Ann Komosa and Joseph “Joey” Richard Phister are engaged to be married on May 26, 2012, at Saint Vincent De Paul Church in Chicago. The reception will be held downtown. The bride-elect is the daughter of Barbara and the late Stanley Komosa of Barrington Hills, Ill. She is a 2001 graduate of Rolling Meadows High … Continue Reading
Sheldon T. Dahl and Susan Boyack Dahl of Davis celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on Oct. 13, 2011. The couple met at Brigham Young University. They were married in the Salt Lake Temple of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints on Oct. 27, 1961. Sheldon is a retired educator and Susan is a retired … Continue Reading
Nomination forms for the 2012 Golden Heart Awards are now available at www.davisteenscene.org. The Golden Heart Awards recognize outstanding youths in grades seven through 12 in the Davis community in two categories. The service award recognizes someone who has given outstanding service to their community, peers or school. The personal challenge award recognizes an individual who … Continue Reading
The Davis High basketball teams will take on alumni players at the second annual alumni basketball games on Saturday, Nov. 26, at Davis High School, 315 W. 14th St. The DHS varsity girls play the alumni women at 2 p.m., followed by JV boys going up against older alumni men at 3:15 p.m. and the … Continue Reading
The city of Davis offers a pair of dance classes for adults age 18 or older, to help participants keep fit and have fun. Learn some fun, basic dance steps and move to vigorous classic and modern hip-hop music in Beginning Hip-Hop Dance for Adults. This four-part program includes warm-up, stretching, instruction of dance steps, … Continue Reading
The Davis Flower Arrangers will meet Wednesday for a program by Tina Crutcher on “Greeting The Seasons, Inspiring Possibilities for the Holidays.” The holiday theme will continue at the next meeting on Dec. 7 with a workshop for all attendees to create their own wreath, swag or arrangement. Both traditional and contemporary styles will be … Continue Reading
In most places, when the calendar turns to October, the spooks come out to play.
But in Yolo County, spirits can be found no matter the time of year.
Down narrow alleys, on a moonless campus, in dark capacious theaters, around every corner ghosts seem to linger.
The following are but a few places that are either rumored to be haunted or where tragedy has once struck.
Woodland Memorial Hospital’s emergency department has received the designation of Excellence in Pediatric Care, the hospital announced. The emergency department, which treats more than 2,500 children a year from Woodland and its surrounding communities, received this prestigious designation from Valley Emergency Physicians, the physician group providing emergency services at Woodland Memorial Hospital and at more … Continue Reading
WASHINGTON (AP) — Americans’ incomes have stagnated for three straight months. Yet they boosted their spending in September 0.6 percent — three times the increase in August. Under normal circumstances, that would be a troubling sign for the economy. But a closer look at Friday’s report from the Commerce Department on September income and spending … Continue Reading
PITTSBURGH (AP) — A pilfered Reuben sandwich and a stolen forklift have a Pittsburgh man in quite a pickle. Ross Township police say 38-year-old Sean Faulkner ordered the sandwich from a bar, then ran out without paying and climbed on a forklift for his getaway. Faulkner allegedly stole the forklift from a construction site on … Continue Reading
MERCY, MERCY … last week in a 58-0 loss to perennial statewide football power Grant, the overmatched Davis High School Blue Devils were subjected to something called “running time” in the second half of the game … in other words, the clock moves into hyperspeed and doesn’t stop for anything in order to cut down … Continue Reading
Dear Annie: I have been seeing my boyfriend for more than a year. “Keith” was divorced three years ago, but he and his ex-wife live in the same town and have four kids together, one of whom still lives with her. I am bothered by their relationship, which goes beyond normal concerns for the children. … Continue Reading
The volunteer organization that supports Mondavi Center’s arts education and outreach, the Friends of Mondavi, will again open the Center’s Gift Shop in the Grand Lobby from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday, Oct. 29. This annual “brunch and browse” event is free as is parking on campus. A large array of holiday-themed and gift-giving items will … Continue Reading
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