At Terra Coffee

It’s that time of year again. The holidays are knocking at our doors, a slight chill is in the air, and we are craving comforting food and drinks to warm us from the inside out. Luckily Terra Coffee knows how to lean into the seasons […]

American Waffle Diner adds new menu items

Do you remember the first time you tasted cotton candy? Its airy texture that melts in your mouth is the classic childhood treat that keeps amusing us with its unique and satisfying flavor. In hues of pink, blue, and purple, tasting it immediately makes anyone […]

He defended our country, then he built up the community

Bart Robinson is a man of few words. He is humble and soft spoken. While he doesn’t boast or call out his admirable accomplishments, his actions—past and present, speak volumes.  When asked about his commendable years in the Navy during the Vietnam War, Bart downplays […]

It’s like a shrimp cocktail, but better

Michael Midgley doesn’t do anything the conventional way. Instead, this inventive chef puts a twist on the classics to create a diversified and creative menu. One of our favorite appetizers this time of year is the Seafood Cocktail. Similar, but of course not identical, to […]

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DIY Indian Cuisine at Home

If you’ve never had the pleasure of tasting authentic Indian food, you’ve never experienced the mouth-watering layers of flavors the cuisine is famous for. On the flip side, if you’re a fan of the delicious Indian dishes served up at local restaurants, you know the […]

Sarah Steffens shares her recipe for Broccoli Parmesan Soup

California’s Central Valley has been referred to as “The Greatest Garden in the World” and the “Nation’s Salad Bowl” because of the abundance of fresh fruits, vegetables, nuts, and dairy that are produced, packaged, and shipped all over the world. Thanks to San Joaquin’s various […]

Dante’s Pizza & Café has a lot to offer

Tucked in a strip mall on Thornton Avenue in Stockton is one of the community’s most beloved Italian restaurants in the San Joaquin County. Dante’s Pizza & Café has been a staple since 1985. It’s owner, Jimmy, came to Stockton in 1984 after having spent […]

Take a bite out of Denver’s food and art scenes

A mile above sea level, Denver is one of our favorite cities to visit any time of year, and while most may be clamoring to Colorado’s other zip codes for winter sports, we say Fall is when it’s best to seek out this city. We’ve […]

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Local OB/GYNS answer our biggest questions

What is a good age for a woman’s first visit to an OBGYN and what can she expect? The American Congress of Obstetricians and Gynecologists recommends initiating gynecologic visits between the ages of 13 and 15. “A patient’s first visit is just a talk between […]

Becca Reed adds choreography to cycling classes

There are many benefits to participating in spin classes. The fitness phenomenon that has taken off in popularity the last decade has given rise to a movement of avid enthusiasts who spin anywhere and everywhere they can. Spin instructor Rebecca Reed has enthusiastically evolved into […]

October 11 marks the second annual celebration

Stockton is one of the country’s largest Urban Native Communities in the nation. It was named America’s most diverse city in the 2020 U.S. News & World Report. To help spread awareness of this, Stockton officially designated October 11 as Stockton Indigenous People Day in […]

Who’s Buried in the Woodbridge Masonic Cemetery?

You need special permission to visit the Woodbridge Masonic Cemetery most days of the week. Looked after by the Woodbridge Masonic Lodge #131, visits are by appointment only except for on Saturdays and Sundays when the gate is open from 8 AM-3 PM. In a […]

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