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Olson’s two home run day helps lead A’s past the Royals 6-3

June 13, 2021 Featured, Local Sports, Sports 0

BY DANIEL GLUSKOTER A pair of home runs by Matt Olson as part of a four-hit game helped carry the A’s to a 6-3 win over the Kansas City Royals Sunday afternoon at the Coliseum. Olson’s second multi-home run game of the season raised his total to 18 for the …

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Former Disney star Olivia Rodrigo’s debut album is far from sour

June 13, 2021 Arts and Entertainment, Life 0

BY MARIANA GARRICK Anything sour has the tendency to make your face scrunch up in distaste, but Olivia Rodrigo’s album, Sour, couldn’t be further from that. The only thing that Rodrigo hints at being sour was her relationship, which she talked about in her chart-topping hit single “Drivers License.” The …

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Liz Phair maintains indie-rock legacy with Soberish return album

June 11, 2021 Arts and Entertainment, Life 0

BY MARIANA GARRICK After 11 years, Liz Phair has finally returned to release her seventh studio album, Soberish. Phair’s newest album is full of growth and it’s clear she took into account the harsh criticism she faced from her previous album Funstyle. Though Soberish is completely different from Funstyle as …

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Ball falls the right way for A’s and Manaea in win over DBacks

June 9, 2021 Featured, Local Sports, Sports 0

BY DANIEL GLUSKOTER Sean Manaea held Arizona to just two hits over six shutout innings as the A’s sent the dreadful DiamondBacks to their 19th straight road loss 4-0 at the Coliseum Wednesday afternoon. Manaea (5-2), coming off a complete game shutout against the Mariners in his last start, labored …

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Cubs avert Giant sweep as Gaels Wisdom hits two more homers

June 6, 2021 Featured, Local Sports, Sports 0

BY DANIEL GLUSKOTER The Giants hopes for their first four-game sweep of the Chicago Cubs in nearly a decade were dashed Sunday afternoon by the hot bat of former St. Mary’s Gael Patrick Wisdom, who continued his power surge since joining the Cubs with another pair of home runs to …

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Nancy Wilson’s first-ever solo album “You and Me” shows Heart

June 4, 2021 Arts and Entertainment, Life 0

BY MARIANA GARRICK Guitarist Nancy Wilson from the band Heart just made her solo debut with the release of her new album, You and Me. Recorded primarily in her California home studio during quarantine, she worked remotely to create the rocking 12-track album with special guests including Sammy Hagar along …

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New Park in Concord named after Justice Thurgood Marshall

June 2, 2021 Featured, Our Town 0

The East Bay Regional Park District Board of Directors unanimously voted Tuesday to name the new regional park at the former Concord Naval Weapons Station “Thurgood Marshall Regional Park – Home of the Port Chicago 50.” The name “Thurgood Marshall Regional Park – Home of the Port Chicago 50” recognizes …

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Obituary: Michael Joseph Mason (1945-2021)

June 1, 2021 Obituaries, Obituaries, Our Town 0

Our beloved Michael passed away at 6:24 a.m. on May 19, 2021 in Martinez. Family and friends blessed to have been part of his journey through life and to have known such a caring, loving husband, brother, uncle and friend. Michael was a quiet sole, but his presence was felt …

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Ohtani’s bat and Alex Cobb’s arm lead Angels past A’s 4-0

May 29, 2021 Featured, Local Sports, Sports 0

BY DANIEL GLUSKOTER Four unearned runs in the fifth inning was all the offense Alex Cobb and the Angels bullpen needed as Los Angeles scored a 4-0 win against the Athletics Saturday afternoon at the Coliseum. Cobb (3-2, 3.78) was masterful in his first start against Oakland since joining the …

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The Black Keys put a spin on Mississippi blues with Delta Kream

May 28, 2021 Arts and Entertainment, Life 0

BY MARIANA GARRICK The indie-blues rock band The Black Keys released their 10th studio album Delta Kream on May 14. Dan Auerbach and Patrick Carney’s 11-track album fills the ears of listeners with head-bopping jams and foot-stomping rhythms that pay tribute to hill country blues legends R.L. Burnside, Junior Kimbrough …

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