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Mountain and desert: Sabino Canyon in Tucson has both

Columnist · December 30, 2021

I had forgotten about the charms of Tucson. In winter, where one can swim outside in a heated pool beneath brilliant sun, a weekend in Tucson seems like a good […]

Pilgrim School leader tapped for Columbia fellowship

Billy Taylor · December 30, 2021

Pilgrim School’s newly appointed Head of School Patricia Kong has been selected to join a small cohort of experienced national and international school leaders for the 2022 Klingenstein Head of School […]

Raingutter Regatta is the Pinewood Derby in water

Columnist · December 30, 2021

Imagine racing a sailboat, but never getting wet. No pesky seagulls following behind, no splashing wake and no seasickness. Can’t swim? Doesn’t matter. And life vests? Who needs those uncomfortable […]

‘Chaplin’ faced fame, controversy; enjoy the silly ‘King’s Man’

Columnist · December 30, 2021

The Real Charlie Chaplin (8/10): 112 minutes. Charlie Chaplin was a 5’4” superstar who faced fame and controversy. His loyalty was questioned, and he exacerbated the problem by saying, “I […]

Real Estate Sales

Chronicle Staff · December 2, 2021

Author Connelly releases new novel depicting area

Billy Taylor · December 2, 2021

Mystery writer Michael Connelly is at it again, this time penning a new thriller that includes depictions of our Greater Wilshire neighborhoods impacted by the pandemic and recent social unrest. […]

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