and the buggy
An event of note from the weekly calendar.
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The Evil Queen: A Pornolexicology
Local author Benjamin L. Perez’s new book is fuel for the fire for literary fetishists.
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No more Suckramento
Local music promoter Brian McKenna’s season is just starting to get good.
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Little big town
The classic community production Picnic is worth a trip to the Woodland Opera House.
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Down an Alley Filled with Cats
This play traps two actors in a bookstore so as to solve a mystery.
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Flavors of the month
June’s Cafe provides a hearty meal in an unexpected place.
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Food Stuff
Homemade shortcake underneath is the best way to enjoy strawberries.
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Miranda rites
Former Raigambre frontman Sam Miranda evokes another California with Sol Peligro.
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A woman alone
A solo female vocalist who doesn’t sound like Ani DiFranco? Bring on Sandi Leeper!
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Antigone Rising
News flash: Corporate sponsorship does not guarantee talented musicianship.
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The Frontline
The Frontline draws mainstream attention to the Bay Area’s underground hip-hop scene.
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Akademie für Alte Musik Berlin
Nothing like a little German opera music to get the blood pumping, eh?
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Pop maestro
A weekly selection from the ever-expanding music scene.
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Boy meets script
Robert Rodriguez should have paid more attention to his actors and less attention to the digital 3-D.
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Welcome to the people’s Summer Guide
Ahnold’s totally fantastic Summer Guide.
This article was published on 06.09.05
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Life of pie
A summer legacy passed down through generations, the seasonal fruit pie is an art worth mastering.
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The Tao of Tahoe
A longtime coastal chauvinist finds a reason to head east.
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Summer cinema
Or how I learned to stop worrying and love the blockbuster.
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Scorched-earth tactics
Native California plants may be the solution to those summer plant-killing blues.
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Sweat! Sweat! Sweat!
How to let it go this summer without the accompanying blood and tears.
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The season of my discontent
Summer’s here, and the time is right for @*#%ing in the streets.
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