Hormone deficieny may be at root of some undiagnosed illnesses

Wed Feb 25, 2009 4:09 PM EST

After 13 years of chronic illness, Gail Stewart had given up on believing that she would ever feel any better.

health, bioidentical, bioidentical-hormones, hormone-replacement, menopause, menopausal, estrogen, progesterone, oprah, suzanne-somers

Was Ounce Of Weed Motivation For Mob Attack?

Fri Jul 18, 2008 4:10 PM EDT

Ricky Green has a lot that he could be mad about. You'd be pissed off, too, if you were jumped in the dark by six skateboard-wielding thugs, stabbed with a knife, knocked unconscious and left for dead on an otherwise quiet street just yards from Brighton Beach.

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us-news, bolinas, attack, violence, ricky-green, racism, vigilante

Community Searches For Soul In Wake Of Stabbing

Wed Jul 2, 2008 5:12 PM EDT

News media reports from outside the area assert that Rickey Green, who has been characterized as a 33-year old transient, was attacked by a mob because he was not part of the fabric of the rest of the Bolinas community. Green, they say, was an outsider.

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us-news, violence, stabbing, assault, victim, victims-rights

Telling The Truth About A Pedophile Teacher

Sat May 24, 2008 1:27 AM EDT

It's not the kind of thing one talks about in every day conversation, but sometime this year, possibly at the Tamalpais High School "Class of 78" 30th reunion, I'm sure that it might come up.

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us-news, tamalpais-high-school, santa-rosa, don-inman

The Most Eligible People Party

Mon Apr 28, 2008 6:18 PM EDT

It's not often that I think of it, but something reminded me the other day of the time back in 1984 when I was selected for inclusion on San Francisco Focus Magazine's list of 50 Most Eligible Bachelor's in the entire Bay Area.

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bolinas, san-francisco-maazine, society, kqed, arts

On Assignment in Washington, D.C.

Sat Apr 12, 2008 5:46 PM EDT

The Nation's Capitol is a curious place. A month ago, I am told, on what had been an otherwise uneventful afternoon, noise from sirens suddenly filled the air and the thwap-thwap-thwap of helicopters buzzed overhead.

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Mayoral Memories

Sat Apr 12, 2008 5:42 PM EDT

I was once the press secretary to the mayor of Bolinas, Calif. Later I was the vice-mayor of the tiny coastal community. It may seem like the statements are a pack of lies, but they are actually true.

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history, mayor, big-wheel, race

Dogs '86'd' From Smiley's Saloon

Sat Apr 12, 2008 12:09 PM EDT

The final nail in the coffin of the Good Old Days has been hammered in with news out of Smiley's Saloon that dogs are no longer allowed on the premises.

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odd-news, dog, dogs, bay-area, san-francisco

Comments & Feedback

Dear Biatch,

Actually, no. I have never written an article in the Pt. Reyes Light. Have I ever written articles that have appeared in the West Marin Citizen or the Coastal Post? Yes, plenty. And sure - I'm certain that I did refer to the mob that beat up that one person and left him for dead in a pool of his own blood as cowardly thugs. What else would you call them? Finally, I don't use a pencil as they still haven't worked out the spell check on them. With a pencil, I would likely spell a word like "ridiculous" as "rediculous." -- A.H.

PS. It is not entirely uncowardly to post things on a public web site without the benefit of your real name.

— Alex Horvath

did you write that rediculous article in the pt reyes light about cowardly thugs, because than if you did than you dont deserve to have a pencil to write anymore articles that a resonable person would @!$%# on.

— biatch