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Preview: B-52s
Seminal 80s dance band celebrate new release, 'Funplex.'
Preview: Ben Taylor
Sweet baby Ben, all grown up.
Preview: A Week at Petaluma's Mystic Theater
John Hiatt, Ozomatli, Groundation, Medeski, Martin & Wood, Buckethead and yes, more.
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City Sound Inertia
Gabe Meline's all-too-cluttered world of music
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Review: 'Lola Montes'
It's the kind of movie they don't make movies like anymore. But honestly, they never did. Only Max OphŸls did. And only once. And then he died.
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Preview: Slaughterhouse Space in Healdsburg
The Slaughter Acts Festival brings performance artists to an old abbatoir at the Duchamp Winery.
Profile: Julia's Kitchen chef Jeff Mosher
Slow Food cooking that Mrs. Childs would be proud of.
Winery review: Terroirs in Geyserville
Kerry and Daisy Damskey have assembled a few winesfrom Godwin Family Wines, Hughes Family Vineyards and Pe–a Ridge as well astheir own Palmeri label.
Restaurant review: Restaurant Eloise in Sebastopol
Wine Country food at Manhattan prices not quite a fit.
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Marin Sewage
With winter rains on the way, has Marin cleaned up its act—and Richardson Bay?
Co-Housing Apartments
A new co-housing project seeks unusual people: renters.
Gov. Schwarzenegger, I Want My Check
A newly-minted second-class citizen (read: gay man) demands his share of California's matrimonial bounty.
Green Zone
Exploring Spring Lake's Environmental Discovery Center.
Letters to the Editor
November 12 - 18, 2008
