The roomy coffeehouse is replete with the usual trappings: expensive espresso maker, oversized sofas, enticing pastries, a customer in artfully torn jeans typing on her BlackBerry.
The men and women in the Senior Stretch and Tone Class -- people who flew planes in World War II, danced rumbas and climbed Half Dome -- shuffle through simple aerobics. It's the most faithfully attended exercise class in the Clovis city recreation system.
KINGSBURG — People talk. That’s why a murder in this Swedish-themed town of about 11,000 has created two mysteries, not just one.
Dennis is selling a 2-year-old sleep apnea machine for $350. He'll throw in a humidifier.
Each year, letters to Santa -- scribbled and sealed tight (children really seem to like glue) -- arrive at local post offices.
SANGER -- Alex Gonzales, daughter of a pool hall owner, can't shoot pool. She doesn't even know how to rack the balls. Her father, Juan Enrique Gonzales, never felt a pool hall was a proper place for his daughters or his wife, Angela.
In a small, shingled 100-year-old farmhouse near Fowler, there lives a two-headed, bearded dragon lizard.
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