The spring schedules for the Rankin Aquatic Center begins May 1.
There is plenty going on this weekend through the next couple of weeks, from book signings to an eReader Workshop, MTZO Bazaar and more...
Being summond for jury duty in Martinez sparks an emotional response when details of the case emerge.
Just when and by whom were those trees planted?
Louie Strentzel Muir, John Muir's wife for 25 years until her death in 1905, is portrayed with love and admiration in a letter written by her younger daughter, Helen, in 1963.
This Week in Martinez: John Muir's Birthday Party, Book Sale, and Craft Beer Festival
Rankin Aquatic Center~~~The New Martinez Community Pool
Local yoga instructor Adri Frick answers the surprisingly complicated question of how often to "do yoga".
This is a town of uneducated rumors. It is also a town that at its substrate does value the physical expressions of its intact history. This blog hopes to educate and inspire.
So many people have made Martinez home, making it one of the most diverse places you will ever find.
Some favorite events happening this week, and a look at what's coming up next week.
A Martinez clergy abuse survivor tells about his life and winning a lawsuit against the Catholic Church in his new book, "A Witch Wins Justice."
Fun with healthy skepticism, and critical thinking. Learn how to say "Oh yeah?"
Here's what's hopping in Martinez Easter weekend.
Fascinating one or two sentence news briefs collected in 1926 for a county history book from copies of the Contra Costa Gazette back to 1858.
Abigail Bush who lived in Martinez from 1852 to 1880 showed a doubting Elizabeth Cady Stanton that women could chair a large conference successfully.
There is nothing square about square dancing.
Is your sleep position affecting your spinal health?
J. J. McNamara was the perfiect early 20th century "we can do it!" businessman, entrepreneur and civic leader. Mayor, builder of the State Theater, farmer and contractor.
Susan campaigned in California for months for the equal suffrage for women amendment on the November 3, 1896 ballot. Martinez was one of many small towns where she spoke.
Spring is springing all over Martinez and warm weather and sunshine is on the way. Trust me.
Clarification on the removal of olive trees in Rankin park and hope for the grove's future, a "Touch of Tuscany," overlooking our downtown.
The Ro-Duo's Wrap up of tunes around town...
Old guitars never really die, as we learn...
Chiropractic for kids? You bet!
Are you an airplane today?
Our first trip to Italy to meet Dad's family
You think successful people know what they're doing? Think again!
The new Martinez Grange has a storied history behind it. 135 years ago Alhambra Grange helped fight unfair bank and shipping practices that hurt farmers and showed that the "99%" can win!
Try this healthy cookie from CalFit Martinez.
Scotty discovers a local eatery he loves.
New mural to be painted by students from New Leaf: A Sustainable Living Collaborative. John Muir-focused mural will be on Franklin Canyon Road.
John Muir said that California has only two seasons. I count five... everyday.
Muir Gardens: A mystery discovered and a mystery solved by community's history team -- Martinez Historical Society, Contra Costa County Historical Society and the John Muir National Historic Site
Presenting donations to BROCK family
Becky (Bee) is my wife, and she is not just the love of my life, she is the love of my soul.
Monthly Music overview for Martinez
Games we play
Blog about recent restoration project that gave studewnts experience to facilitate similar project on their school campus.
CB and Jenny's window into Martinez music